Inquiry-An Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy

Article	Citations
Cognitive phenomenology: in defense of recombination	26
Groups as fictional agents	25
Hume on causation: against the quasi-realist interpretation	22
Can sentential quantification tell us what truth is?	22
Gatekeeping the mind	21
Emotional sinking in	20
Idealization, animals, and democracy	17
Deweyan conceptual engineering: reconstruction, concepts, and philosophical inquiry	16
Common sense and the difference between natural and human sciences	16
Autonomy and knowledge: comments on Adam Carter’s Autonomous Knowledge	16
Perspectival content of visual experiences	12
Autonomous knowledge : responses to my critics	12
In between impossible worlds	11
True lies and attempted lies	10
Time-slice epistemology for Bayesians	10
Talking about: a response to Bowker, Keiser, Michaelson	10
Show, don't tell! The place of non-cognitive attitudes in moral discourse	10
Should we allow for the possibility of necessarily unexercised abilities? A new route to rejecting the poss-ability principle	10
Nonsense: a user's guide	10
The incoherence challenge for subject combination: an analytic assessment	9
Doxastic gradualism without credences	9
Concepts and their engineering	9
Extended knowledge and autonomous belief	9
Regulating speech: harm, norms, and discrimination	8
Conspiracy accusations	8

Bad language makes good politics	8
Feeling and thinking on social media: emotions, affective scaffolding, and critical thinking	8
Is there such a thing as epistemic blame?	8
Grounding objectivity	8
Kant, Schopenhauer, and Nietzsche on doing wrong for its own sake	8
The problem of loneliness and the place of teleological action in friendship	8
How to understand ‘nonsense’: do not ask what nonsense is, but rather how we show that something is nonsense!	7
Ordinal type theory	7
What determines meaning at a context of utterance?	7
Dynamic semantics versus dynamic propositionalism	7
As you embed, so Ködel must lie …	7
Kant's account of emotive art	7
New grounds for the possibility of legal gluts	6
Believing for truth and the model of epistemic guidance	6
Precis for rethinking metaphysics	6
On the metaphysical and epistemic contrasts between human and AI testimony	6
Gambles between obvious truths	6
The ultra-thin conception of objecthood	6
Predicting and preferring	6
How to make conspiracy theory research intellectually respectable (and what it might be like if it were)	6
Distinguishing knowledge from knowledge Ω	6
Berkeley on whether human sensible ideas are identical to certain divine ideas	6
Responding to the spread of conspiracy theories	6
Authority as (qualified) indubitability	6
Re-bunking corporate agency	6
Overcoming epistemic injustice in Africa: a Global South perspective	5
Measuring the self and measuring the world	5
Précis of on folk epistemology	5
Future, truth, and probability	5
Stability and cognitive architecture: response to Machery	5
Do de re necessities express semantic rules?	5
Contingentism and fragile worlds	5
Digital suffering: why it’s a problem and how to prevent it	5
On On Folk Epistemology	5
Towards an account of basic final value	5
Presuppositional epistemic contextualism and non-ideal contexts	5
On explaining necessity by the essence of essence	5
Learning from scams: the target of fake news	5
Kierkegaard’s account of thought experiment: a method of variation	5
False friends in political dogwhistles	5
Linguistic innovation for gender terms	4
Simulacra as conscious exotica	4
Empathetic Large Language Models, the social capacities and human flourishing	4
The agency in language agents	4
Studying artificial affect: the case of pain	4
The end of history	4
From pictures to employments: later Wittgenstein on ‘the infinite’	4
Which answers to the now what question collapse into abolitionism (if any)?	4
Willing and not being able: Nietzsche on akratic action	4
Meaning without content: on the metasemantics of register	4

