About this Journal
Ergo is an open access philosophy journal accepting submissions on all philosophical topics and from all philosophical traditions. This includes, among other things: history of philosophy, work in both the analytic and continental traditions, as well as formal and empirically informed philosophy. Ergo is strongly committed to diversity and especially welcomes submissions from members of groups currently underrepresented in philosophy.
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Volume 8 • 2021
Article
Why Critical Social Ontologists Shouldn’t Be Univocalists
Joshua Lee Harris
2021-12-13 Volume 8 • 2021
Representation and Copying in Hume’s Treatise and Later Works
Jonathan Cottrell
2021-12-13 Volume 8 • 2021
Misleading Higher-Order Evidence, Conflicting Ideals, and Defeasible Logic
Aleks Knoks
2021-12-13 Volume 8 • 2021
Can a Question Be a Lie? An Empirical Investigation
Emanuel Viebahn, Alexander Wiegmann, Neele Engelmann and Pascale Willemsen
2021-12-13 Volume 8 • 2021
Division, Syllogistic, and Science in Prior Analytics I.31
Justin Vlasits
2021-12-13 Volume 8 • 2021
Possessing Love’s Reasons: Or Why a Rationalist Lover Can Have a Normal Romantic Life
Ting Cho Lau
2021-12-13 Volume 8 • 2021
Making Reflective Equlibrium Precise: A Formal Model
Claus Beisbart, Gregor Betz and Georg Brun
2021-12-13 Volume 8 • 2021
Are We Playing a Moral Lottery? Moral Disagreement from a Metasemantic Perspective
Sinan Dogramaci
2021-12-13 Volume 8 • 2021
Restriction without Quantification: Embedding and Probability for Indicative Conditionals
Ivano Ciardelli
2021-12-13 Volume 8 • 2021
Do Implicit Racial Biases Have Significant Discriminatory Effects?
Timothy Fuller
2021-12-13 Volume 8 • 2021
Folk Intuitions about Reference Change and the Causal Theory of Reference
Steffen Koch and Alex Wiegmann
2022-12-28 Volume 8 • 2021
Four Approaches to Supposition
Benjamin Eva, Ted Shear and Branden Fitelson
2022-12-28 Volume 8 • 2021
Public Health, Political Solidarity, and the Ethics of Orientation Ascriptions
Matthew Andler
2022-12-28 Volume 8 • 2021
Frantz Fanon’s Decolonized Dialectics: The Primacy of the Affective Weight of the Past
Elyse MacLeod
2022-12-28 Volume 8 • 2021
Extending Similarity-Based Epistemology of Modality with Models
Ylwa Sjölin Wirling
2022-12-28 Volume 8 • 2021
Race and the Politics of Loss: Revisiting the Legacy of Emmett Till
Ashley Atkins
2022-12-28 Volume 8 • 2021
Lying, Deceptive Implicatures, and Commitment
Alex Wiegmann, Pascale Willemsen and Jörg Meibauer
2022-12-28 Volume 8 • 2021
Why Do Women Philosophy Students Drop Out of Philosophy? Some Evidence from the Classroom at the Bachelor’s Level
Catherine Herfeld, Jan Müller and Kathrin von Allmen
2022-12-28 Volume 8 • 2021