OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Topoi-An International Review of Philosophy is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Beyond Right Choices: The Art of Wise Decision Making	54
Stop Doubting with Descartes	38
Caring About Our Own Epistemic Capacities qua Responsible Citizens	31
Handmade Therapy: The Hedonic Impacts of Engaging in Pottery Making	27
The Name-Notion Network: On How to Conciliate Two Approaches to Naming and Reference-Fixing	25
Nonexistent Objects and Their Semantic and Ontological Dependence on Referential Acts	19
On the Ambiguity of Images and Particularity of Imaginings	19
Engineering Disputed Concepts and the Meeting of Minds	16
Intrinsic Responsibility for Rule-Following	16
Adversarial Argument, Belief Change, and Vulnerability	14
What Absurdity Is Not in Natural Deduction: Structural Approach and the Empty Set	14
A Republican Approach to Jerkish Speech on Online Platforms	14
Faces and situational Agency	13
Critical Realism and Technocracy – RW Sellars’ Radical Philosophy in its Context	9
Shared Attention as a Revelatory Practice	9
Psychology, Equality, and the Forgetting of Motivations	9
Scaffolded Agents, for Better or Worse: Assessing the Formative Aspect of Scaffolding	9
Exemplary Arguers (for Example, in Law)	8
Digital Slot Machines: Social Media Platforms as Attentional Scaffolds	8
The Practical Unity of Practical Wisdom	8
Language, Thought, and the History of Science	8
From Semantic Deference to Semantic Externalism to Metasemantic Disagreement	8
Enacting Ought: Ethics, Anti-Racism, and Interactional Possibilities	8
Confused Entailment	7
Should we Trust Our Feeds? Social Media, Misinformation, and the Epistemology of Testimony	7

Mathematical Practice, Fictionalism and Social Ontology	7
Indeterminate Meaning: A Temporally Extended Radical Conventionalism of Rule-Following	6
Agamemnon at Aulis: On the Right and Wrong Sorts of Imaginative Identification	6
Rethinking Virtue in Legal Decision-Making: A Perspective from Virtue Argumentation Theory	6
Defining Communication and Language from Within a Pluralistic Evolutionary Worldview	6
Naturalism, Supernaturalism, and the Question of God	6
Arguably Better: Eudaimonist Virtues of Argumentation	6
Phronesis and Emotion: The Skill Model of Wisdom Developed	5
Introduction: Philosophy for Finance	5
Critical Pragmatics: Nine Misconceptions	5
Hegel and Wittgenstein on Difficulties of Beginning at the Beginning	5
Varieties of Metalinguistic Negotiation	5
The Problem of Reindividuation and Money-Pump Arguments: Analysis of Mamou’s Solution	5
How Normativity Shaped Human Communication: A Hearer-Oriented Approach	5
Phronesis and Empathy: Allies or Opponents?	5
A Different Elite: For a Hegemonic Majority to Break the Iron Law of Oligarchy	5
The Paradoxical Nature of Older Adult Embodiment	5
Arguments and Speech Acts Reconsidered	4
A Constructivist Account of Political Normativity	4
Introduction: The Formation of the Moral Point of View—The Legacy of Bernard Williams Twenty Years after His Passing	4
Abhorrent Slurs and Laudable Pejoratives: An Estonian Case Study of the Space Between	4
Introduction: Moral Exemplarism: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives	4
Introduction: What’s so Special About Faces? Visages at the Crossroad Between Philosophy, Semiotics and Cognition	4
Levinas’ Otherness: An Ethical Dimension for Enactive Sociality	4
Loneliness as a Closure of the Affordance Space: The Case of COVID-19 Pandemic	4
The Making of Pragma-Dialectics: A Synopsis	4
One with Nature, One with Each Other? A Niche Construction Framework Linking Rituals, Social Media and Nature Connectedness	4
Assistive Technology as Affective Scaffolding	4
The Tacitly Situated Self: From Narration to Sedimentation and Projection	4
Adversariality and Ideal Argumentation: A Second-Best Perspective	4
A Critical Pragmatic Account of Prosaic and Poetic Metaphors	4
Ethics of Extinction: Humean Sentimentalism and the Value of the Human Species	4
Joint Attention: The PAIR Account	4
