Philosophers' Imprint

On its website, maintained by Michigan Publishing, we read: 

"Philosophers' Imprint is a refereed series of original papers founded by Stephen Darwall and J. David Velleman. The Imprint was founded in the spirit of the Open Access movement, whose mission is to promote a future in which funds currently spent on journal subscriptions are redirected to the dissemination of scholarship for free, via the Internet."

The longer version starts with:

"There is a possible future in which academic libraries no longer spend millions of dollars purchasing, binding, housing, and repairing printed journals, because they have assumed the role of publishers, cooperatively disseminating the results of academic research for free, via the Internet. Each library could bear the cost of publishing some of the world's scholarly output, since it would be spared the cost of buying its own copy of any scholarship published in this way. The results of academic research would then be available without cost to all users of the Internet, including students and teachers in developing countries, as well as members of the general public.

These developments would not spell the end of the printed book or the bricks-and-mortar library. On the contrary, academic libraries would finally be able to reverse the steep decline in their rate of acquiring books (which fell 25% from 1986 to 1996), because they would no longer be burdened with the steeply rising cost of journals (which increased 66% in the same period)."

Submissions cost 25 USD and are selected "on the basis of their estimated long-term significance": "The Imprint publishes articles that engage directly with a philosophical issue or historical figure. We do not publish "interventions" in contemporary debates or commentaries on contemporary figures. Although there is no page limit on submissions, the Editors value economy of expression and do not plan to publish book-length works." 

• Diehl, Catharine and Mount, Beau Madison: The Metaphysics of Opacity
• Baron, Sam and Le Bihan, Baptiste: Trouble on the Horizon for Presentism
• Dorst, Kevin: Being Rational and Being Wrong
• Knutzen, Jonathan: Unfinished Music
• Kim, Hannah H.: Convention and Representation in Music
• Dietz, Alexander: Too Easy, Too Good, Too Late?
• Thomas, Emily A.E.: The Specious Present in English Philosophy 1749-1785: Theories and Experiments in Hartley, Priestley, Tucker, and Watson
• Lim, Chong-Ming: The Legitimate Targets of Political Resistance
• De Toffoli, Silvia: Who's Afraid of Mathematical Diagrams?
• Qu, Hsueh M.: Hume on Theoretical Simplicity
• Bourget, David and Chalmers, David J.: Philosophers on Philosophy: The 2020 PhilPapers Survey
• Babic, Boris and King, Zoë Johnson: Moral Encroachment under Moral Uncertainty
• Stephens, Daniel J.: Intellectual Charisma
• Brinkmann, Matthias: The Intransparency of Political Legitimacy
• Whiting, Daniel: Cavendish's Aesthetic Realism
• Boehm, Miren and Cruz, Maité: Time for Hume's Unchanging Objects
• Myrdal, Peter and Repo, Arto and Viljanen, Valtteri: Leibniz on Possibilia, Creation,and the Reality of Essences
• Taylor, Elanor: Substantive Social Metaphysics
• Stokke, Andreas: Fictional Names and Co-Identification
• Huttegger, Simon M.: Reconciling Evidential and Causal Decision Theory
• Fileva, Iskra: My Delicate Taste: Aesthetic Deference Revisited
• Killmister, Suzy: A Metaphysics of Dehumanization
• Cavedon-Taylor, Dan: Mental Imagery: Greasing the Mind's Gears
• Singh, Keshav and Wodak, Daniel: Does Race Best Explain Racial Discrimination?
• Gray, Richard: Thermal Perception and its Relation to Touch
• Textor, Mark: Interest in Lotze
• D'Alessandro, William: Unrealistic Models in Mathematics
• Zendejas Medina, Pablo: Just as Planned: Bayesianism, Externalism, and Plan Coherence
• Perry, Zee R.: On Mereology and Metricality

