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Mark Silcox, "Thick" Aesthetic Emotions and the Autonomy of ArtPhilosophy and Literature 40 (2): 415-430. 2016.
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Martin Montminy and Andrew Russo, A Defense of Causal InvariantismAnalytic Philosophy 57 (1): 49-75. 2016.
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Andrew Russo, Kim’s dilemma: why mental causation is not productiveSynthese 193 (7): 2185-2203. 2016.
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Jon Cogburn and Mark Silcox, Against Brain-in-a-Vatism: On the Value of Virtual RealityPhilosophy and Technology 27 (4): 561-579. 2014.
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Mark Silcox, Psychological Trauma and the Simulated SelfPhilosophy of the Social Sciences 44 (3): 349-364. 2014.
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Mark Silcox, Response to “Moral Heroism and the Requirement Claim” by Kyle FruhSouthwest Philosophy Review 30 (2): 13-16. 2014.
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Jerry Green, The Underlying Argument of Aristotle’s Metaphysics Z.3Phronesis 59 (4): 321-342. 2014.
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Andrew Russo, A Defense of Nonreductive Mental CausationDissertation, The University of Oklahoma. 2013.
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Mark Silcox, The Problem With (Quasi-Realist) ExpressivismSouthwest Philosophy Review 28 (1): 33-41. 2012.
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Jon Cogburn and Mark Silcox, Dungeons and Dragons and Philosophy: Raiding the Temple of Wisdom (edited book)Open Court Publishing. 2012.
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Jon Cogburn and Mark Silcox, Computability Theory and Ontological EmergenceAmerican Philosophical Quarterly 48 (1): 63. 2011.
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Sarah Woolwine, Systematicity in the Critique of Judgment: The Emergence of a Unified SubjectJournal of Speculative Philosophy 25 (4): 343-358. 2011.
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Andrew Russo, The supervenience argument against non-reductive physicalismIn Michael Bruce & Steven Barbone (eds.), Just the Arguments: 100 of the Most Important Arguments in Western Philosophy, Wiley-blackwell. 2011.
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Andrew Russo, Why It Doesn’t Matter I’m Not InsaneSouthwest Philosophy Review 27 (1): 157-165. 2011.
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Mark Silcox and Jon Cogburn, Computability theory and literary competenceBritish Journal of Aesthetics 46 (4): 369-386. 2006.
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Jon Cogburn and Mark Silcox, Computing machinery and emergence: The aesthetics and metaphysics of video gamesMinds and Machines 15 (1): 73-89. 2004.
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Mark Silcox, Review of Rule-Following and Realism, by Gary Ebbs (review)Essays in Philosophy 5 (1): 248-252. 2004.
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Mark Silcox, A Prolegomenon to Radical InterpretationDissertation, The Ohio State University. 2002.