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Doris Wins Stanton Award from Society for Philosophy & Psychology

John Doris, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Washington University in St. Louis and a leader in the experimental philosophy movement and the integration of psychology and ethics, has won the 2007 Stanton Award which "is given to a scholar in Philosophy or Psychology who has begun making significant contributions to interdisciplinary research and has been active in the SPP."

Past winners of the Stanton Award include Kathleen Akins (Philosophy, Simon Fraser), Paul Bloom (Psychology, Yale), David Chalmers (Philosophy, ANU), Shaun Nichols (Philosophy, Arizona), and Jesse Prinz (Philosophy, North Carolina).

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