• Rosefeldt, Tobias: Kant on Decomposing Synthesis and the Intuition of Infinite Space
• Merino-Rajme, Carla: The Fragmentation of Felt Time
• Belot, Gordon: Gravity and GRACE
• Skiba, Lukas: In Defence of Hybrid Contingentism
• Deigan, Michael: Stupefying
• Holguin, Ben: Thinking, Guessing, and Believing
• Willoughby, James Bernard: Embedded Epistemic Instrumentalism: An Account of Epistemic Normativity
• Blumberg, Kyle and Hawthorne, John: Desire
• Monaghan, Jake: Idealizations and Ideal Pricing
• Engelhardt, Jeff M.: The Logic of Misandrogyny
• Openshaw, James: Remembering Objects
• De Mesel, Benjamin: Taking the Straight Path. P.F. Strawson's Later Work on Freedom and Responsibility
• Egler, Benjamin: The Problem of Intuitive Presence
• Maguire, Barry: Efficient Markets and Alienation
• Thorstad, David: Two Paradoxes of Bounded Rationality
• Hirji, Sukaina: Outrage and the Bounds of Empathy
• Gasser-Wingate, Marc: Aristotle on Intelligent Perception
• Pasnau, Robert: Old Bad Attitudes
• Mandelkern, Matthew and Dorst, Kevin: Assertion is Weak
• D'Angelo, Lorenza: Emotional Experience and the Senses
• Lewis, James H.P.: The Musicality of Speech
• Miller, Taylor-Grey Edward: Essentialist Non-Reductivism
• Clatterbuck, Hayley: Darwin's Causal Argument Against Creationism
• Keller, John Adorno: Does Compositionality Entail Complexity?

• Leisinger, Matthew A.: Cudworth on Freewill
• Kajimoto, Naoyuki and Miller, Kristie and Norton, James: Modelling Temporal Assertions for Global Directional Eliminativists
• Prinzing, Michael M.: The Meaning of 'Life's Meaning'
• Ritchie, Katherine: Does Identity Politics Reinforce Oppression?
• Gunn, David: On the Ultimate Origination of Things
• Wonderly, Monique Lisa: Can We Un-Forgive?
• Stovall, Preston: Essence as a Modality: A Proof-Theoretic and Nominalist Analysis
• Hopkins, Robert and Riggle, Nick: Artistic Style as the Expression of Ideals
• Laing, James: When Eyes Touch
• Chamberlain, Colin: The Most Dangerous Error: Malebranche on the Experience of Causation
• Nunez, Tyke: Kant on Plants: Self-Activity, Representations, and the Analogy with Life
• Cohen, Jonathan and Kehler, Andrew: Conversational Eliciture
• Smith, Sean M.: The Negation of Self in Indian Buddhist Philosophy
• Wright, Ava Thomas: Mill's Social Epistemic Rationale for the Freedom to Dispute Scientific Knowledge: Why We Must Put Up with Flat-Earthers
• Mogensen, Andreas L. and MacAskill, William: The Paralysis Argument
• Tizzard, Jessica: Kantian Moral Psychology and Human Weakness
• Munro, Daniel: Imagining the Actual
• Lipman, Martin A.: Content Disjunctvisim and the Perception of Appearances
• Gillies, Anthony S.: A Problem about Preference
• Byrne, Thomas: MAKING Metaphysics
• Khalifa, Kareem and Lauer, Richard: Do the Social Sciences Vindicate Race's Reality?
• Brinkerhoff, Anna: The Promising Puzzle
• Paytas, Tyler: Be Not Afraid: The Virtue of Fearlessness
• Dembic, Sanja: Defining Addictive Disorder: Abilities Reconsidered
• Passinsky, Asya: Norm and Object: A Normative Hylomorphic Account of Social Objects
• Goldstein, Simon: Epistemic Modal Credence
• Loets, Annina J.: Qua Qualification
• Kaplan, Jeffrey M.: Attitude and Social Rules, or Why It's Okay to Slurp Your Soup
• Messina, James: The Content of Kant's Pure Category of Substance and Its Use on Phenomena and Noumena
• Howard, Nathan Robert: Amidextrous Reasons (or Why Reasons First's Reasons Aren't Facts)
• Aitken, Allison: No Unity, No Problem: Madhyamaka Metaphysical Indefinitism
• Kim, Hannah H.: Camus and Sartre on the Absurd
• Goldstein, Simon and Santorio, Paolo: Probability for Epistemic Modalities
• Uebel, Thomas E.: Carnap, Knowledge of Other Minds, and Physicalism
• Blumberg, Kyle: Pronouns as Demonstratives
• Schmid, Jelscha: Fictions of Systematicity: Maimon's Quest for a Scientific Method in Philosophy

