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I am Jason Marsh. I am currently Assistant Professor of philosophy at St. Olaf College in Minnesota. You can visit my departmental page here. My research lies within applied ethics -- particularly procreative ethics, a sub field of bioethics -- normative ethics, moral epistemology, moral psychology, and philosophy of religion (esp. science & religion and the problem of evil). I have had papers accepted or published in such journals as Bioethics, Religious Studies and The Monist.
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I recently completed my PhD from the University of Western Ontario here.
I just found out that I'll be presenting a dissertation chapter at the Valuing Lives Conference at NYU this spring here
http://bioethics.as.nyu.edu/docs/IO/16354/Marsh-PossiblePersonsAbstract.pdf
I have recently been selected to be part of a major research project (£ 1.9 million ) on the cognitive science of religious culture at the Institute of Cognitive and Evolutionary Anthropology, at the University of Oxford. My project entitled 'when are cognitive science explanations debunking explanations?' and is further explained in my Oxford project tab, at the top left. http://www.icea.ox.ac.uk/lab/projects/cognition-religion-and-theology/
I'm also on board a project called 'Let conscience be their guide?: Conscientious Refusals in Reproductive Healthcare (2010-2013), supported by the Canadian Institute of Health (CHIR). here
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