Mario Attie-Picker

Mario Attie-Picker is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University Chicago. His research focuses on moral psychology, experimental philosophy, and philosophy of art, with particular attention to obligations, emotional responses to art, and normative ethics.

• Education: Ph.D. in Philosophy (Yale University), Masters in Philosophy (Yale), B.A. in Philosophy & Psychology (University of California, San Diego)

His work bridges empirical methods with traditional philosophy, examining topics like forgiveness, aesthetic value of sad music, and Pyrrhonian skepticism's psychological impacts. He has published in top journals such as Journal of Aesthetic Education and Canadian Journal of Philosophy.

No specific grants or awards noted, but his research demonstrates interdisciplinary engagement between philosophy and psychology. Advising no listed students yet. Affiliated with Loyola's Philosophy Department and contributes to research groups like the Loyola Ethics and Values Symposia.