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Maya Krishnan, Grounding the Highest Good: the omnipotent, omniscient, and omnibenevolent God of Kant’s moral argumentKant Studien 117 (1): 74-96. 2026.
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Maya Krishnan, Kant on Rational Reference: Theology as transcendental philosophyEuropean Journal of Philosophy. 2026.
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Duygu Uygun Tunc and Duncan Pritchard, Individual and collective epistemic virtue in scienceSynthese 207 (1): 21. 2026.
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Malte Willer, Credences for strict conditionalsPhilosophy and Phenomenological Research 110 (1): 23-50. 2025.
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Matthew Boyle, Replies to Corti, Haddock, Kitcher, Kraus, Musholt, and RoesslerPhilosophisches Jahrbuch 132 (1): 112-137. 2025.
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Matthew Boyle, Reflection as a Philosophical MethodIn Dirk Quadflieg, Dina Emundts & Karen Koch (eds.), Das Selbstverständnis der Philosophie und ihr Verhältnis zu den anderen Wissenschaften: Stuttgarter Hegel-Kongress 2023, Klostermann. pp. 603-620. 2025.
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John Proios, Summoning intelligence as psychological liberation in Plato: Republic VIIBritish Journal for the History of Philosophy 33 (5): 977-998. 2025.
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John Proios, Identity and Difference in Kind: The Metaphysics of Pleasure at the Beginning of Plato’s PhilebusPhilosophers' Imprint 25 (n/a). 2025.
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Wesley H. Holliday and Mikayla Kelley, Escaping Arrow’s theorem: the Advantage-Standard modelTheory and Decision 98 (2): 165-204. 2025.
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Magnus Ferguson, Does Forward-Looking Responsibility Have an Accountability Problem?Social Theory and Practice 51 (3): 327-349. 2025.
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Tom Kaspers, Conceptually Engineering the Post-Truth CrisisInquiry: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy. 2025.
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Alexander Maximilian Hutterer, Knowledge and Cognition in KantDissertation, Cambridge University. 2025.
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Michael Förster, Nietzsche’s Centaurs: Synthesizing Philosophy, Science, and ArtIn James I. Porter (ed.), Nietzsche and Literary Studies, Cambridge University Press. 2024.
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Claudia Hogg-Blake, Loving Somebody: Accounting for Human-Animal LoveThe Journal of Ethics 29 (3). 2024.
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David Boylan and Ginger Schultheis, Ability and ActualityPhilosophical Perspectives 38 (1): 197-210. 2024.
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Matthew Boyle, Transparency and reflection: a study of self-knowledge and the nature of mindOxford University Press. 2024.
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Matthew Boyle, Kant on Consciousness and Self-ConsciousnessIn Andrew Stephenson & Anil Gomes (eds.), Oxford Handbook of Kant, Oxford University Press. 2024.
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Matthew Boyle, Anger, Intentionality, and the View from Within: Sartrean ReflectionsIn Berislav Marušić & Mark Schroeder (eds.), Analytic Existentialism, Oxford University Press. 2024.
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John Proios and Rachana Kamtekar, Plato’s Scientific Feminism: Collection and Division in Republic V’s "First Wave"In Sara Brill & Catherine McKeen (eds.), The Routledge Handbook of Women and Ancient Greek Philosophy, Routledge. pp. 217-234. 2024.
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John D. Proios, A Story of Corruption: False Pleasure and the Methodological Critique of Hedonism in Plato’s PhilebusAncient Philosophy 44 (2): 363-383. 2024.
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Kevin Davey, On Inferring Explanations and Inference to the Best ExplanationEpisteme 21 (4): 1120-1137. 2024.
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Mikayla Kelley, Zetetic indispensability and epistemic justificationPhilosophical Studies 181 (4): 671-688. 2024.
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Mehmet Necip Tunç and Duygu Uygun Tunc, Eliminativist induction cannot be a solution to psychology's crisisBehavioral and Brain Sciences 47. 2024.