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Kasaki Lab
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A lab centered on analytic philosophy, covering epistemology and the philosophy of robotics.
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Studying epistemology and more, with a specialty in analytic philosophy
Associate Professor Masashi Kasaki specializes in analytic philosophy.
He studies epistemology, philosophical methodology, philosophy of robotics, and the history of analytic philosophy in particular.
He also works on experimental philosophy and writing education.
He belongs to the Division of Information Philosophy in the Department of Social Informatics, Graduate School of Informatics.
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Associate Professor Masashi Kasaki specializes in analytic philosophy, and works in particular on epistemology, philosophical methodology, philosophy of robotics, and the history of analytic philosophy. The lab also works on experimental philosophy and writing education.
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