Volume 23 • 2023
Articles
Just As Planned: Bayesianism, Externalism, and Plan Coherence
Pablo Zendejas Medina
2024-02-12 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 28 • 1–21
Unrealistic Models in Mathematics
William D'Alessandro
2024-02-12 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 27 • 1–21
Thermal Perception and its Relation to Touch
Richard Gray
2024-02-12 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 25 • 1–14
Does Race Best Explain Racial Discrimination?
Keshav Singh and Daniel Wodak
2024-02-12 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 24 • 1–22
Mental Imagery: Greasing the Mind's Gears
Dan Cavedon-Taylor
2024-02-12 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 23 • 1–21
My Delicate Taste: Aesthetic Deference Revisited
Iskra Fileva
2023-10-19 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 21 • 1–13
Reconciling Evidential and Causal Decision Theory
Simon Huttegger
2023-10-19 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 20 • 1–19
Fictional Names and Co-Identification
Andreas Stokke
2023-10-19 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 19 • 1–23
Leibniz on Possibilia, Creation, and the Reality of Essences
Peter Myrdal, Arto Repo and Valtteri Viljanen
2023-10-19 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 17 • 1–18
Time for Hume’s Unchanging Objects
Miren Boehm and Maité Cruz
2023-10-19 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 16 • 1–15
The Intransparency of Political Legitimacy
Matthias Brinkmann
2023-10-19 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 14 • 1–18
Moral Encroachment under Moral Uncertainty
Boris Babic and Zoë Johnson King
2023-10-19 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 12 • 1–28
Philosophers on Philosophy: The 2020 PhilPapers Survey
David Bourget and David J. Chalmers
2023-07-25 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 11 • 1–53
Who's Afraid of Mathematical Diagrams?
Silvia De Toffoli
2023-07-25 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 9 • 1–20
The Legitimate Targets of Political Resistance
Chong-Ming Lim
2023-07-25 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 8 • 1–17
The Specious Present in English Philosophy 1749-1785: Theories and Experiments in Hartley, Priestley, Tucker, and Watson
Emily Thomas
2023-07-25 Volume 23 • 2023 • Article 7 • 1–22