Philosophical Studies

Article	Citations
Interspecies justice: agency, self-determination, and assent	27
Inquiry and the epistemic	23
There is no dilemma for conceptual engineering. Reply to Max Deutsch	20
Reconsidering the Dispositional Essentialist Canon	18
Reflective Situated Normativity	17
Aphantasia, imagination and dreaming	17
Could a middle level be the most fundamental?	17
Sensitivity, safety, and impossible worlds	14
Quantum indeterminacy and the double-slit experiment	12
Welfare comparisons within and across species	11
Explaining contingent facts	10
How to engineer a concept	10
The governance of laws of nature: guidance and production	10
Graded epistemic justification	9
What theoretical equivalence could not be	9
Infinite aggregation: expanded addition	9
Circular and question-begging responses to religious disagreement and debunking arguments	9
Explaining essences	9
The fundamental and the brute	9
The experience requirement on well-being	9
Indicative conditionals: probabilities and relevance	9
Epistemic injustice and deepened disagreement	8
Epistemic norms on evidence-gathering	8
The epistemic status of the imagination	8
Falsifying generic stereotypes	8

The normality of error	8
Cognitive penetration and informational encapsulation: Have we been failing the module?	8
Still the same dilemma for conceptual engineers: reply to Koch	8
Revisionist reporting	7
Explicit nonconceptual metacognition	7
Subject-matter and intensional operators I: conditional-agnostic analytic implication	7
Function essentialism about artifacts	7
Akratic (epistemic) modesty	7
A pluralist account of the basis of moral status	6
Being in a position to know	6
Invariance as a basis for necessity and laws	6
Unconscious perception and central coordinating agency	6
What’s wrong with epistemic trespassing?	6
Superexplanations for counterfactual knowledge	6
From relational equality to personal responsibility	6
A pluralistic account of degrees of control in addiction	6
To lie or to mislead?	6
Social kinds are essentially mind-dependent	6
Objective falsity is essential to lying: an argument from convergent evidence	5
Tamers, deniers, and me	5
Is the brain an organ for free energy minimisation?	5
Skepticism and the principle of sufficient reason	5
Supererogation and conditional obligation	5
Escaping the natural attitude about gender	5
The psychological speciesism of humanism	5
A robust hybrid theory of well-being	5
Higher-order metaphysics and the tropes versus universals dispute	5
Counterfactual theories of causation and the problem of large causes	5
One or two? A Process View of pregnancy	5
Narrative testimony	5
Accuracy-dominance and conditionalization	5
The dark side of niche construction	5
Lying: Knowledge or belief?	5
The bodily-attitudinal theory of emotion	5
Agnosticism as settled indecision	5
Hume’s theory of justice and Vanderschraaf’s vulnerablity objection	5
Privacy rights and ‘naked’ statistical evidence	5
The best thing about the deflationary theory of truth	5
The only ethical argument for positive δ? Partiality and pure time preference	5
“What do we epistemically owe to each other? A reply to Basu”	5
Mental imagery: pulling the plug on perceptualism	5
An honest look at hybrid theories of pleasure	5
Responsibility and the ‘Pie Fallacy’	5
Disability: a justice-based account	4
The explanation of logical theorems and reductive truthmakers	4
Being and holding responsible: Reconciling the disputants through a meaning-based Strawsonian account	4
Reply to critics	4
Malleable character: organizational behavior meets virtue ethics and situationism	4
The incentives account of feasibility	4
Respect and the reality of apparent reasons	4