• Aronowitz, Sara and Lombrozo, Tania: Learning Through Simulation
• Glanzberg, Michael and King, Jeffrey C.: Binding, Compositionality, and Semantic Values
• Fletcher, Samuel C.: The Principle of Stability
• Rayo, Agustin: On the Open-Endedness of Logical Space
• Wiens, David: The General Theory of Second Best Is More General Than You Think
• Schwarz, Wolfgang: Ability and Possibility
• Herstein, Ori J.: Justifying Standing to Give Reasons: Hypocrisy, Minding Your Own Business, and Knowing One's Place
• Beddor, Bob: New Work for Certainty
• Dembroff, Robin A.: Beyond Binary: Genderqueer as Critical Gender Kind
• Ogden, Stephen R.: Avicenna's Emanated Abstraction
• Weisberg, Jonathan: Belief in Psyontology
• Weisberg, Jonathan: Could've Thought Otherwise
• Brainard, Lindsay: How to Explain How-Possibly
• Nguyen, C. Thi: The Arts of Action
• French, Craig and Phillips, Ian: Austerity and Illusion
• Yao, Vida: Grace and Alienation
• Castro, Clinton and Pham, Adam K.: Is the Attention Economy Noxious?
• Siscoe, Robert Weston: Stoic Virtue: A Contemporary Interpretation
• Paul, Elliot Samuel: Cartesian Clarity
• Black, D.: Absolute Prohibitions Under Risk
• Gray, David Miguel and Lennertz, Benjamin: Linguistic Disobedience
• Kocurek, Alexander W. and Jerzak, Ethan and Rudolph, Rachel Etta: Against Conventional Wisdom
• Jonker, Julian: Directed Duties and Moral Repair
• Rini, Regina A.: Deepfakes and the Epistemic Backstop
• Oza, Manish: The Value of Thinking and the Normativity of Logic
• McLear, Colin: "I Am the Original of All Objects": Apperception and the Substantial Subject
• Dinges, Alexander and Zakkou, Julia: A Direction Effect on Taste Predicates
• Valaris, Markos: Reasoning, Defeasibility, and the Taking Condition
• Menge, Torsten: Fictional Expectations and the Ontology of Power
• Schoenfield, Miriam: Can Imprecise Probabiltiies Be Practically Motivated? A Challenge to the Desirability of Ambiguity Aversion
• Bobzien, Susanne and Shogry, Simon: Stoic Logic and Multiple Generality
• Stump, Jacob: On Socrates' Project of Philosophical Conversion
• Barrett, Jacob: Optimism About Moral Responsibility
• Messina, J.P.: Freedom of Expression and the Liberalism of Fear: A Defense of the Darker Mill

• Santorio, Paolo: Interventions in Premise Semantics
• Allen, Keith: Merleau-Ponty and Naïve Realism
• Bradley, Darren J.: Are There Indefeasible Epistemic Rules?
• Faraci, David: Groundwork for an Explanationist Account of Epistemic Coincidence
• Adams, Marcus P.: Hobbes's Laws of Nature in Leviathan as a Synthetic Demonstration: Thought Experiments and Knowing the Causes
• Kleingeld, Pauline and Willaschek, Marcus: Autonomy Without Paradox: Kant, Self-Legislation and the Moral Law
• Schafer, Karl: The Artificial Virtues of Thought: Correctness and Cognition in Hume
• Schmaltz, Tad M.: The Metaphysics of Surfaces in Suarez and Descartes
• Simons, Mandy and Zollman, Kevin J.S.: Natural Conventions and Indirect Speech Acts
• Beddor, Bob: Noncognitivism and Epistemic Evaluations
• Huddleston, Andrew: Nietzsche on Nihilism: A Unifying Thread
• Steinberger, Florian: Logical Prluralism and Logical Normativity
• Currie, Adrian Mitchell and Avin, Shahar: Method Pluralism, Method Mismatch, & Method Bias
• Maguire, Barry and Brown, Brookes: Markets, Interpersonal Practices, and Signal Distortion
• Gerken, MIkkel: Pragmatic Encroachment and the Challenge from Epistemic Injustice
• Murray, Dylan and Buchak, Lara: Risk and Motivation: When the Will is Required to Determine What to Do
• Katsafanas, Paul: Fanaticism and Sacred Values
• Monton, Bradley: How to Avoid Maximizing Expected Utility
• Small, Will: Basic Action and Practical Knowledge
• Salje, Léa: The Essential Non-Indexical
• Pearce, Kenneth L.: William King on Free Will
• Clancy, Sean: Virtue and the Problem of Conceptualization
• Fenton-Glynn, Luke: Imprecise Chance and the Best System Analysis
• Matherne, Samantha: Kant on Aesthetic Autonomy and Common Sense
• Citron, Gabriel: Honesty, Humility, Courage \& Strength: Later Wittgenstein on the Difficulties of Philosophy and the Philosophical Virtues
• Segal, Aaron: Pythagoreanism: A Number of Theories
• Embry, Brian: Francisco Su{\'a}rez on Beings of Reason and Non-Strict Ontological Pluralism
• Warmke, Craig: Logic Through a Leibnizian Lens
• Gallow, J. Dmitri: Learning and Value Change
• Wiltsher, Nick: Imagination: A Lens, Not a Mirror
• Quilty-Dunn, Jake: Reid's Doxastic Theory of Perception
• Klein, Alexander Mugar: Between Anarchism and Suicide: On William James's Religious Therapy
• Lange, Marc: Ground and Explanation in Mathematics
• Sethi, James: Two Feelings in the Beautiful: Kant on the Structure of Judgments of Beauty
• Neufeld, Eleonore: An Essentialist Theory of the Meaning of Slurs
• McCain, Kevin and Poston, Ted: Dispelling the Disjunction Objection to Explanatory Inference
• Beck, Ori: Two Conceptions of Phenomenology
• Chadha, Monima and Nichols, Shaun: Self-Conscious Emotions Without a Self
• Heesen, Remco and Romeijn, Jan-Willem: Epistemic Diversity and Editor Decisions: A Statistical Matthew Effect
• Roche, William A. and Sober, Elliott R.: Discrimination-Conduciveness and Observation Selection Effects
• Walsh, Julie: Amo on the Heterogeneity Problem
• Bender, Sebastian: Is Leibniz's Principle of the Identity of Indiscernibles Necessary or Contingent?
• Hübner, Karolina: Spinoza on Intentionality, Materialism, and Mind-Body Relations
• Albahari, Miri: Perennial Idealism: A Mystical Solution to the Mind-Body Problem
• Brink, David Owen: Normative Perfectionism and the Kantian Tradition
• Zhao, Michael: Solidarity, Fate-Sharing, and Community
• Callanan, John J.: Kant on Misology and the Natural Dialectic
• Kirk-Giannini, Cameron Domenico: Slurs are Directives
• Kriegel, Uriah: The Intentional Structure of Moods
• Biss, Mavis Louise: Friendship, Trust and Moral Self-Perfection
• Moosavi, Parisa: From Biological Functions to Natural Goodness
• LoLordo, Antonia: Mary Shepherd on Causation, Induction, and Natural Kinds
• Swartzer, Steven: Race, Ideology, and the Communicative Theory of Punishment
• Giberman, David: Plurdurance

