Inquiry-An Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy

Article	Citations
Inference, predication and the act-type theory of propositions	31
Relevance logic without impossibilities	21
Measuring one-dimensional diversity	19
Justice as the constitutive norm of shared agency in Rousseau’sSocial Contract	15
Strangers to ourselves: a Nietzschean challenge to the badness of suffering	14
Expert testimony and practical interests	14
From rational self-interest to liberalism: a hole in Cofnas’s debunking explanation of moral progress	13
Desires, their objects, and the things leading to pursuit	12
On Transparency and self-knowledge	12
Gatekeeping the mind	10
Toward an expressive account of disrespect	8
The epistemology of intentionality notional constituents vs. direct grasp	8
A victory (of what sort) for strict purist invariantism? Some reflections on Gerken’s On folk epistemology: how we think and talk about knowledge	8
What topic continuity problem?	8
The indeterminate present	7
Pretense, cancellation, and the act theory of propositions	7
Judgments of taste as strategic moves in a coordination game	7
Norm manipulation as a condition of friendship	7
The Kripkean explanation of aposteriori necessity: in the case of identity statements about chemical substances	7
Duties of social identity? Intersectional objections to Sen’s identity politics	6
Parasitic intentions. A case against intentionalism	6
Nothing explains essence	6
Stereotypes and self-fulfilling prophecies in the Bayesian brain	6
Is lucky belief justified?	6
Cognitive propositions, truth functions and the Tractatus	6

Conceptual engineering, cognitive deficiency, and the foundations of conceptual inquiry	5
Genealogy and political philosophy: introduction to the special issue	5
Precis of The Birth of Ethics	5
A puzzle about excuses	5
Having the measure of self and world: a response to my critics	5
Beyond theBirth: middle and late Nietzsche on the value of tragedy	5
Distinguishing semantics, pragmatics, and reasoning in the theory of conditionals	5
How can individuals criticise social norms? A commentary on Charlotte Witt’s Social Goodness: The Ontology of Social Norms	5
Responses to critics	5
Educating for intellectual virtue in a vicious world	5
Much ado about ontological nihilism	5
Norms and necessity: replies to critics	5
Social norms and the dynamics of practices	5
Possibilities, representations, and norms of belief: remarks on David Hunter’s On Believing	5
Precis: the mismeasure of the self	5
Common sense and the difference between natural and human sciences	4
Wholes are fusions	4
Deceptive worlds, skepticism, and axiarchism	4
Who’s afraid of the perlocutionary?	4
Mischaracterization reconsidered	4
Dynamic ‘might’ and correct belief	4
Desubstantializing the critique of forms of life: relationality, subjectivity, morality	4
Hume on causation: against the quasi-realist interpretation	4
‘Austin vs. Searle on locutionary and illocutionary acts'	4
In between impossible worlds	4
Foundational issues in conceptual engineering: Introduction and overview	4
The ends of history	4
Conceptual ethics, metaepistemology, and normative epistemology	4
Lies are assertions and presuppositions are not	4
A unificationist approach to wrongful pure risking	3
Toward a paradigm shift: corrective trust as a pathway to mitigate biases in healthcare and beyond	3
Cognitive phenomenology: in defense of recombination	3
Care before friendship: care as a model of civic solidarity	3
Two notions of resemblance and the semantics of ‘what it's like’	3
Indicative conditionals: Whose context?	3
Autonomy and knowledge: comments on Adam Carter’s Autonomous Knowledge	3
‘You do it like this!’: bare impersonals as indefinite singular generics	3
Concepts and conceptual engineering: answering Cappelen's challenge	3
Transformative experiences and the equivocation objection	3
Publishing robots	3
LLMs are not just next token predictors	3
The insubstantiality of mathematical objects as positions in structures	3
A new concept of replication	3
Introduction	3
‘Trusting-to’ and ‘Trusting-as’: A qualitative account of trustworthiness	3
The Limited Phenomenal Infallibility thesis	3
Substructural heresies	3
Identity: this time it's personal	3
Emotional sinking in	3
Equal desires and self-control	2

Genres as rules	2
Content pluralism	2
Correction	2
Descartes’s argument for modal voluntarism	2
Normative generics and social kind terms	2
Desire, disagreement, and corporate mental states	2
Understanding force cancellation	2
‘Transparent’ rules and basic self-knowledge: a critical study of Alex Byrne’s transparency and self-knowledge	2
