Web Resources

 Blog posts on the project

• Puddifoot, L. (2017). Memories: Distorted, Reconstructed, Experiential and Shared. Imperfect Cognitions, 20th April.
• Bortolotti, L. (2017). Ask Me Anything Session for Reddit Philosophy, 8th March.
• Larkin, M. (2016). PERFECT year three: Michael. Imperfect Cognitions, 15th November.
• Motta, V. (2016). PERFECT year three: Valeria. Imperfect Cognitions, 8th November.
• Antrobus, M. (2016). PERFECT year three: Magdalena. Imperfect Cognitions, 1st November.
• Stammers, S. (2016). PERFECT year three: Sophie. Imperfect Cognitions, 25th October.
• Puddifoot, K. (2016). PERFECT year three: Kathy. Imperfect Cognitions, 18th October.
• Polonioli, A. (2016). PERFECT year three: Andrea. Imperfect Cognitions, 11th October.
• Bortolotti, L. (2016). PERFECT year three: Lisa. Imperfect Cognitions, 4th October.
• Sullivan-Bissett, E. (2016). PERFECT 2016: False but Useful Beliefs. Imperfect Cognitions, 3rd March.
• Bortolotti, L. (2016). Mental health care is still awaiting its revolution. Birmingham Brief, 14th January.
• Larkin, M. (2015). Mental health matters: and we need to value as such. University of Birmingham Tumbler, 17th November.
• Larkin, M. (2015). PERFECT year two. Imperfect Cognitions, 17th November.
• Bortolotti, L. (2015). "Them and Us" no longer: mental health concerns us all. Birmingham Brief, 5th November.
• Bortolotti, L. (2015). Are delusions bad for you? The Forum, 26th October. Finalist of the 3 quarks daily Philosophy Prize 2015.
• Puddifoot, K. (2015). PERFECT year two. Imperfect Cognitions, 20th October.
• Sullivan-Bissett, E. (2015). PERFECT year two. Imperfect Cognitions, 13th October.
• Bortolotti, L. (2015). PERFECT Year Two. Imperfect Cognitions, 6th October.
• Bortolotti, L. (2015). Optimism and the Creation of Everyday Myths. Imperfect Cognitions, 1st September.
• Bortolotti, L. (2015). Philosophy for the Curious: Why Study Philosophy? Philosophy@Birmingham, 13th April.
• Sullivan-Bissett, E. (2015). Implicit Bias, Confabulation, and Epistemic Innocence. Imperfect Cognitions, 24th March.
• Bortolotti, L. (2015). Project PERFECT. I'm NOT disordered, 23rd February.
• Bortolotti, L. (2015). The Upside of Delusional Beliefs. Scientia Salon, 17th February.
• Bortolotti, L. (2015). The Epistemic Innocence of Motivated Delusions. Imperfect Cognitions, 3rd February.
• Bortolotti, L. (2015). Unintended Consequences. Imperfect Cognitions, 13th January.
• Bortolotti, L. (2014). Dementia and the Truth. Imperfect Cognitions, 4th November.
• Bortolotti, L. (2014). Reverse Othello Syndrome and Epistemic Innocence. Philosop-her, 30th October.
• Larkin, M. (2014). PERFECT Launch (4): Anticipating Interdisciplinarity. Imperfect Cognitions, 28th October.
• Bortolotti, L. (2014). What is it to be irrational? Polity Independent, 23rd October.
• Antrobus, M. (2014). PERFECT Launch (3): Depression and its Benefits. Imperfect Cognitions, 21st October.
• Sullivan-Bissett, E. (2014). PERFECT Launch (2): Biological Function and the Formation of Delusions. Imperfect Cognitions, 14th October.
• Bortolotti, L. (2014). PERFECT launch (1): False but Epistemically Beneficial Beliefs. Imperfect Cognitions, 7th October.
• Bortolotti, L. (2014). Anosognosia and Epistemic Innocence. Psychiatric Ethics, 5th October.

 

Project-related podcasts and videos

• Stammers, S. (2017). "Philosophy, Mental Health and Informing Public Policy". Video of lecture.
• Stammers, S. (2017). "Project PERFECT and perceptions of climate change". Podcast of Arts and Science Festival lecture on Youtube.
• Bright, A. (2017). "Sustainable behaviour change for good". Podcast of Arts and Science Festival lecture on Youtube.
• Bortolotti, L. (2017). "Are We Biased about Love?". Philosophy 24/7, 18 January.
• Bortolotti, L. (2016). "Agency without rationality". Inaugural lecture, University of Birmingham, 9 May.
• Antrobus, M. (2016). "Sometimes I get lucky and I forget": Depression, memory and negative bias. Podcast of Arts and Science Festival lecture on Youtube.
• Puddifoot, K. (2016). "Tricked by memory or tricks of memory?" Podcast of Arts and Science Festival lecture on Youtube.
• Jefferson, A. (2016). "Distorting the past to serve our present needs". Podcast of Arts and Science Festival lecture on Youtube.
• Sullivan-Bissett, E. (2016). "False but useful beliefs about epistemic normativity." False but Useful Beliefs Workshop.
• Bortolotti, L. (2016). "The epistemic innocence of self-enhancing beliefs." False but Useful Beliefs Workshop.
• Puddifoot, K. (2016). "The illusory nature of the ethical/epistemic dilemma over stereotyping". False but Useful Beliefs Workshop.
• Bortolotti, L. (2016). Emotions: Do they control us? Forum for European Philosophy, London School of Economics. 19 January.
• Bortolotti, L. (2016). Philosofa Episode 5. Is there a clear line between madness and sanity? 18th January.
• Sullivan-Bissett, E. (2015). Birmingham Heroes (project PERFECT). 60 seconds on Youtube.
• Bortolotti, L. (2015). Birmingham Heroes (project PERFECT). 60 seconds on Youtube.
• Craigie, J. (2015). "Problems of control: alcohol dependence and legal responsibility." Podcast of lecture at the CRASSH Moral Psychology conference.
• Bortolotti, L. (2015). "On Responsibility and control: the case of delusions". Podcast of lecture at the CRASSH Moral Psychology conference.
• Hardy, A. (2015). "Everything we can imagine is real: the role of imagery in daily life". Podcast of Arts and Science Festival lecture on Youtube.
• Sullivan-Bissett, E. (2015). "A Strange Encounter: Alien Abduction Belief." Podcast of Arts and Science Festival lecture on Youtube.
• Wilkinson, S. (2015). "The varieties of verbal hallucination". Podcast of Arts and Science Festival lecture on Youtube.
• Philosophy Bites (2015). Irrationality. Nigel Warburton interviews Lisa Bortolotti.
• Modern Art Oxford (2015). Perspectives: Myth. Video clip of a series of talks featuring Lisa Bortolotti.
• BBC World Service (2014). Unintended Consequences. The Forum. Radio programme last aired on 9th December featuring Lisa Bortolotti.