• Vranas, Peter B.M.: I Ought, Therefore I Can Obey
• Elliott, Katrina: Exploring a New Argument for Synchronic Chance
• Lawless, John: Gruesome Freedom: The Moral Limits of Non-Constraint
• Laurence, Ben: Kant on Strict Right
• Taylor, David E.: A Minimal Characterization of Indeterminacy
• Rini, Regina A.: Abortion, Ultrasound, and Moral Persuasion
• Stratmann, Joe: Kant, Grounding, and Things in Themselves
• Kauppinen, Antti: Epistemic Norms and Epistemic Accountability
• McCoy, C.D.: On Classical Motion
• Tsementzis, Dimitris and Halvorson, Hans: Foundations and Philosophy
• Dogramaci, Sinan: Rational Credence Through Reasoning
• Field, Hartry: Epistemology from an Evaluativist Perspective
• Nickel, Bernhard: Generics, Conservativity, and Kind-Subordination
• Steel, Robert: Anticipating Failure and Avoiding It
• Murzi, Julien and Rossi, Lorenzo: Reflection Principles and the Liar in Context
• Enoch, David: Against Utopianism: Noncompliance and Multiple Agents
• Queloz, Matthieu: Williams's Pragmatic Genealogy and Self-Effacing Functionality
• Northcott, Robert and Piccinini, Gualtiero: Conceived This Way: Innateness Defended
• Verhaegh, Sander: Setting Sail: The Development and Reception of Quine's Nominalism
• Lewis, James H.P.: The Discretionary Normativity of Requests
• Schechtman, Anat: The Allegedly Cartesian Roots of Spinoza's Metaphysics
• Chung, Julianne Nicole: Is Zhuangzi a Fictionalist?
• Skyrms, Brian: Mill's Conversion: The Herschel Connection
• Tucker, Christopher: How to Explain Miscomputation
• Marusic, Berislav: Do Reasons Expire? An Essay on Grief

