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Volume 9 • 2022

Article


In Defense of Clutter

Brendan Balcerak Jackson, David DiDomenico and Kenji Lota

2022-12-28 Volume 9 • 2022

Social Inconsistency

Thomas N. P. A. Brouwer

2022-12-28 Volume 9 • 2022

Anne Conway’s Atemporal Account of Agency

Hope Sample

2022-12-28 Volume 9 • 2022

The Many, the Few, and the Nature of Value

Daniel Muñoz

2022-12-28 Volume 9 • 2022

Ugliness Is in the Gut of the Beholder

Ryan P. Doran

2022-12-28 Volume 9 • 2022

First Steps in an Epistemology of Collective Intellectual Self-Trust

Nadja El Kassar

2022-12-28 Volume 9 • 2022

Subjunctive Hypocrisy

Jessica Isserow

2022-12-28 Volume 9 • 2022

Imprecise Credences and Acceptance

Benjamin Lennertz

2022-12-28 Volume 9 • 2022

The Nomic Likelihood Account of Laws

Christopher J. Meacham

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Spinoza on the Essences of Singular Things

Sebastian Bender

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Relational Egalitarianism, Paternalism, Adults and Children: A Puzzle

Andreas Bengtson

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

The Inconceivability Argument

Brian Cutter

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Fear of the Past

Davide Bordini and Giuliano Torrengo

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Is Abortion the Only Issue?

Dustin Crummett

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Evidentialism and the Problem of Basic Competence

Timothy Kearl

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

The Governing Conception of Laws

Nina Emery

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

It/He/They/She: On Pronoun Norms for All, Human and Nonhuman

Bob Fischer and Alyse Spiehler

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Obligatory Gifts: An Essay on Forgiveness

Mario Attie-Picker

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

A Simple Analysis of Harm

Jens Johansson and Olle Risberg

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

The Second Revolution of Moral Fictionalism

Eline Gerritsen

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Knowledge, Practical Knowledge, and Intentional Action

Joshua Shepherd and J. Adam Carter

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Can the World Be Indeterminate in All Respects?

Chien-hsing Ho

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Exclusion and Erasure: Two Types of Ontological Oppression

Kevin Richardson

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Extended Dispositionalism and Determinism

Jonas Werner

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Telling the Stories of Others

Nadia Mehdi

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Ground, Essence, and the Metaphysics of Metanormative Non-Naturalism

Tristram McPherson and David Plunkett

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Statecraft and Self-Government: On the Task of the Statesman in Plato’s Statesman

Jeffrey J. Fisher

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Self Matters

Marie Guillot and Lucy O'Brien

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Moral Emotions and Unnamed Wrongs: Revisiting Epistemic Injustice

Usha Nathan

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Eschatology and the Limits of Philosophy in the Phaedo

Travis Butler

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Two Concepts of Double Prevention

Bradford Skow

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Cruel Intentions and Evil Deeds

Eyal Tal and Hannah Tierney

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Intersectional Feminist Theory as a Non-Ideal Theory: Asian American Women Navigating Identity and Power

Youjin Kong

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Promises, Offers, Requests, Agreements

Brendan de Kenessey

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022

Ontology as a Guide to Politics? Judith Butler on Interdependency, Vulnerability, and Nonviolence

Jack Wearing

2023-03-31 Volume 9 • 2022