・Papers in English

1."J. J. Prinz's Relativistic Morality and Convention", in The Proceeding of The 3rd BESETO Conference of Philosophy, pp. 293-304, 2009.
⇒【paper】Downlord(PDF)

2. " "Brain gender" talk and the relationship between science and narrative: Situations in Japan". Clinical Philosophy, 16, pp. 61-81, 2015.

・Verbal Presentations in English

1. Tsutsui, Haruka. "J. J. Prinz's Relativistic Morality and Convention" (The 3rd BESETO Conference of Philosophy, The University of Tokyo, 2009/01/10)
⇒【paper】Downlord(PDF)
2. Tsutsui, Haruka. "J. J. Prinz's Moral Relativism and the Possibility of Moral Convention" (The CUNY Cognitive Science Symposium, The City University of New York Graduate School and University Center, 2009/03/27)
⇒【presentation】Downlord(PDF)
3. Tsutsui, Haruka. "Neuroethics of sex/gender: The "male/female brain" discourse and sex/gender in our society" (Brain Science and Ethics, Howard Florey Institute (Melbourne), 2010/03/23)
4. Tsutsui, Haruka. "Constructing Common Knowledge" (Graduate Workshop in the Philosophy of Mind, Edgbaston Campus, University of Birmingham, 2011/03/25)
5. Tsutsui, Haruka. "Common Knowledge/Mutual Knowledge and the Understanding of Normality" (The 27th Tokyo Colloquium of Cognitive Philosophy, The University of Tokyo, 2011/05/20)
6. Tsutsui, Haruka. ""Brain gender" talk and the relationship between science and narrative: situations in Japan" (Feminist Technoscience and the Theory of the Body: Cases from Japan, Sweden and [elsewhere] , Centre for Gender Research, Uppsala University, 2013/03/12)
7. Tsutsui, Haruka. “Biological Essentialism as a Narrative: Thinking from popular (Neuro)science on Sex/Gender Differences”(Open Seminar “Feminist phenomenology”, Toyonaka Campus, Osaka University, 2015/03/24)

・Poster Presentations in English

1. Tsutsui, Haruka and Mizushima, Nozomi. "Neuroethics of Sex Differences: a perspective from analyses of popular neuroscience in Japan" (The 32nd Annual Meeting of the Japan Neuroscience Society, Nagoya Congress Center, 2009/09/16)　
2.Tsutsui, Haruka. "The "male/female brain" discourse: Why sex/gender differences in the brain are overinterpreted" (Neuroethics Society Annual Meeting, Manchester Grand Hyatt (San Diego), 2010/11/12)