• Cumming, Samuel and Greenberg, Gabriel and Kelly, Rory: Conventions of Viewpoint Coherence in Film
• LoLordo, Antonia: Jonathan Edwards's Monism
• Baron, Sam and Colyvan, Mark and Ripley, David: How Mathematics Can Make a Difference
• Preston-Roedder, Ryan: Civic Trust
• Podgorski, Abelard: Rational Delay
• Textor, Mark: Towards a Neo-Brentanian Theory of Existence
• Bjorndahl, Adam and London, Alex John and Zollman, Kevin J.S.: Kantian Decision Making Under Uncertainty: Dignity, Price, and Consistency
• Schwan, Ben and Stern, Reuben: A Causal Understanding of When and When Not to Jeffrey Conditionalize
• Gartenberg, Zachary Micah: Spinozistic Expression
• Hoffmann, Tobias and Michon, Cyrille: Aquinas on Free Will and Intellectual Determinism
• Schaffer, Jonathan: The Ground Between the Gaps
• Kosch, Michelle: Individuality and Rights in Fichte's Ethics
• Grey, John: Conway's Ontological Objection to Cartesian Dualism
• Simmons, Alison: Mind-Body Union and the Limits of Cartesian Metaphysics
• Kumar, Victor: Foul Behavior
• Parrott, Matthew: Self-Blindness and Self-Knowledge
• Marusic, Berislav: Trust, Reliance and the Participant Stance
• Lebens, Samuel R. and Goldschmidt, Tyron: The Promise of a New Past
• Katzav, Joel and Vaesen, Krist: Pluralism and Peer Review in Philosophy
• Williams, Jeremy: Death and Consensus Liberalism
• Smith, Martin: Why Throwing 92 Heads in a Row Is Not Surprising
• Dannenberg, Jorah: Promising by Right
• Elliott, Aaron P.: Reasons, Dispositions, and Value
• Dallmann, Justin M.: When Obstinacy Is a Better (Cognitive) Policy
• Campbell, Douglas: The Eightfold Way: Why Analyticity, Apriority and Necessity are Independent

• Plate, Jan: Logically Simple Properties and Relations
• Levy, Neil: Have I Turned the Stove Off? Explaining Everyday Anxiety
• Dembroff, Robin A.: What Is Sexual Orientation?
• Gasser-Wingate, Marc: Aristotle on Induction and First Principles
• Pearce, Kenneth L.: Leibniz and the Veridicality of Body Perceptions
• Thompson, Morgan and Adleberg, Toni and Sims, Sam and Nahmias, Eddy: Why Do Women Leave Philosophy? Surveying Students at the Introductory Level
• Gandenberger, Greg: Why I Am Not a Likelihoodist
• Cutter, Brian: Color and Shape: A Plea for Equal Treatment
• Riggle, Nick: On the Interest in Beauty and Disinterest
• Viebahn, Emanuel and Vetter, Barbara: How many meanings for 'may'? The case for modal polysemy
• Easwaran, Kenny and Fenton-Glynn, Luke and Hitchcock, Christopher and Velasco, Joel D.: Updating on the Credences of Others: Disagreement, Agreement, and Synergy
• Liebesman, David: Counting as a Type of Measuring
• Meadows, Toby and Weber, Zach: Computation in Non-Classical Foundations?
• Goldstein, Simon: A Preface Paradox for Intention
• Setiya, Kieran: Retrospection
• De Cruz, Helen: Numerical cognition and mathematical realism
• Madden, Rory: Human Persistence
• Baker, David John: Does String Theory Posit Extended Simples?
• Marshall, Dan: A Puzzle for Modal Realism

• Spohn, Wolfgang: Conditionals: A Unifying Ranking-Theoretic Perspective
• Turri, John: An Open and Shut Case: Epistemic Closure in the Manifest Image
• Pincock, Christopher: The unsolvability of the quintic: A case study in abstract mathematical explanation
• Nye, Howard and Plunkett, David and Ku, John: Non-Consequentialism Demystified
• Willenken, Tim: Rationalist Responses to Skepticism: A New Puzzle
• Robson, Jon: Norms of Belief and Norms of Assertion in Aesthetics
• Rinard, Susanna: A Decision Theory for Imprecise Probabilities
• Müller, Jozef: Aristotle on Actions from Lack of Control
• Lennertz, Benjamin: Quantificational Credences
• Textor, Mark: "Inner Perception Can Never Become Inner Observation": Brentano on Awareness and Observation
• Ware, Owen: Agency and Evil in Fichte's Ethics
• Leech, Jessica F.: Logic and the Laws of Thought
• Peterman, Alison: Spinoza on Extension
• Schwenkler, John: Understanding "Practical Knowledge"
• Pettigrew, Richard: Accuracy and the Credence-Belief connection
• Seeger, Max: Immunity and Self-Awareness
• Stang, Nicholas F.: Who's Afraid of Double Affection?
• Uzquiano, Gabriel: Recombination and paradox
• Owens, David: Tolerance as Civility
• Sterken, Rachel Katharine: Generics in Context
• Abizadeh, Arash: The Absence of Reference in Hobbes' Philosophy of Language
• Charlow, Nate: Prospects for an expressivist theory of meaning
• Warren, Jared: Talking with Tonkers
• Horty, John F.: Constraint and Freedom in the common Law
• Wilburn, Joshua: Courage and the Spirited Part of the Soul in Plato's Republic
• Fusco, Melissa: Deontic modality and the semantics of choice
• Pavese, Carlotta: Practical Senses
• Dougherty, Tom: Future-Bias and Practical Reason
• Sturgeon, Scott: The Tale of Bella and Creda
• Khoo, Justin: On indicative and subjunctive conditionals
• Stan, Marius: Kant and the object of determinate experience
• Stear, Nils-Hennes: Imaginative and Fictionality Failure: A Normative Approach
• Whipple, John: Leibniz and the Art of Exoteric Writing

