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Dan Weijers
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Working Papers

Under Review
Please contact me before citing these.
  • The Experience Machine is Dead, Long Live the Experience Machine! (Updated 23 August 2011). Link.
  • Optimistic Naturalism: Scientific Advancement and the Meaning of Life. (Updated 23 August 2011). Link.

Early Drafts of Papers and Ideas in Progress
Please let me know if you have any feedback on these papers/ideas.

  • Scientific Support for the 'Feels Good' Theory of Pleasure (abstract only). Link.

MA Thesis
A thesis submitted to Victoria University of Wellington in fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Philosophy (awarded: Distinction).

  • Turton, Dan (manuscript). Reviving Hedonism about Well-Being: Refuting the Argument from False Pleasures and Restricting the Relevance of Intuitive ‘Evidence’. Link.

Honours Research Paper
A paper submitted to Victoria University of Wellington in fulfillment of part of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Philosophy (awarded: A+).
  • Turton, Dan (manuscript). Genetic Screening for Happiness: Depraved Design or Moral Mandatory? Link.

Contact

Email:
danweijers[at]gmail[dot]com

Phone:
+64-4-463-5233 extension 8651

Address:
Dan Weijers
Philosophy Programme,
Victoria University of Wellington,
PO Box 600,
Wellington 6140,
New Zealand

Why Contact Me?
Please feel free to contact me. I'm more than happy to discuss philosophical and wellbeing-related matters with anyone.

Of particular interest to me is making contact with other wellbeing researchers. Especially for the following reasons:

 - If you are interested in being a peer reviewer for or potential contributor to the International Journal of Wellbeing

 - If you are an editor of a philosophy or wellbeing-related project looking for a contributor

 - If you are interested in collaborating on theoretical, interdisciplinary, or empirical wellbeing research

 - If you are a non-philosopher and want to discuss philosophical aspects of wellbeing
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email: danweijers[at]gmail[dot]com