Of Marriage and Mathematics: Inferentialism and Social Ontology	4
Beyond Reasonableness: Argumentative Virtues in Pragma-Dialectics	4
Popular Government Without the Will of the People	3
The Transformative Power of Virtual Reality: Redefining Interactions in Virtual Platforms, Education, Healthcare, and Workplaces	3
Emotional Environments: Selective Permeability, Political Affordances and Normative Settings	3
On Hostile and Oppressive Affective Technologies	3
Characterization Frames Constructing Endoxa in Activists’ Discourse About the Public Controversy Surrounding Fashion Sustainability	3
Therapeutic Chatbots as Cognitive-Affective Artifacts	3
Some Potential Problems with Implicit Bias Interventions Qua Indirect Prejudice Interventions	3
Introduction: Affectivity and Technology - Philosophical Explorations	3
Correction: Introduction: The Formation of the Moral Point of View—The Legacy of Bernard Williams Twenty Years after His Passing	3
Material Dependence and Kant’s Refutation of Idealism	3
Three Rich-Lexicon Theories of Slurs: A Comparison	3
Introduction: Scaffolding Bad - Varieties of Situated Cognitive Harm	3
Sympathy, Interpersonal Awareness and Acknowledgment	3
Bridging the Fact/Value Divide in Wisdom Research: The Development of Expertise in Wise Decision-Making	3
Solving the Authority Problem: Why We Won’t Debate You, Bro	3

Russell and American Realism	3
Introduction: Direct Realism – Historical and Systematic Perspectives	3
The Enigma of Normative Attitudes	3
Against Cooperation: Or Why Telic/Functional Explanations Do Not Account for the Evolution of Rule-Following	3
Decolonizing AI Ethics: Relational Autonomy as a Means to Counter AI Harms	3
Narrative Railroading	3
Are Works of Art Affective Artifacts? If Not, What Sort of Artifacts Are They?	3
Untimely Reviews	3
Enactivism and the Paradox of Moral Perception	3
Scaffolding Bad Moral Agents	3
Assertion, Lying and the Norm of Truth	2
Mindshaping, Enactivism, and Ideological Oppression	2
Introduction: A Critical Eye on Critical Pragmatics	2
What Matters to Others: A High-Threshold Account of Joint Attention	2
Flourishing Goals, Metacognitive Skills, and the Virtue of Wisdom	2
How Much of Your Self Do You Need to Imagine Being Someone Else?	2
Humean Sentimentalism, Sentimentalist Antinatalism, and the Metaphysics of Procreation	2
A Late Antique Rabbinic Discourse on the Linguistic (In-)determinacy of the Law	2
What Can Epistemic Normativity Tell us About Politics? Ideology, Power, and the Epistemology of Radical Realism	2
The Inferential Meaning of Controversial Terms: The Case of “Terrorism”	2
Celebrity Politics and Democratic Elitism	2
Valuing the “Afterlife”	2
Does Using Technological Devices Motivate Older Adults to Engage in Physical Activities? A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis	2
The Truth in Social Media	2
The Myth of Interiority (Le Psychologue Malgré Lui)	2
Clarifying the Virtue Profile of the Good Thinker: An Interdisciplinary Approach	2
Why Practical Wisdom Cannot be Eliminated	2
Must Skepticism Remain Refuted? Inheriting Skepticism with Cavell and Levinas	2
Correction: Introduction: Language and Worldviews	2
Correction to: Enacting Ought: Ethics, Anti-Racism, and Interactional Possibilities	2
What is conceptual hypocrisy? Is it problematic?	2
“Don’t Let Your Mouth”: On Argumentative Smothering Within Academia	2
A Positively Relaxed Take on Naturalism: Reasons to be Relaxed but not too Liberal	2
On Artificial Intelligence and Manipulation	2
Real Feeling and Fictional Time in Human-AI Interactions	2
Elected Extremists, Political Communication and the Limits of Containment	2
Disabling Scaffolds: The Lived Embodiment of Disability in an Oppressive Sociomaterial Environment	2
Political Normativity… All-Things-Considered	2
Hermeneutical Injustice Through Defective Concept Possession	2
The Topoi they are A-Changin’	2
Attending Together in Digital Environments	2
Does Empathy Reduce Implicit Bias? A Critical Review	2
Introduction: Truthmaker Semantics: What, What For, and How?	2