• Schafer, Karl: Curious Virtues in Hume's Epistemology
• Hofweber, Thomas: Infinitesimal Chances
• Lee, Geoffrey: Temporal Experience and the Temporal Structure of Experience
• Williams, J.~Robert G.: Decision-Making Under Indeterminacy
• Woods, Jack: Expressivism and Moore's Paradox
• Levy, Arnon: Machine-Likeness and Explanation by Decomposition
• Silk, Alex: Why 'Ought' Detaches: Or, Why You Ought to Get with My Friends (If You Want to Be My Lover)
• Valaris, Markos: Self-Knowledge and the Phenomenological Transparency of Belief
• Korzukhin, Theodore: Dominance Conditionals and the Newcomb Problem
• Starr, William B.: What 'If'?
• Bazargan-Forward, Saba: Moral Coercion
• Proops, Ian: Kant on the Cosmological Argument
• Korman, Daniel Z.: Debunking Perceptual Beliefs about Ordinary Objects
• Kelsey, Matthew A.: Kant's Diagnosis of the Unity of Skepticism
• Brown, Derek Henry: Colour Layering and Colour Constancy
• Shieber, Stuart M.: There Can Be No Turing-Test-Passing Memorizing Machines
• Hinchman, Edward S.: Assurance and Warrant
• Worsnip, Alex: Disagreement about Disagreement? What Disagreement about Disagreement?
• Klein, Jacob: Of Archery and Virtue: Ancient and Modern Conceptions of Value
• Dasgupta, Shamik: On the Plurality of Grounds
• Albahari, Miri: Insight Knowledge of No Self in Buddhism: An Epistemic Analysis
• Florio, Salvatore: Semantics and the Plural Conception of Reality
• Stohr, Karen: Keeping the Shutters Closed: The Moral Value of Reserve
• Lo{L}ordo, Antonia: Jonathan Edwards's Argument Concerning Persistence
• Schroeter, Laura and Schroeter, François: Normative Concepts: A Connectedness Model
• Powell, Lewis: Hume's Treatment of Denial in the Treatise
• Easwaran, Kenny: Decision Theory without Representation Theorems
• Willer, Malte: Dynamic thoughts on ifs and oughts
• Nawar, Tamer: The Stoic Account of Apprehension
• Kosch, Michelle: Practical deliberation and the voice of conscience in Fichte's 1798 System of Ethics
• Setiya, Kieran: The Midlife Crisis
• Ware, Owen: Rethinking Kant's Fact of Reason
• Johansen, Marc: Causal contribution and causal exclusion
• Jaag, Siegfried: Dispositional Essentialism and the Grounding of Natural Modality
• Pettigrew, Richard and Titelbaum, Michael G.: Deference done right

