| 2021 |
Alex Kerr
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Ways of Perceiving |
| 2019 |
Adam Bradley
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Sensitive Subjects: Bodily Awareness, Pain, and the Self |
| 2019 |
Jackson Kernion
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Constraining Consciousness |
| 2018 |
James Hutchinson
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Frege’s Systematic Conception of Truth and its Consequences |
| 2018 |
Antonia Peacocke
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Knowing Yourself is Something You Do |
| 2017 |
Peter Epstein
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Sensible Concepts: Experience and the A Priori |
| 2017 |
Umrao Sethi
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Perception and the Dual Nature of Appearances |
| 2017 |
Austin Andrews
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Transparency in Perception |
| 2017 |
Dylan Murray
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Hijacking Reason: Implicit Attitudes and Moral Responsibility |
| 2017 |
Quinn Hiroshi Gibson
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On the Fringes of Moral Responsibility: Skepticism, Self-Deception, Delusion, and Addiction |
| 2015 |
Katrina Winzeler
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Theories of Mental Disorders Remain Scientific in Spite of Both the Absence of Reductive Explanations and the Presence of Interventional Mental Autonomy |
| 2014 |
Luke Misenheimer
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The Publicity of Concepts |
| 2013 |
Michael Rieppel
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Being Something: Prospects for a Property-Based Approach to Predicative Quantification |
| 2012 |
Joshua Beattie
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Evolutionary Naturalism and the Normativity of the Mental |
| 2011 |
James Stazicker
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Visual Attention as a Source of Knowledge |
| 2009 |
James Genone
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Appearance as Reality: Direct Realism and Perceptual Error |
| 2009 |
Josh Sheptow
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Coordination and Exclusion: Two Problems of Mental Causation |
| 2009 |
Jennifer Smalligan
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Explanation and Belief in David Hume’s A Treatise of Human Nature |
| 2009 |
John Schwenkler
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Space and Self-Awareness |
