academic articles
academic articles
Curiosity: A Round-Up of Recent Academic Papers
If you would like to explore scholarly discussions on integrity, here is a sampling of the work from various disciplines from the past few years.
- “Curiosity: Vice or Virtue? Augustine and Lonergan”
Patrick H. Byrne, American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly - “Using Curiosity to Render the Invisible, Visible”
Katherine Cheung, Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics - “Curiosity, Awe and Wonder: The Emotions That Open Our Mind”
Francis Heylighen, Foundations of Science - “Intentional Engagement: A Practical Guide to Curiosity, Co-Creation, and Therapeutic Presence”
Lindsay Hill and James Robert Bitter, Journal of Individual Psychology - “Age Differences in the Conceptualization and Experience of Curiosity: A Qualitative Study”
Michelle E. Hirsch, Tarnpreet Virk, Christina Chang, Buddhika Bellana, and Andrée-Ann Cyr, PLoS ONE - “The Virtue of Curiosity”
Ross Lewis, Episteme - “Travel and Curiosity”
Pilar Lopez-Cantero, The Journal of Ethics - “Curiosity, Checking, and Knowing: A Virtue-Theoretical Perspective”
Nenad Miscevic, Acta Analytica - “Inculcating Curiosity: Pilot Results of an Online Module to Enhance Undergraduate Intellectual Virtue”
Gabe Avakian Orona and Duncan Pritchard, Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education - “What Doesn’t Kill the Cat Makes It Creative: Complex Interplay Between Trait Curiosity and Creativity”
Zhiting Ren, Qunlin Chen, Xianrui Li, Dongtao Wei, and Jiang Qiu, Creativity Research Journal
- “Hungry Minds: Provoking and Sustaining Curiosity in Organizations”
Barbara Slavich, M. Pilar Opazo, and Ignasi Capdevila, Academy of Management Discoveries - “Epistemic Emotions and Judges: Feeling Curiosity, Doubt, and Trust”
Michal Vosinek, Legal Ethics
