Gender and Domestic Labour

Paulina Sliwa and I wrote a paper called ‘Gendered Affordance Perception and Unequal Domestic Labour’ that attracted broad attention in the media. Below are links to some of the interviews and newspaper articles:

Videos of my Talks

• An Agnostic View of Artificial Consciousness (Talk at the Barnes Philosophy Club) 
• The Scope of Affordance Perception in Human and Non-Human Animals (Guest Lecture at the University of Athens) 
• Affording Imagination (Talk at the Science and Philosophy of Imagination conference) 
• Attention and Attendabilia: The Perception of Attentional Affordances (Talk for Cognition and Language Seminar University of Campinas Unicamp) 
• The Mental Affordance Hypothesis (Talk at Minds Online 2017) 

In collaboration with CCIR (The Cambridge Centre for International Research) I’ve given several online talks at secondary schools across the world. I’ve also recorded a session on business ethics that includes an interview with Founding Director of outstanding.global Nigel Hughes about the challenges of ethical film production. These videos are also available online:

• Business Ethics in Theory and Practice (Online talk and interview) 
• The Philosophy of AI (Talk at the American College of Sofia) 
• Art and Morality (Talk at Sekolah Cikal Jakarta) 

Podcasts

• Philosophy Takes on the News – special episode on the ethics of watching the Qatar 2022 Men’s Football World Cup with Simon Kirchin, Lucy O’Brien, Martin O’Neill and Gerald Lang
• Philosophy Takes on the News – discussion of current affairs after the death of Queen Elizabeth II with Simon Kirchin, Julian Baggini and Graeme Forbes
• Philosophy Now radio show – debate on consciousness with Philip Goff and Grant Bartley

Short Written Pieces

• Blog piece on scene perception for iCog
• Not by me, but a nice a piece about my work on mental affordances by Raymond Tallis in Philosophy Now
• And don’t forget my Philosophy in Business blog on this website