Philosophical Studies

Article	Citations
Why bother with so what?	57
Response to commentary on “Allocation of scarce resources, disability, and parity”	47
Knowledge and merely predictive evidence	30
Classical foundationalism and the dawning light	26
Socrates on virtue, conventional goods, and happiness: a game-theoretic analysis	25
Ability predicates, or there and back again	22
Scientific understanding as narrative intelligibility	19
Will AI avoid exploitation? Artificial general intelligence and expected utility theory	19
Should epistemology take the zetetic turn?	18
The multidimensional profile methodology (MPM) for comparative cognition: towards a universal strategy of understanding animal minds	18
The independence solution to grue	17
Liberal legitimacy and future citizens	17
Is “Dysfunction” a Value-Neutral Concept?	16
What do we see in pictures? The sensory individuals of picture perception	16
The right of the river to be known: epistemic reparations, environmental justice, and Indigenous truth-telling about custodial group agents	15
Group agents, moral competence and duty-bearers: the update argument	15
Mind the gap: noncausal explanations of dual properties	15
In search of lost principles: generic generalism in aesthetics and ethics	15
Overlapping minds and the hedonic calculus	15
Sorites and Inclosure	14
Two conceptions of absolute generality	13
Strict dominance and symmetry	13
Resisting the epistemic argument for compatibilism	12
Inherent and probabilistic naturalness	12
How to be reasonable about the meaning of ‘ought’	12

Perceptual consciousness and intensional transitive verbs	11
What are we to do? Making sense of ‘joint ought’ talk	10
Irony in song	10
On the manipulator-focused response to manipulation cases	10
The possibility of undistinguishedness	10
Intersectionality as emergence	10
The right to be known: its scope, demands, and the role of individuals and collectives	10
Correction to: Greatest surprise reduction semantics: an information theoretic solution to misrepresentation and disjunction	10
“Précis of Bias: A Philosophical Study”	10
How to defend realism about impossible fiction without the principle of poetic license	9
A causal theory of suppositional reasoning	9
Extension and replacement	9
Affective self-respect and affective injustice	9
Vice-based accounts of moral evil	8
Specificity and what is meant	8
Semantics, lying, and additive particularised conversational implicatures	8
Hylemorphic animalism and conjoined twins	8
The Gödel case and beyond: Reassessing the cross-cultural style of semantics	8
Understanding: it’s all interrogative	7
Social kind essentialism	7
Limitative computational explanations	7
The aesthetics of coming to know someone	7
Silence as complicity and action as silence	7
Incommensurability and consistency	7
The self-reinforcing nature of joint action	7
Epistemic Health, Epistemic Immunity and Epistemic Inoculation	7
Testimonial knowledge and content preservation	7
Libertarianism, decision-making, and a point of no return	7
Knowledge without dogmatism	7
When should one be open-minded?	7
Can we compare health states when our standards change?	7
In defense of artificial suffering	7
Why fittingness is only sometimes demand-like	6
On the Relationship between Attitude and Process Norms. Comments on david Thorstad’s Inquiry Under Bounds	6
Locative grounding harmony	6
Logicality in natural language	6
Intellectual courage and inquisitive reasons	6
Informational richness and its impact on algorithmic fairness	6
Deontology and safe artificial intelligence	6
Closure and the structure of justification	6
Promotionalism, orthogonality, and instrumental convergence	5
Becoming oneself online: narrative self-constitution and the internet	5
The medical model, with a human face	5
Epistemic reparations and disability	5
Moral Encroachment, Symmetry, and Believing Against the Evidence	5
No Grounds for Fictionalism	5
Atoms, combs, syllables and organisms	5
Grievance politics and identities of resentment	5
Resultant moral luck and the scope of moral responsibility	5
Implicating fictional truth	5

