I'm an assistant professor in the philosophy department at Bilkent University in Turkey. I am also a visiting member at the Centre for Philosophy of Memory at the Université Grenoble Alpes for 2023-2024. My research interests are in philosophy of cognitive science, with a particular focus on memory, narratives, and human sociality. I am interested in the role of narratives in constructing and sharing memories.
N. Keven. 2023. What does it take to remember episodically? Current Controversies in Philosophy of Memory. Routledge. Eds. A. Sant'Anna, C. McCarroll, and K. Michaelian.
N. Keven. 2019. Let's call a memory a memory, but what kind? Behavioral and Brain Sciences 42: E260.
N. Keven, J. Kurczek, R. S. Rosenbaum, and C. Craver. 2018. Narrative construction is intact in episodic amnesia Neuropsychologia 110: 104-112.
N. Keven. 2018. Carving event and episodic memory at their joints. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 41: E19.
N. Keven and K. A. Akins. 2017. Neonatal imitation in context: Sensory-motor development in the perinatal period (Target article). Behavioral and Brain Sciences 40: E381.
C. F. Craver, N. Keven, D. Kwan, J. Kurczek, M. C. Duff, and R. S. Rosenbaum. 2016. Moral judgment in episodic amnesia. Hippocampus 26(8): 975–979.
N. Keven. 2016. Events, narratives and memory. Synthese 193(8): 2497–2517.