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Papers

(The median citation count of Nous 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 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)

Article	Citations
The search for invertebrate consciousness	52
The atoms of self‐control	18
Testimonial contractarianism: A knowledge‐first social epistemology	12
Putting explanation back into “inference to the best explanation”	11
How to see invisible objects	10
What is trustworthiness?	9
Aesthetic testimony, understanding and virtue	9
Is there an epistemic advantage to being oppressed?	9
Are epistemic reasons normative?	8
Dilating and contracting arbitrarily	8
Making space for the normativity of coherence	8
The case for comparability	7
The structure of analog representation	7
The nomological argument for the existence of God	7
Thinking about Progress: From Science to Philosophy	7
The dual scale model of weighing reasons	7
Fragmentation and logical omniscience	6
Communication before communicative intentions	6
Higher‐order evidence and losing one's conviction	6
Tournament decision theory	6
What is social structural explanation? A causal account	6
Happiness and desire satisfaction	6
Why are you talking to yourself? The epistemic role of inner speech in reasoning	6
Perceptual learning and reasons‐responsiveness	5
Degrees of consciousness	5

Where reasons and reasoning come apart	5
A puzzle about fickleness	5
Spatiotemporal functionalism v. the conceivability of zombies*	5
From time asymmetry to quantum entanglement: The Humean unification	5
The puzzle of cross‐modal shape experience	5
Optimality justifications and the optimality principle: New tools for foundation‐theoretic epistemology	5
Democracy within, justice without: The duties of informal political representatives¹	5
What is social hierarchy?	5
Mental filing	4
Criteria of identity without sortals	4
How to count structure	4
Transitional attitudes and the unmooring view of higher‐order evidence	4
Reasoning beyond belief acquisition	4
Degrees of commensurability and the repugnant conclusion	4
Mary Shepherd on the role of proofs in our knowledge of first principles	4
Consciousness and welfare subjectivity	4
The normativity of gender	3
The paradox of colour constancy: Plotting the lower borders of perception	3
Eyewitness testimony and epistemic agency	3
Inescapable articulations: Vessels of lexical effects	3
Ignore risk; Maximize expected moral value	3
Could our epistemic reasons be collective practical reasons?	3
Blameworthiness, desert, and luck	3
Self‐prediction in practical reasoning: Its role and limits	3
Reflecting on diachronic Dutch books	2
Chalmers v Chalmers*	2
The proper role of history in evolutionary explanations	2
Decision and foreknowledge	2
Humean nomic essentialism	2
Arbitrariness and the long road to permissivism	2
Naturalness by law	2
Error, consistency and triviality	2
Bias and interpersonal skepticism	2
Ramsification and the ramifications of Prior's puzzle	2
An explanatory idealist theory of grounding	2
Weyl and Two Kinds of Potential Domains	2
A transcendental argument from testimonial knowledge to content externalism	2
DOES success entail ability?	2
Mathematical Pluralism	2
There is no measurement problem for Humeans	2
A new argument for moral error theory	2
An expressivist interpretation of Kant's “I think”¹	2
Mundane hallucinations and new wave relationalism	1
Ignorance and awareness	1
Losing confidence in luminosity	1
Moral uncertainty, noncognitivism, and the multi‐objective story	1
Input and output in distributive theory	1
Center indifference and skepticism	1
Should moral intuitionism go social?	1
Disagreement & classification in comparative cognitive science	1

Probabilities of conditionals: Updating Adams	1
Epistemic akrasia: No apology required	1
Issue Information	1
Hedged testimony	1
Dimensions of Value	1
The many‐worlds theory of consciousness	1
If you don't know that you know, you could be surprised	1
A Kripkean argument for descriptivism	1
‘Logic will get you from A to B, imagination will take you anywhere’	1
Accurate believers are deductively cogent	1
In defense of the armchair: Against empirical arguments in the philosophy of perception	1
Faith and traditions	1
Group motivation	1
Explaining normative reasons	1
Identified person “bias” as decreasing marginal value of chances	1
A risky challenge for intransitive preferences	1
A paradox for tiny probabilities and enormous values	1
Conditional intentions and shared agency	1
Letting others do wrong	1
Higher‐order evidence and the duty to double‐check	1
Imagination as a generative source of justification	1
Guard against temptation: Intrapersonal team reasoning and the role of intentions in exercising willpower	1