Power-ing up neo-aristotelian natural goodness	4
Should explanation be a guide to ground?	4
Classical recapture and maximality	4
The way things go: moral relativism and suspension of judgment	4
Is the world a heap of quantum fragments?	4
When do nudges undermine voluntary consent?	4
Speciesism and tribalism: embarrassing origins	4
The ethics of emergencies	4
Justification and the knowledge-connection	4
The many-property problem is your problem, too	4
Rational supererogation and epistemic permissivism	4
Legal proof and statistical conjunctions	4
Explanation impossible	4
The explanatory objection to the fitting attitude analysis of value	4
Living without microphysical supervenience	4
Aesthetic knowledge	4
The fundamental reason for reasons fundamentalism	4
Reconceptualizing solidarity as power from below	4
A new principle of plural harm	4
Emotion and attention	4
On making a difference: towards a minimally non-trivial version of the identity of indiscernibles	4
What’s so naïve about naïve realism?	4
Exploding stories and the limits of fiction	4
The self-effacing functionality of blame	4
Radical epistemology, structural explanations, and epistemic weaponry	3
Emotions as modulators of desire	3
Responses to Herman Cappelen and Jennifer Nado	3
Setting the story straight: fictionalism about grounding	3
Saving the armchair by experiment: what works in economics doesn’t work in philosophy	3
Global expressivism as global subjectivism	3
Dual processes, dual virtues	3
Infinite options, intransitive value, and supererogation	3
Assertion remains strong	3
Plural harm: plural problems	3
Regrettable beliefs	3
The case for egalitarian consciousness raising in higher education	3
Agential capacities: a capacity to guide	3
Arbitrary grounding	3
Belief in robust temporal passage (probably) does not explain future-bias	3
Centering the Principal Principle	3
Weighing and aggregating reasons under uncertainty: a trilemma	3
Rational monism and rational pluralism	3
Two grounds of liability	3
Should epistemology take the zetetic turn?	3
Reasons, basing, and the normative collapse of logical pluralism	3
Recognition trust	3
Cultural appropriation and aesthetic normativity	3
Knowledge of future contingents	3
When normal is normative: The ethical significance of conforming to reasonable expectations	3
Explaining value: on Orsi and Garcia’s explanatory objection to the fitting-attitude analysis	3
The procreative asymmetry and the impossibility of elusive permission	3
Wanting what’s not best	3
Value-based accounts of normative powers and the wishful thinking objection	3
The impossibility of a satisfactory population prospect axiology (independently of Finite Fine-Grainedness)	3
Fittingness first?: Reasons to withhold belief	3
Intrinsicality and the classification of uninstantiable properties	3
Explanatory priority monism	3
Two notions of fusion and the landscape of extensionality	3
Is higher-order evidence evidence?	3
Convention, correlation and consistency	3
Epistemology without guidance	3
Blur and interoceptive vision	3
Physicalism without supervenience	3
Identifying finite cardinal abstracts	3
Structural causes of citation gaps	3
Agents of change: temporal flow and feeling oneself act	3
From the fixity of the past to the fixity of the independent	2
Is ‘cause’ ambiguous?	2
In defense of Countabilism	2
Non-ideal prescriptions for the morally uncertain	2
Knowledge from multiple experiences	2
Nonconsensual neurocorrectives, bypassing, and free action	2
Independent alternatives	2
Is mutual advantage a general theory of justice? More domain worries	2
Anaphora and negation	2
Precis of Strategic justice: convention and problems of balancing divergent interests	2
What the doctor should do: perspectivist duties for objectivists about ought	2
An impossibility result on methodological individualism	2
Misinformation, subjectivism, and the rational criticizability of desire	2
The subject and its apparatus: are they ontological trash?	2

The Nonconsequentialist Argument from Evil	2
Attitudes toward risk are complicated: experimental evidence for the re-individuation approach to risk-attitudes	2
Russellian physicalism and its dilemma	2
Just because it’s a phobia doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be afraid	2
Philosophizing out of bounds	2
Work and social alienation	2
Why do people represent time as dynamical? An investigation of temporal dynamism and the open future	2
Illusory attitudes and the playful stoic	2
Thanks, We’re good: why moral realism is not morally objectionable	2
Intellectual courage and inquisitive reasons	2
Can redescriptions of outcomes salvage the axioms of decision theory?	2
One: but not the same	2
At least you tried: The value of De Dicto concern to do the right thing	2
Towards a logic for ‘because’	2
The prospects of emotional dogmatism	2
Flat mechanisms: a reductionist approach to levels in mechanistic explanations	2
A puzzle about enkratic reasoning	2
Metaphysical explanations and the counterfactual theory of explanation	2
Correction to: Transformative experience and the shark problem	2
The irrelevance of intentions to refer: demonstratives and demonstrations	2
Real and ideal rationality	2
A new defense of Tarski's solution to the liar paradox	2
What do we see in pictures? The sensory individuals of picture perception	2
Hybrid theories, psychological plausibility, and the human/animal divide	2
Why animalism matters	2
In search of doxastic involuntarism	2
Slurs under quotation	2
Rationally irresolvable disagreement	2
The medical model, with a human face	2
Pluralities, counterparts, and groups	2
How to modify the strength of a reason	2
Moral rights without balancing	2
You say you want a revolution: two notions of probabilistic independence	2
Against triggering accounts of robust reason-giving	2
Still no lie detector for language models: probing empirical and conceptual roadblocks	2
Desire and motivation in desire theories of well-being	2
Interpretative expressivism: A theory of normative belief	2
Situationism, capacities and culpability	2
The laws of modality	2
On the necessity of essence	2
What if ideal advice conflicts? A dilemma for idealizing accounts of normative practical reasons	2
Knowledge is a mental state (at least sometimes)	2
The concept of responsibility in the ethics of self-defense and war	2