Robert N. McCauley
Affiliations: | Emory University, Atlanta, GA |
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"Robert McCauley"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Bryon J. Cunningham | grad student | 2000 | Emory |
| Dennis W. Dugan | grad student | 2003 | Emory |
| Jared K. Rothstein | grad student | 2011 | Emory |
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| McCauley RN. (2020) Recent Trends In The Cognitive Science Of Religion: Neuroscience, Religious Experience, And The Confluence Of Cognitive And Evolutionary Research Zygon. 55: 97-124 |
| McCauley RN. (2018) Twenty-five years in: Landmark empirical findings in the cognitive science of religion Filosofia Unisinos. 19: 244-262 |
| McCauley RN. (2016) Are gods and good governments culturally and psychologically interchangeable? The Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 39: e19 |
| McCauley RN. (2015) Maturationally Natural Cognition, Radically Counter-Intuitive Science, and the Theory-Ladenness of Perception Journal For General Philosophy of Science. 46: 183-199 |
| McCauley RN, Thomas Lawson E. (2013) Who owns "Culture"? Theory and Method in the Study of Religion: Twenty Five Years On. 1: 135-155 |
| McCauley RN. (2013) Why science is exceptional and religion is not: A response to commentators on Why Religion Is Natural and Science Is Not Religion, Brain and Behavior. 3: 165-182 |
| McCauley RN. (2012) A cognitive science of religion will be difficult, expensive, complicated, radically counter-intuitive, and possible: A response to martin and wiebe Journal of the American Academy of Religion. 80: 605-610 |
| McCauley RN, Cohen E. (2010) Cognitive science and the naturalness of religion Philosophy Compass. 5: 779-792 |
| McCauley RN. (2009) Time is of the essence: Explanatory pluralism and accommodating theories about long-term processes Philosophical Psychology. 22: 611-635 |
| McCauley RN. (2009) The impact of successful scientific theorizing on conceptualizing religion Religion. 39: 200-202 |