OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Analysis is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Inquiry and confirmation	18
Recent Work in Standpoint Epistemology	16
Strict propriety is weak	12
The scope of the All-Subjected Principle: On the logical structure of coercive laws	11
Alternative motivation and lies	9
Recent work in the theory of conceptual engineering	9
Pain, paradox and polysemy	9
An argument against causal decision theory	8
There are no fundamental facts	7
Truthmaking, grounding and Fitch’s paradox	7
Grounding and propositional identity	6
Recent Work on Gender Identity and Gender	6
Is credibility a guide to possibility? A challenge for toy models in science	6
A St Petersburg Paradox for risky welfare aggregation	6
A note on the Wilhelmine Inconsistency	6
Attitudinal social norms	6
Why formal objections to the error theory fail	5
Can a risk of harm itself be a harm?	5
Modal dispositionalism and necessary perfect masks	5
Confession of a causal decision theorist	5
Beliefs don’t simplify our reasoning, credences do	5
A Problem for the Ideal Worlds Account of Desire	4
The logic of partial supposition	4
Transformative experience and the right to revelatory autonomy	4
A new solution to the regress of pure powers	4

Recent Work on Moral Revolutions	4
There is no tenable notion of global metainferential validity	4
Replies to Henderson, Elgin and Lawlor	4
Which Fitch?	4
Epistemic excuses and the feeling of certainty	4
A ground-theoretical modal definition of essence	3
No Functions for Rocks: Garson’s Generalized Selected Effects Theory and the Liberality Problem	3
Weak generics	3
Hypercrisy and standing to self-blame	3
Lying with deceptive implicatures? Solving a puzzle about conflicting results	3
Relationality without obligation	3
The Function of Knowledge	3
The reverse ontological argument	3
From Non-Usability to Non-Factualism	3
Accommodated authority: Broadening the picture	3
A puzzle about the fixity of the past	3
Lying: revisiting the ‘intending to deceive’ condition	3
Philosophical proofs against common sense	3
Actual value in decision theory	3
Why formal objections to the error theory are sound	2
Events and the regress of pure powers: Reply to Taylor	2
Actions and questions	2
Shifty evidence and shifty books	2
The moving spotlighter’s way of ‘unfreezing the spotlight’	2
Justification and being in a position to know	2
The case for moral empiricism	2
LeMans’s gontological argument	2
Against classical paraconsistent metatheory	2
Comments on What Is the Point of Knowledge?	2
On the Autonomy of (Some) Knowledge	2
The dream of recapture	2
A dilemma for Nicolausian discounting	2
Bullshit questions	2
Equal Validity or Nonneutrality? A defense of relativism	2
Defending the Kratzerian presuppositional error theory	2
There is no aesthetic experience of the genuine	2
What’s the Point of Knowledge?	2
Emotions and the ‘Central Test of Virtue’: Critical Notice of Gopal Sreenivasan’s Emotion and Virtue	2
Look at the time!	2
Speculations in High Dimensions	2
Honesty Isn’t Always a Virtue	2
A plan-based causal decision theory	2
Dispositionalism’s (grand)daddy issues: time travelling and perfect masks	2
Crane and the mark of the mental	1
The Pursuit of Neutrality in the Metaphysics of Emergence	1
Strange Games, Puppy Play and Exhaustive Intelligibility: A Response to Thi Nguyen’s Games: Agency as Art	1
A harder dilemma for partial subjunctive supposition	1
Can Global Anti-Realism Withstand the Enactivist Challenge?	1
The Old Man’s Bundle, Still: Kristi Olson Revisits the Envy Test	1
Are there really games in Utopia? A reinterpretation of Suits’s The Grasshopper	1

The gradation puzzle of intellectual assurance	1
Does Moral Philosophy ‘Leave Everything As It Is’?	1
Visual adaptation and the purpose of perception	1
Phenomenal transparency and the transparency of subjecthood	1
Perception, Flux and Learning	1
What’s the Point of Knowledge? A Function-First EpistemologyBy Michael HannonOxford University Press, 2019. ix + 288 pp. £47.99	1
How Much Are Games Like Art?	1
Chalmers on Virtual Reality: Realism on the Cheap?	1
Trying to adjunct without knowing how: adjunction and the adoption problem	1
Against philosophical proofs against common sense	1
Why Aren’t I Part of a Whale?	1
A song turned sideways would sound as sweet	1
Settling the Unsettled: Roles for Belief	1
From tense realism to realism about temporal passage: Reply to Nihel Jhou	1
The interests behind directed doxastic wrongs	1
General triviality for counterfactuals	1
Doing and allowing good	1
Living Your Best Life	1
Two kinds of failure in joint action: On disrespect and directed duties	1
Recent Work on Meritocracy	1
Grounding identity in existence facts: A reply to Wilhelm	1
Gradualism, bifurcation and fading qualia	1
Susan Schneider on Artificial Consciousness and Moral Standing	1
Social connection, interdependence and being sure of ourselves	1
Absence and Abnormality	1
Sculpted Agency and the Messiness of the Landscape	1
Groups, Attitudes and Speech	1
Jeffrey imaging revisited	1
Is superintelligence necessarily moral?	1
The Onus in ‘Ought’	1
Why punitive intent matters	1
Fitch’s paradox and truthmaking: Why Jago’s argument remains ineffective	1
Desert is a dyadic relation	1
Is act-consequentialism self-effacing?	1
Higher-Order Metaphysics and Small Differences	1
Justification and being in a position to know: reply to Waxman	1
The Inbetweeners: On Theories of Language Neither Ideal nor Non-Ideal	1
Boundary extension as mental imagery	1
Divine hiddenness orde jureobjections to theism: You cannot have both	1
Why change your beliefs rather than your desires? Two puzzles	1
Perceptual noise and the bell curve objection	1
Austerity in Mohist ethics	1
The Coherence of Giving Up Frege’s Constraint: Comments on Baghramian and Coliva’sRelativism	1
A problem for counterfactual sufficiency	1
Hyperintensionality and Topicality: Remarks on Berto’s Topics of Thought	1
Defending Games: Reply to Hurka, Kukla and Noë	1
Composition and plethological innocence	1
The epistemic role of vividness	1
Losing grip on the third realm: against naive realism for intuitions	1
Two problems of fitting grief	1
Moral worth and accidentally right actions	1
Universalism doesn’t entail extensionalism	1
Establishing Moral Norms by Convention: Comments on Baghramian’s and Coliva’s Relativism	1
Do tiny contributions make a difference? Reply to Barnett	1
A Plea for Prudence	1
Russell–Myhill and grounding	1
A novel Process Reliabilist response to the Swamping Problem	1
Do formal objections to the error theory overgeneralize?	1
Equal Validity and Disagreement: Comments on Baghramian and Coliva’s Relativism	1
Does racism equal prejudice plus power?	1
Following all the rules: Intuitionistic completeness for generalized proof-theoretic validity	1
Is global consequentialism more expressive than act consequentialism?	1
Enacted appreciation and the meta-normative structure of urgency	1
Multidisjunctivism’s no solution to the screening-off problem	1
Conglomerability, disintegrability and the comparative principle	1
Manipulation, deception, the victim’s reasoning and her evidence	1
The actual challenge for the ontological argument	1
Perfectionism, Public Reason and Excellences	1
On Attention and Norms: An Opinionated Review of Recent Work	1