On the doxastic constraint on group evidence	2
Nietzsche’s response to David Strauss: a case study in the Nietzschean practice of enmity	2
Deep and shallow conditionals – and three alleged counterexamples	2
Perspectival content of visual experiences	2
Alternative possibilities in context	2
Imagination constrained, imagination constructed	2
Measuring and mismeasuring the self	2
The loving state	2
‘The soul is, in a way, all beings’: Heidegger’s debts to Aristotle in Being and Time	2
Troubles for alethic indeterminacy	2
‘What it is like’	2
Functionalism about inference	2
Rational conceptual conflict and the implementation problem	2
The deep incoherence of strong necessities	2
From group to institutional agency	2
Marriage and its limits	2
Correction	2
(Non-)conceptual representation of meaning in utterance comprehension	2
Learning conditionals	2
Idealization, animals, and democracy	2
Thought experiments and experimental ethics	2
Predicate order and coherence in copredication	2
Shareability of thought and Frege's constraint: a reply to Onofri	2
Skills and savoir-faire: might anti-intellectualism suffice?	2
Epistemic alienation	2
What is absolute modality?	2
Doing philosophy as opening parentheses: quantifying the use of parentheses in Stanley Cavell's style	2
Groups as fictional agents	2
Pure Russellians are allowed not to believe	2
Bad to the bone: essentially bad perceptual experiences	2
The social life of prejudice	2
Joint attention and communication	2
The structure of intentionality: insights and challenges for enactivism	2
Implementing conceptual engineering: lessons from social movements	2
Attentional structuring, subjectivity, and the ubiquity of reflexive inner awareness	2
Counterpart theory: metaphysical modal normativism by another name	2
Deweyan conceptual engineering: reconstruction, concepts, and philosophical inquiry	2
Fake gnus! (Or: there is no experimental evidence for the lazy person’s approach to philosophy)	1
Scepticism and the value of distrust	1
Investigating conspiracy theories – introduction to the special issue	1
50 Years of responsibility without alternative possibilities: guest editors’ introduction	1
Future selves, paternalism and our rational powers	1
Existence hedges, neutral free logic and truth	1
Linguistic understanding: perception and inference	1
Talking about Talking About	1
An individual reality, separate from oneself: alienation and sociality in moral theory	1
Show, don't tell! The place of non-cognitive attitudes in moral discourse	1
Spinoza on the parts of God	1
Talking about: a response to Bowker, Keiser, Michaelson	1
Permissivism and intellectual virtue	1
Improving concepts, reshaping values: pragmatism and ameliorative projects	1
Meanings without species	1
Bad language makes good politics	1
Conspiracy accusations	1
On pluralism and conceptual engineering: introduction and overview	1
Introduction to special issue on ‘critical views of logic’	1
The metaphysics of truth: anti-deflationism and substantial pluralism	1
Should we allow for the possibility of necessarily unexercised abilities? A new route to rejecting the poss-ability principle	1
Time-slice epistemology for Bayesians	1
Buridan on ‘Ex impossibili quodlibet’, ‘Ex contradictione quodlibet’, and ‘Ex falso quodlibet’	1
The disappearing agent as an exclusion problem	1
No norm for (off the record) implicatures	1
A nonreductive physicalist libertarian free will	1
Animalists on the run	1
Beauvoir on how we can love authentically	1
Toxic intentions	1
Illusion, delusion, and neural sense data: comments on Adam Pautz’s Perception	1
Knowing value and acknowledging value: on the significance of emotional evaluation	1
Commentary on Mark Richard, Meanings as Species	1
Nomic moral naturalness	1
Popular music and art-interpretive injustice	1
Nietzsche on natural causality: translating the human back into nature	1

The revenge of Moral Twin Earth	1
Content internalism and testimonial knowledge	1
Conceptual engineering for analytic theology	1
Concepts and their engineering	1
Collins (and Elbourne) on free pragmatic processes	1
Illusionism about virtual causation	1
The scope of epistemic focal bias: response to Blome-Tillmann	1
The self saves the day! Value pluralism, autonomous belief and the dissolution of the value problem through the encroachment of the self on knowledge	1
Purism and conservatism: response to Nolfi	1
A disjointed account of the illusion of auditory continuity: in favor of hearing everyday sounds but against hearing semantic properties	1
Facts of identity	1
