University of Massachusetts, Boston
Department of Philosophy

Jeremy Wanderer, Clarifying illocutionary force

Blake Hereth, Nicholas Evans, Gérard de Boisboissel, Martin C. M. Bricknell, Maria Brickner, William Casebeer, Jovana Davidovic, Jake Earl, Nir Eisikovits, Daniel Feldman, Lucas França Garcia, Frederic Gilbert, Vincent Guérin, Adam Henschke, James J. Hughes, Dominique Lambert, Sahar Latheef, Jonathan Moreno, Ian Shane Peebles, Michelle Trang Pham, Shira Pindyck, Ilya Rudyak, Nariyoshi Shinomiya, Neil D. Shortland, Robert Sparrow, Joseph A. Stramondo, Tabouy Laure, Paul Tubig, David Whetham, and Jeremy Davis, Horizon Scan of Emerging Issues at the Intersection of National Security, Artificial Intelligence, and Human Performance Enhancement

Theodore Locke, Varieties of Social Necessity

Cody Turner and Nir Eisikovits, Programmed to Please: The Moral and Epistemic Harms of AI Sycophancy

Blake Hereth, Gérard de Boisboissel, Martin C. M. Bricknell, Maria Brincker, William Casebeer, Jovana Davidovic, Jeremy Davis, Jake Earl, Nir Eisikovits, Daniel Feldman, Lucas França Garcia, Frederic Gilbert, Vincent Guérin, Adam Henschke, James J. Hughes, Dominique Lambert, Sahar Latheef, Jonathan Moreno, Ian Shane Peebles, Michelle Trang Pham, Shira Pindyck, Ilya Rudyak, Nariyoshi Shinomiya, Neil D. Shortland, Robert Sparrow, Joseph A. Stramondo, Tabouy Laure, Paul Tubig, David Whetham, and Nicholas Evans, Horizon Scan of Emerging Issues at the Intersection of National Security, Artificial Intelligence, and Human Performance Enhancement

Dana Francisco Miranda, Opaque Movements and Captured Leadership

Theodore Locke, Modal Normativism and Modal Representationalism

Michael J. Hegarty, Practically Rational Animals

Maria Brincker, Smart worlds and broken habits - A contextual analysis of the technological relations of post-phenomenology

Jeremy Wanderer and Leo Townsend, How to Read How to Do Things with Words: On Sbisà’s Proof by Contradiction

Steven Levine, Is Dewey a Subject Naturalist?: On Bernstein’s Pragmatic Naturalism

Dana Francisco Miranda, Wretched Spaces: Manichean Divisions in the Arendtian Republic

Michael J. Hegarty, Transformative Rationality and the Problem of ‘Creeping Rationalism’

Christopher Zurn, Splitsville USA: A Democratic Argument for Breaking Up the United States

Leo Townsend and Jeremy Wanderer, Illocution by example

Steven Levine, Brandom on Hegel and the Retrospective Determination of Intention

Steven Levine, Neopragmatism (Putnam and Habermas)

Alec Stubbs, James J. Hughes, Nir Eisikovits, and Jake Burley, The Democratic Metaverse: Building an Extended Reality Safe for Citizens, Workers and Consumers

Theodore Locke and Amie Thomasson, Modal Knowledge and Modal Methodology

Theodore Locke, Modal Normativism and Metasemantics

Christopher Zurn, James Gordon Finlayson, The Habermas–Rawls Debate (review)

Christopher Zurn, Populism, Polarization, and Misrecognition

Theodore Locke, Grief and the Love and Wrath of Divinity

Maria Brincker, Disoriented and alone in the “experience machine” - On Netflix, shared world deceptions and the consequences of deepening algorithmic personalization

Esther Oluffa Pedersen and Maria Brincker, Philosophy and Digitization: Dangers and Possibilities in the New Digital Worlds

Jeremy Wanderer, An I without a You? An Exercise in Normative Pragmatics

Dana Francisco Miranda, Hierarchies of Foreignness: The Writing of Man in the New World

Dana Francisco Miranda, Black Madness :: Mad Blackness (review)

Dana Francisco Miranda, Signals Crossed: White Double Consciousness and the Role of the Critic

Dana Francisco Miranda, The Violence of Leadership in Black Lives Matter