Well, Kahneman (and Tversky) would be the most obvious example out of those not mentioned. Otherwise Dennet, Gilovich, Slovic, Pinker, Taleb and Thaler would be some examples of people whose work has varying degrees of relevance to the subject. Those are the people who I can think of off the top of my head but the best way to systematically find researchers of interest would be to look at the reverse citations of Kahneman and Tversky’s work or something of the sort.
Ah, how could I forget them! Biases and heuristics play a big role in my interests for critical thinking of course. I’m a bit surprised: how come you included Dennett and Pinker? I know these two for work that’s (very interesting but) mostly unrelated to my addressed topic. I’m curious, seems like I missed something important.
Well, Kahneman (and Tversky) would be the most obvious example out of those not mentioned. Otherwise Dennet, Gilovich, Slovic, Pinker, Taleb and Thaler would be some examples of people whose work has varying degrees of relevance to the subject. Those are the people who I can think of off the top of my head but the best way to systematically find researchers of interest would be to look at the reverse citations of Kahneman and Tversky’s work or something of the sort.
Ah, how could I forget them! Biases and heuristics play a big role in my interests for critical thinking of course. I’m a bit surprised: how come you included Dennett and Pinker? I know these two for work that’s (very interesting but) mostly unrelated to my addressed topic. I’m curious, seems like I missed something important.
I was writing on auto-pilot, you are right that their work is significantly less relevant to the topic than the others’.