• Buchanan, Ray: Is Belief a Propositional Attitude?
• Simmons, Alison: Cartesian Consciousness Reconsidered
• Mag Uidhir, Christy: The Aesthetics of Actor-Character Race Matching in Film Fictions
• Wilson, Jessica M.: Fundamental Determinables
• Fulkerson, Matthew: Touch Without Touching
• Pickel, Bryan and Mantegani, Nicholas: A Quinean Critique of Ostrich Nominalism
• Todd, Patrick: Manipulation and Moral Standing: An Argument for Incompatibilism
• Cameron, Ross P.: Why Lewis's Analysis of Modality Succeeds in Its Reductive Ambitions
• Avnur, Yuval: Closure Reconsidered
• Einheuser, Iris: Inner and Outer Truth
• Brogaard, Berit: What Do We Say When We Say How or What We Feel?
• Krödel, Thomas: Counterfactuals and the Epistemology of Modality
• Yates, David: Functionalism and the Metaphysics of Causal Exclusion
• Koralus, Philipp: The Open Instruction Theory of Attitude Reports and the Pragmatics of Answers
• Suhler, Christopher and Craig, Callender: Thank Goodness that Argument is Over: Explaining the Time Value Asymmetry
• Manning, Gideon: Descartes, Other Minds and Impossible Human Bodies
• Brower-Toland, Susan: Medieval Approaches to Consciousness: Ockham and Chatton
• Marusic, Berislav: Belief and Difficult Action
• Laurence, Stephen and Margolis, Eric: Abstraction and the Origin of General Ideas
• Kyle, Brent G.: How Are Thick Terms Evaluative?
• Penner, Sydney: Suarez on the Reduction of Categorical Relations
• Morrison, John: The Relation between Conception and Causation in Spinoza's Metaphysics
• Cumming, Samuel: From Coordination to Content
• Ripley, David: Revising Up: Strengthening Classical Logic in the Face of Paradox
• McDonough, Jeffrey K.: Leibniz's Conciliatory Account of Substance
• deRosset, Louis: Grounding Explanations
• Mehta, Neil: Beyond Transparency: the Spatial Argument for Experiential Externalism
• Setiya, Kieran: Murdoch on the Sovereignty of Good
• Turri, John: A conspicuous art: putting Gettier to the test
• Clarke, Roger: Belief is Credence One (in Context)
• Kriegel, Uriah: The Epistemological Challenge of Revisionary Metaphysics
• Schroeter, Laura and Schroeter, François: Normative Realism: Co-Reference without Convergence?
• Jones, Russell E.: Wisdom and Happiness in Euthydemus 278-282
• Hildebrand, Tyler: Can Primitive Laws Explain?
• Vetter, Barbara: 'Can' without Possible Worlds: Semantics for Anti-Humeans
• Asay, Jamin: Tarski and Primitivism about Truth
• Alexander, David E.: The Problem of Respecting Higher-Order Doubt
• McDaniel, Kris: Degrees of Being
• Coope, Ursula: Aquinas on Judgment and the active Power of Reason
• Elizondo, E.Sonny: Reason in its Practical Application
• Weisberg, Jonathan: Knowledge in Action
• Plunkett, David and Sundell, Timothy: Disagreement and the Semantics of Normative and Evaluative Terms
• Bacon, Andrew: Quantificational Logic and Empty Names

• Skow, Bradford: The Dynamics of Non-Being
• Ferrero, Luca: Decisions, Diachronic Autonomy, and the Division of Deliberative Labor
• Smith, Matthew Noah: Practical Imagination and its Limits
• Kirchin, Simon: The Shapelessness Hypothesis
• Elga, Adam Newman: Subjective Probabilities Should be Sharp
• Nickel, Bernhard: Ceteris Paribus Laws: Generics and Natural Kinds
• Della Rocca, Michael: PSR
• Marshall, Colin R.: Kant's Metaphysics of the Self
• Sarkissian, Hagop: Minor Tweaks, Major Payoffs: The Problems and Promise of Situationism in Moral Philosophy
• Bobzien, Susanne: Higher-order Vagueness, Radical Unclarity, and Absolute Agnosticism
• Fallis, Don: Lying and Deception
• Whittle, Ann: Dispositional Abilities
• Väyrynen, Pekka: Thick Concepts and Variability
• Detlefsen, Michael and Arana, Andrew: Purity of Methods
• Gregory, Dominic: Iterated Modalities, Meaning and A Priori Knowledge
• Enoch, David: Giving Practical Reasons
• Nagel, Jennifer: The Psychological Basis of the Harman-Vogel Paradox
• Christensen, David: Disagreement, Question-Begging, and Epistemic Self-Criticism
• Hershovitz, Scott: The Role of Authority
• Turri, John: Manifest Failure: The Gettier Problem Solved
• Moller, Dan: Anticipated Emotions and Emotional Valence
• Garcia, Ernesto V.: Bishop Butler on Forgiveness and Resentment
• Chuard, Philippe: Temporal Experiences and Their Parts
• Hitz, Zena: Aristotle on Self-Knowledge and Friendship
• Ball, Derek: Property Identities and Modal Arguments
• Dowell, Janice L.: A Flexible Contextualist Account of Epistemic Modals
• McLear, Colin: Kant on Animal Consciousness
• Pallikkathayil, Japa: The Possibility of Choice: Three Accounts of the Problem with Coercion
• Boyle, Matthew: 'Making up Your Mind' and the Activity of Reason
• Ballantyne, Nathan and Coffman, E.J.: Uniqueness, Evidence, and Rationality

