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This project develops an integrated account of the nature of wellbeing along several dimensions – i.e. cognitive, emotional, social and physical wellbeing.
It aims to integrate work in contemporary applied ethics, epistemology, philosophy of emotions, philosophy of psychology, philosophy of medicine, and philosophy of biology in a way that has wider implications beyond the academy for industry and public policy.
The project also connects research in the philosophy of wellbeing with research in psychology
This project develops an integrated account of the nature of wellbeing along several dimensions – i.e. cognitive, emotional, social and physical wellbeing.
It aims to integrate work in contemporary applied ethics, epistemology, philosophy of emotions, philosophy of psychology, philosophy of medicine, and philosophy of biology in a way that has wider implications beyond the academy for industry and public policy.
The project also connects research in the philosophy of wellbeing with research in psychology
and human enhancement in a way that suitably grounds each form of enhancement in the kind of normativity distinctive to it (cognitive, emotional, social, and biological respectively).
In this respect, the proposed project offers one of the best chances yet to bring the timely and practically important matter of how these forms of enhancement might advance wellbeing and flourishing for the first time under intellectual control.
One of the timeliest interdisciplinary research areas in contemporary philosophy - one that spans ethics, epistemology, the philosophy of medicine and technology - is that of human enhancement.
Unlike traditional therapeutic medical improvements, which aim to restore individuals to normal healthy levels of functioning (e.g., following injury or disease), human enhancement takes advantage of the latest science and medicine to bring individuals beyond normal healthy levels of functioning in order to gain various kinds of advantages, including intellectual, moral, and emotional advantages.
There are broadly three key strands of human enhancement that have been of special interest to philosophers in so far as each aims, in a distinctive way, to improve the quality of our lives by improving (different aspects of) our minds: these are (I) moral enhancement (II) cognitive enhancement and (III) emotional enhancement.
COGITO will explore in new ways how these distinct forms of enhancement relate to each other in promoting overall human wellbeing, bridging conversations that have, to this point, remained isolated in the literature.
COGITO research results show that the etiological function of the practice of architecture is to design spaces that reliably generate wellbeing.
According to a popular view first championed by Aristotle, wellbeing is multi-dimensional. Human flourishing requires realising one's potential along several dimensions: cognitive, emotional, physical, moral, social.
If all this is the case, though, function fulfilment in the case of architectural products will be a much more complicated affair than one might have thought: it requires success along all said dimensions.
Together with our partners at Therme Group, we are implementing these results in the design of Therme facilities around the world.