Isolating primitive emotional phenomenology in the ‘lab’ of fiction	1
Perception and illusion: replies to Sethi, Speaks and Cutter	1
The size of a lie: from truthlikeness to sincerity	1
Engineering virtue: constructionist virtue ethics	1
On meaning as species	1
What is the proper function of language?	1
A new history and underpinning for conceptual engineering	1
Pretending and disbelieving	1
Dispensing with experiential acquaintance	1
Idealism and transparency in Sartre’s ontological proof	1
Extended knowledge and autonomous belief	1
The psychological motives of prevention and promotion focus behind the Kantian conception of practical ideas and ideals: commentary and extension to Englert’s (2022) ‘How a Kantian ideal can be practi	1
Precis of prejudice: a study in non-ideal epistemology	1
Ideology: the rejected true	1
The event-property view of sounds	1
Real sparks of artificial intelligence and the importance of inner interpretability	1
On the connection between lying, asserting, and intending to cause beliefs	1
Precis of Amie L. Thomasson, norms and necessity	1
Is imagining impossibilities impossible?	1
Temporal quantifier relativism	1
In defense of disjointism	1
Practical judgment and the well-rounded life	1
Feeling and thinking on social media: emotions, affective scaffolding, and critical thinking	1
A monstrous account of non-deictic readings of complex demonstratives	1
Pragmatism, skepticism, and over-compatibilism: on Michael Hannon’s What’s the Point of Knowledge ?	1
Structures of inner consciousness: Brentano onward	1
Kant on scientific pedantry and epistemic populism	1
Target-centred virtue ethics: Aristotelian or Confucian?	1
Resolving the puzzle of the changing past	1
Reasoning from the impossible: early medieval views on conditionals and counterpossibles	1
True lies and attempted lies	1
Methodological deflationism and metaphysical grounding: frombecauseviatruthtoground	1
Gradable know-how	1
The subject-as-object problem	1
Epistemic humility and the principle of sufficient reason	1
Social goodness: the ontology of social norms	1
Does know-how need to be autonomous?	1
We have reason to think there are reasons for affective attitudes	1
Intentionality as intentional inexistence	1
Reply to Critics of The Birth of Ethics	1
Ultimate-Humeanism	1
Making progress: pragmatism, conceptual engineering, and ordinary language	1
Reply to Gardiner and DiPaolo	1
Virtue in a time of depraved ideals	1
‘ Poor mankind!— ’: reexamining Nietzsche’s critique of compassion	1
Slurring individuals	1
How to make conspiracy theory research intellectually respectable (and what it might be like if it were)	1
Irony in earnest: rethinking Hegel’s critique of romantic irony	1
The ability to do otherwise and the new dispositionalism	1
Entitlement, calamities and content: an objection to Tyler Burge's perceptual epistemology	1
Conditionals, supposition, and euthyphro	1
Knives out: response to critics	1
Topic Continuity in Conceptual Engineering and Beyond	1
Nonsense: a user's guide	1
The collegial structure of Kantian public reason	1
Five elements of group agency	1
Attitudes as positions	1
Nietzsche, Kant, and the unity of the subject	1
Summary of What’s the Point of Knowledge? Oxford University Press, 2019	1
Who is a reasoner?	1
Mathematical impossibilities	1
LLMs, Turing tests and Chinese rooms: the prospects for meaning in large language models	1
Investigation of ‘μέτρον’ in the Philebus – a critique of pleasure in Plato's later years	1
The perception/cognition distinction	1
Replies to critics: Eklund, Sher, Wright, and Wyatt	1
No way to WAM	1
The incoherence challenge for subject combination: an analytic assessment	1
Haecceitism without individuals	0
Agency and theoretical reason in The Practical Self	0
Why AGI could not be (just) a tool: goals, life, and general intelligence	0
Transformative experiences, rational decisions and shark attacks	0
Attitudes, objects, and norms: replies to Drucker, Schleifer McCormick, and Richard	0
Why thin objects rather than ultra-thin?	0
Willing and not being able: Nietzsche on akratic action	0
And therefore	0
Faith and the practical self	0
Romantic love and the first-person plural perspective	0
Clarifying our duties to resist	0
Do you value topic-continuity? The moral foundations of Cappelen’s insistence on ‘topic-continuity’ and reasons for resisting them	0
The agency in language agents	0
Responses to Professors Richardson, Rouse and Lepold	0
Deviance and the literal-metaphorical distinction revisited	0
‘The many faces of laziness’	0
Précis of on believing: being right in a world of possibilities	0