Jenn Gleason
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Works in Progress:
  • What Is Mental Disorder? What Do We Want it to Be?
  • The Myth of Mass Shooting
  • 'Mental Disorder' is Not Medically Useful
  • Direct and Indirect Stigmatization
  • Language and Language Clusters
  • Are Symptom Clusters Explanatory? A Study in Mental Disorders and Non-Causal Explanation (with Daniel Wilkenfeld & Tonia Lombrozo)

Conference Presentations:
  • “Are Symptom Clusters Explanatory? A Study in Mental Disorders and Non Causal Explanation” (as Jennifer Asselin) – The Cognitive Science Society Conference, Philadelphia, PA, August 2016
  • “Why Being a Dysfunction is Not Necessary for Being a Mental Disorder” (as Jennifer Asselin) – Miscellaneous Metaphysics Workshop, The Ohio State University, OH, February 2016
  • “Reconciling the Degree-Based Binary Freedoms of Reid and Kant” (as Jennifer Asselin) – Free Will Conference, Center for Cognition and Neuroethics, MI, October 2014
  • “Androids and Infants” (as Jennifer Asselin) – The Virginia Humanities Conference, Roanoke College, VA, March 2012 

Poster Presentations:
  • “Are Symptom Clusters Explanatory? – A Study in Mental Disorders and Non Causal Explanation” (as Jennifer Asselin) The Society for Philosophy and Psychology, Austin, TX, June 2016  

Conference Commentaries:
  • "A Case for Skepticism" Commentary on Andrew Evans' "Two Mental Health Ontologies, in Conversation" – Ohio Philosophical Association Conference, Cincinnati University, OH, April 2018 
  • "Considering Hybrid Theories" Commentary on Maria Doulatova's "Neuroscience of Mindreading: A Case for a Plurality of Specialized Mindreading Mechanisms" – Central American Philosophical Association, Chicago, March 2018
  • “Fighting off the Martians” (as Jennifer Asselin) Commentary on Shane Glackin’s “Mad Disease, Martian Diseases, and Modernism about Disease”  – 4th European Advanced Seminar in the Philosophy of the Life Sciences, Konrad Lorenz Institute, Vienna, Austria, Sept 2016
  • “Maybe a Matter of Space” (as Jennifer Asselin) Commentary on Cruz Davis’s “Not a Matter of Space” – Ohio Philosophical Association Conference, Otterbein University, OH, April 2016
  • “Why Accept Equivalency?” (as Jennifer Asselin) Commentary on Jordan Shonberg’s “Human Rationality and the Four Ends” – Ohio Philosophical Association Conference, Baldwin Wallace University, OH, April 2015 
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