• Lopez de Sa, Dan: Rigidity for Predicates and the Trivialization Problem
• Berker, Selim: Luminosity Regained
• Magnus, P.D.: Reid's Defense of common sense
• Valaris, Markos: Inner Sense, Self-Affection, and Temporal Consciousness in Kant's Critique of Pure Reason
• Shah, Nishi: How Action Governs Intention
• McPherson, Tristram: Metaethics and the Autonomy of Morality
• Montminy, Martin: Can Contextualists Maintain Neutrality?
• Strevens, Michael: Physically Contingent Laws and Counterfactual Support
• Wedgwood, Ralph: Contextualism about Justified Belief
• Skow, Bradford: Local & Global Relativity Principles
• Kulvicki, John V.: The Nature of Noise
• Moore, Joseph G.: A Modal Argument against Vague Objects
• Weiner, Matthew: The (mostly harmless) Inconsistency of Knowledge Ascriptions
• Yaffe, Gideon: Excusing Mistakes of Law
• Chrisman, Matthew: Expressivism, Truth, and (Self-) Knowledge
• Dunlop, Katherine: "The Unity of Time's Measure": Kant's Reply to Locke
• Chignell, Andrew: Descartes on Sensation: A Defense of the Semantic-Causation Model
• Valdman, Mikhail: A Theory of Wrongful Exploitation
• Finlay, Stephen: The Obscurity of Internal Reasons
• Duggan, Kylalibels: Moral Community: Escaping the Ethical State of Nature
• Piccinini, Gualtiero: First Person Data, Publicity and Self-Measurement
• Westlund, Andrea C.: Deciding Together
• Paul, Sarah K.: How We Know What We're Doing
• Hoerl, Christoph: Time and Tense in Perceptual Experience

• Frankfurt, Harry G.: The Dear Self
• Fine, Kit: The Question of Realism
• Hurley, Paul: A Kantian Rationale for Desire-Based Justification
• Wallace, Richard Jay: Normativity, Commitment, and Instrumental Reason
• Siegel, Susanna: The Role of Perception in Demonstrative Reference
• Heck, Richard Kimberley: Do Demonstratives Have Senses?
• Earman, John S.: Thoroughly modern McTaggart.~Or what McTaggart would have said if he had learned general relativity theory
• Maudlin, Tim: Thoroughly muddled McTaggart or how to abuse gauge freedom to generate metaphysical monstrosities
• Patterson, Douglas Eden: Theories of Truth and Convention T
• Schroeder, Timothy: Donald Davidson's Theory of Mind is Non-Normative
• Jacobson, Daniel: J.S.~Mill and the Diversity of Utilitarianism
• Schroeter, Laura: Gruesome Diagonals
• Norton, John D.: Causation as Folk Science
• George, Alexander: Linguistic Practice and Its Discontents: Quine and Davidson on the Source of Sense
• Klement, Kevin C.: Putting Form before Function: Logical Grammar in Frege, Russell, and Wittgenstein
• Weatherson, Brian: Morality, Fiction and Possibility
• Schroeder, Mark: Realism and Reduction: The Quest for Robustness
• White, Roger: Explanation as a Guide to Induction
• Schroeter, François: Normative Concepts and Motivation
• Finlay, Stephen: Value and Implicature
• Moran, Richard: Getting Told and Being Believed
• Godfrey-Smith, Peter: Folk Psychology as a Model
• Frierson, Patrick R.: Kant's Empirical Account of Human Action
• Shaver, Robert: Sidgwick on Moral Motivation
• Hellie, Benj: Beyond Phenomenal Naiveté
• Holton, Richard: The Act of Choice
• Edmundson, William A.: The Virtue of Law-Abidance
• Hofweber, Thomas: Innocent Statements and Their Metaphysically Loaded Counterparts
• George, Alexander: A Proof of Induction?
• Horty, John F.: Reasons as Defaults
• Lance, Mark Norris and White, Heath: Stereoscopic Vision: Persons, Freedom, and Two Spaces of Material Inference
• Wilson, Robert A.: A Puzzle About Material Constitution and How to Solve It: Enriching Constitution Views in Metaphysics
• Sullivan, Arthur: Rigid Designation and Semantic Structure
• Leiter, Brian: Nietzsche's Theory of the Will
• Sobel, David: The Impotence of the Demandingness Objection
• Doggett, Tyler and Egan, Andy: Wanting Things You Don't Want.~The Case for an Imaginative Analogue of Desire