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Michael Veber, I Know I am Not Gettiered
Analytic Philosophy 54 (4): 401-420. 2013.

Michael Veber, The Argument from Abomination
Erkenntnis 78 (5): 1185-1196. 2013.

Jay Newhard, The Argument from Skepticism for Contextualism
Philosophia 40 (3): 563-575. 2012.

Michael Veber, “People Who Argue Ad Hominem Are Jerks” and Other Self-Fulfilling Fallacies
Argumentation 26 (2): 201-212. 2012.

John Collins, Why the Debate Between Originalists and Evolutionists Rests on a Semantic Mistake
Law and Philosophy 30 (6): 645-684. 2011.

Michael Shaffer and Michael L. Veber, What Place for the A Priori? (edited book)
Open Court. 2011.

Michael Veber, How to fake Munchausen's syndrome
Philosophical Psychology 23 (5): 565-574. 2010.

Michael Veber, Contextualism and Semantic Ascent
Southern Journal of Philosophy 42 (2): 261-272. 2010.

Jay Newhard, The Chrysippus intuition and contextual theories of truth
Philosophical Studies 142 (3): 345-352. 2009.

Michael Veber, Reply on behalf of Joe
Sophia 48 (4): 461-465. 2009.

John Collins, Content externalism and brute logical error
Canadian Journal of Philosophy 38 (4): 549-574. 2008.

Michael Veber, How to Derive a 'Not' from an 'Is': A Defense of the Incompatibility View of Negative Truths
Metaphysica 9 (1): 79-91. 2008.

Michael Veber, Why even a believer should not believe that God answers prayers
Sophia 46 (2): 177-187. 2007.

Nicholas Georgalis, First-Person Methodologies: A View From Outside the Phenomenological Tradition
Southern Journal of Philosophy 45 (S1): 93-112. 2007.

Nicholas Georgalis, PostScript
Southern Journal of Philosophy 45 (S1): 121-126. 2007.

John Collins, Epistemic closure principles
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. 2006.

John Collins, Temporal externalism, natural kind terms, and scientifically ignorant communities
Philosophical Papers 35 (1): 55-68. 2006.

Michael Veber, Not too proud to Beg (the question): Why inferentialism cannot account for the a priori
Grazer Philosophische Studien 73 (1): 113-131. 2006.

Nicholas Georgalis, Representation and the first-person perspective
Synthese 150 (2): 281-325. 2006.

Nicholas Georgalis, The Primacy of the Subjective: Foundations for a Unified Theory of Mind and Language
Bradford Book/MIT Press. 2006.

John Collins, Feldman’s account of death’s badness, and life-death comparatives
Southwest Philosophy Review 21 (2): 83-99. 2005.

Jay Newhard, Grelling’s Paradox
Philosophical Studies 126 (1). 2005.

Jay Newhard, Disquotationalism, Minimalism, and the Finite Minimal Theory
Canadian Journal of Philosophy 34 (1). 2004.

Michael Veber, What do you do with misleading evidence?
Philosophical Quarterly 54 (217). 2004.

Michael Veber, Contextualism and Semantic Ascent
Southern Journal of Philosophy 42 (2): 261-272. 2004.

Michael Veber, What Do You Do with Misleading Evidence&quest
Philosophical Quarterly 54 (217): 557-569. 2004.

Nicholas Georgalis, Burge's thought experiment: Still in need of defense (review)
Erkenntnis 58 (2): 267-273. 2003.

Nicholas Georgalis, The fiction of phenomenal intentionality
Consciousness and Emotion 4 (2): 243-256. 2003.

John Collins, Ryan on epistemic closure principles
Philosophia 29 (1-4): 371-376. 2002.

Jay Newhard, A Correspondence Theory of Truth
Dissertation, Brown University. 2002.

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