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is a lecturer in philosophy at Cardiff University. Her research interests include philosophy of art, philosophy of language, and feminist philosophy. She is also a practising artist in paint and sound ...

is a professor in humanities at the University of Manchester in the UK. She is interested in the relationships between dreaming, creativity and psychopathology. Perhaps the most famous dream ...

is a professor of biological science at Washington State University and the principal investigator at the Skinner laboratory. His research interests include environmental epigenetics and disease ...

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