One person, one vote and the importance of baseline	4
Romantic love and the first-person plural perspective	4
Presentism’s persisting problem	4
The distinction between generic and specific concepts and why it matters for conceptual engineering	4
Do you value topic-continuity? The moral foundations of Cappelen’s insistence on ‘topic-continuity’ and reasons for resisting them	4
Haecceitism without individuals	4
Introduction to the special issue: Impossibility: philosophy, history, logic	4
Group blameworthiness and group rights	3
Conceptual engineering: conceptual change or change in meaning?	3
Is present-bias a distinctive psychological kind?	3
Mood and Wellbeing	3
Truth and ethics in a pragmatist functional metaphysics	3
Legal gluts?	3
Group respect	3
Reference and confusion	3
Genealogical undermining for conspiracy theories	3
A monstrous account of non-deictic readings of complex demonstratives	3
Stereotypes and self-fulfilling prophecies in the Bayesian brain	3
Judgments of taste as strategic moves in a coordination game	3
A unificationist approach to wrongful pure risking	3
Being metalinguistic doesn’t make it circular	3
Is there an empirical case for semantic perception?	3
Temporal externalism and dispositionalist metametasemantics	3
Can theorising epistemic injustice help us decolonise?	3
Spelling out a truism about truth	3
Fractal concepts and recognition: Hegelian intersectional feminism	3
How to do conceptual ethics	3
Knowledge of things and aesthetic testimony	3
Reply to Critics of The Birth of Ethics	3
Publishing robots	3
Introduction	3
Desire, disagreement, and corporate mental states	3
Precis of The Birth of Ethics	3
Parasitic intentions. A case against intentionalism	3
Advancing the debate on the consequences of misinformation: clarifying why it’s not (just) about false beliefs	3
How can the inferentialist make room for the distinction between factual and linguistic correctness?	3
Debating powers: where the real puzzle lies	3
Review of resistance money: a philosophical case for bitcoin	3
The beauty of conspiracy	3
Understanding philosophy	3
A victory (of what sort) for strict purist invariantism? Some reflections on Gerken’s On folk epistemology: how we think and talk about knowledge	3
Social goodness: the ontology of social norms	3
Literal and metaphorical meaning: in search of a lost distinction	3
The Limited Phenomenal Infallibility thesis	3
Beyond theBirth: middle and late Nietzsche on the value of tragedy	3
How can individuals criticise social norms? A commentary on Charlotte Witt’s Social Goodness: The Ontology of Social Norms	3
The numbers fallacy: rescuing sufficientarianism from arithmeticism	2
Inquiry into the unfamiliar	2
Realism and metanormativity	2
Nietzsche on natural causality: translating the human back into nature	2
On the possibility of a normative account of corporate trust	2
Who is a reasoner?	2
Heard but not received	2
Making progress: pragmatism, conceptual engineering, and ordinary language	2
Nietzsche’s critique of guilt	2
Non-Ideal Theory as Ideology	2
Room for responsibility: Kant on direct doxastic voluntarism	2
Collective intentionality: why content matters	2
Exploration of neuroplasticity: changes in aesthetic cognition and enhancement of aesthetic experiences	2
Explaining systematic polysemy: kinds and individuation	2
Was nietzsche a moral relativist?	2
The event-property view of sounds	2
Of passives and propositions	2
Inferential practical knowledge of meaning	2
The size of a lie: from truthlikeness to sincerity	2
Why causal facts matter: a critique of Jeppsson’s hard-line reply to four-case manipulation arguments	2
Pistols, pills, pork and ploughs: the structure of technomoral revolutions	2
Superplurals analyzed away	2
Crime and punishment; drama and meaning: lessons from On the Genealogy of Morals II	2
A new epistemic solution to the Surprise Exam Paradox	2
Agent-causal, event-causal, libertarian free will	2
How ethical aims shape conceptual engineering in science	2
Aristotle’s insight on truth: ‘That p is true because p ’	2
The personite problem remains: reply to Montmini and Russo	2
Modal normativism on semantic rules	2
Collective action, work, and partial plans	2
Investigating conspiracy theories – introduction to the special issue	2
On the love for humanity and future generations	2
Permissivism and intellectual virtue	2
Apocalypse now? Replying to doomsday arguments in temporal metaphysics	2

Pluralist conceptual engineering	2
Popular music and art-interpretive injustice	2
Self-inflicted epistemic injustice	2
Should we worry about conspiracy theorists rejecting experts?	2
Responsibility fictionalism	2
How conspiratorial beliefs spread, and how real conspiracies are covered up	2
The scope of epistemic focal bias: response to Blome-Tillmann	2
The fundamental divisions in ethics	2
Machine learning in healthcare and the methodological priority of epistemology over ethics	2
Decision-making procedures explain group agency	2
On baptisms	2
Spinoza on the parts of God	2
Descartes’s argument for modal voluntarism	2
Summativism and non-summativism about groups	2
Reply to Bourget and Mendelovici	2
Democratic disenfranchisement: a relational account	2
Deviance and the literal-metaphorical distinction revisited	2
Does valuing ice cream sandwiches make one a true gourmand and connoisseur of them?	2
Deciding what we mean	2
A simple solution to the collapse argument for logical pluralism	2
Harm, relevant alternatives and norms	2
Ramsey’s limited interest in his definition of truth	2
Introduction to the special issue ‘Truth and Quantification into Sentence Position’	2
Resolving the puzzle of the changing past	2
Solving a puzzle of definition	2
Conceptual engineering in the Lvov-Warsaw School	2
Five elements of group agency	2
Artificial thinking things	2
Moral progress and grand narrative genealogy	2
Tanesini on truth and epistemic vice	2
How far can genealogies affect the space of reasons? Vindication, justification and excuses	2
Linguistic understanding: perception and inference	2
Sexual engineering: conceptual authority and the gadfly strategy	2
Appreciating the need for autonomy, or recognizing the truth of evidentialism?	2
Conceptual engineering for analytic theology	2
Bringing Birth back down to Earth	2
Entitlement, calamities and content: an objection to Tyler Burge's perceptual epistemology	2
On justifying case verdicts. A dialectical hypothesis	2