Perceptual expertise, universality, and objectivity	5
A great ox stands in your mind: decolonial caution about epistemic reparations and the right to be known	5
Relevance and the aim of fundamental metaphysics	5
“Grasping” Morality	5
Why do people represent time as dynamical? An investigation of temporal dynamism and the open future	5
Brute fact parsimony	5
Moral worth, right reasons and counterfactual motives	5
Persistence and Structure	5
Sor juana dreams of freedom: some comments on Dr. Aspe	4
Justification as a dimension of rationality	4
Attention and cognitive penetration: reflections on Dustin Stokes’ Thinking and Perceiving	4
Valuable ignorance: delayed epistemic gratification	4
Neurodiversity, identity, and hypostatic abstraction	4
A new problem for telic virtue epistemology: private epistemic vices, public epistemic virtues	4
Perceptual warrant and internal access	4
Reply to my critics	4
Indiscernibility and the grounds of identity	4
Remembering and relearning: against exclusionism	4
Four prejudices about scientific discovery and how to resolve them – with Alzheimer´s disease as a case study	4
A new challenge for contingentists	4
Bread prices and sea levels: why probabilistic causal models need to be monotonic	4
Metaphysical foundationalism	4
Private praise	4
Why intentionalists can’t take painkillers	4
Epistemic relations and epistemic reparations	4
Correction to: Two-step approaches to healthcare allocation: how helpful is parity in selecting eligible options?	4
Abduction, Skepticism, and Indirect Realism	4
Correction to: Evidence and truth	4
Arguments and closure	4
Powers, persistence, and the problem of temporary intrinsics	4
Grounding conditionals	4
Conditional oughts and contrastive reasons	4
Consistency, possibility, and Gödel: a reply to Pruss	4
Rationally irresolvable disagreement	4
Relational equality and the status of animals	4
A plea for multilateralism	4
Moral criticism, hypocrisy, and pragmatics	4
Correction To: Credence and belief	4
Difference-making and the control relation that grounds responsibility in hierarchical groups	4
What Is Rational Sentimentalism?	4
Disagreements in understanding	4
Upwards essence	3
Taught rules: Instruction and the evolution of norms	3
Intention reconsideration in artificial agents: a structured account	3
Social identity, understanding, and deference	3
Allocation of scarce resources, disability, and parity	3
Moral disagreement is special	3
False confessions, epistemic agency, and repairing self-trust	3
Moral encroachment and group-to-individual inferences	3
The new internalism about prudential value	3
A new rationalist account of the development of false-belief understanding	3
The boundaries of gnoseology	3
AI safety: a climb to Armageddon?	3
The preface paradox and fragmented justification	3
Explaining social kinds: the role of covert normativity	3
Rights reclamation	3
What’s in a name? Qualitativism and parsimony	3
Free will in the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics	3
Zetetic norms and the normative autonomy of logic	3
Testing name swapping: Is Beyoncé really famous?	3
Epistemic reparations and the right to be known: introduction	3
Indeterminacy and collective harms	3
Blameworthiness Implies ‘Ought not’	3
Inferentialist expressivism, an unequal marriage?	3
The hard proxy problem: proxies aren’t intentional; they’re intentional	3
Desire and motivation in desire theories of well-being	3
How not to intervene on mental causes	3
What we know when we act	3
Expressing (outweighed) reasons: a challenge for expressivism	3
Proportionality and combat trauma	3
Degrees of incoherence, Dutch bookability & guidance value	3
Schroeder on reasons, experience, and evidence	3
Risk-taking and tie-breaking	3
Understanding blame	3
Incommensurability and population-level bioethics	3
Does being a ‘bad feminist’ make me a hypocrite? Politics, commitments and moral consistency	3
How can the first order come first?	3
Defensive debunking arguments: Why Moorean objections to the moral error theory fail	3
Mananas, flusses and jartles: belief ascriptions in light of peripheral concept variation	3
Consciousness as a cross-temporal tapestry	3

Welfare comparisons within and across species	3
Self-referring as self-directed action	3
Bounded human knowledge: what this means and what it explains	3
Epistemic normativity as autotelic: why suspension and judgment aren’t like archery	3
Methodological worries for humean arguments from evil	3
Freedom and relational equality	3
Proportionality in the Aggregate	3
The structure of moral encroachment	3
Affect, desire and interpretation	3
Epistemic negligence: between performance and evidence	2
External world scepticism and self scepticism	2
Climate change and state interference: the case of privacy	2
Mereomodal partialhood and fractional counting	2
The normative force of natural laws: Humean and non-Humean accounts of nomic normativity	2
Acting for reasons and the metaphysics of time	2
A pluralist account of epistemic repair	2
Value encroachment on scientific understanding and discovery	2
Fictional names, theoretical names, and indeterminate existence	2
Meta-uncertainty and the proof paradoxes	2
The multiple action account of filling a role	2
Plumbing metaphysical explanatory depth	2
Ground by Status	2
Mechanistic indicators of understanding in large language models	2
From belief change to modality: Epistemic semantics for modal and conditional logic	2
Mental imagery and unconscious mental qualities: how to prevent mental imagery from being a cognitive luxury	2
Free will, luck and control	2
Epistemic reparations as social epistemic achievement	2
Spacetime emergence and the fear of intimacy	2
Maladjustment	2
Doing what’s done: manners, morality, and practical reason	2
Borderline consciousness, when it’s neither determinately true nor determinately false that experience is present	2
When and why to empathize with political opponents	2
Attention, moral skill, and algorithmic recommendation	2
Expressivism about explanatory relevance	2
Agentive Duality reconsidered	2
Can one understand explanations of aesthetic value via testimony? Exploration of an issue from Sosa Epistemic Explanations Ch.1	2
The iterative solution to paradoxes for propositions	2
Trying without fail	2
Morphology, Knowledge and understanding. prolegomena to a pluralist manifesto	2
Inquiry and trust: An epistemic balancing act	2
Supersubstantivalism and vague location	2
Learning from experience and conditionalization	2
Superconditioning	2
Are the folk utilitarian about animals?	2
Reasons for action: making a difference to the security of outcomes	2
The reason to be angry proportionally	2
Normativity, prudence and welfare	2
The prescriptive and the hypological: A radical detachment	2
A Humean Non-Humeanism	2
Withhold by default: a difference between epistemic and practical rationality	2
Correction to: Animals in the order of public reason	2
Coherence in Science: A Social Approach	2
Panpsychism and ensemble explanations	2
Reconceptualizing solidarity as power from below	2
Two kinds of political understanding	2
Understanding, justification and the agglomeration of risks of error	2
Reasons-responsiveness, modality and rational blind spots	2
Still no lie detector for language models: probing empirical and conceptual roadblocks	2
Precis of ways to be blameworthy: rightness, wrongness, and responsibility	2
The form of good	2
Replies to Fitelson and Konek	2
Explaining Harm	2
Correction: A new problem for telic virtue epistemology: private epistemic vices, public epistemic virtues	2
Plural harm: plural problems	2
Owning failure: reason-responsiveness and responsibility for failed actions	2
From representationalism to identity representationalism	2
Grounding, necessity, and relevance	2
Policing, undercover policing and ‘dirty hands’: the case of state entrapment	2
Mereological Sums via Abstraction Principles	2
Each counts for one	2
Needs of the mind: how aptic normativity can guide conceptual adaptation	2
Correction To: ‘Book Symposium: Julia Staffel’s Unsettled Thoughts’	2