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Bruno Mölder, We Are Reasons-Responsive Creatures: An Interview with Emma BorgStudia Philosophica Estonica 1-13. forthcoming.
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Bruno Mölder, Inner World as a Useful Fiction: An Interview with Adam ToonStudia Philosophica Estonica 1-12. forthcoming.
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Bruno Mölder, Can mental fictionalism avoid cognitive collapse?Philosophical Psychology. forthcoming.
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Alex Davies, Fred Gregor Rahuoja, and Nikolai Shurakov, Abhorrent Slurs and Laudable Pejoratives: an Estonian Case Study of the Space BetweenTopoi 1-16. forthcoming.
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Uwe Peters, Yener Cagla Cimendereli, Alex Davies, Charlotte Gauvry, Kiichi Inarimori, Anna Klieber, Sitian Liu, Nikolaj Nottelmann, Federica Russo, and Juan Samuel Santos Castro, Epistemic Challenges Faced by Non-native English Speakers in Philosophy: Evidence from an International SurveyReview of Philosophy and Psychology 1-37. forthcoming.
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Uku Tooming, Fading prospects of hermeneutic mental fictionalismPhilosophical Psychology. forthcoming.
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Uku Tooming, The guise of the good in the story of one's lifeSouthern Journal of Philosophy. forthcoming.
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Riin Sirkel, Aristotle on Demonstrative Knowledge: Particulars IncludedArchiv für Geschichte der Philosophie. forthcoming.
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Francesco Orsi, Sub Specie Boni, Sub Ratione Boni: Imagination and Estimation in Aquinas's Guise of the GoodStudia Philosophica Estonica 19 (1): 24-44. 2026.
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Kalevi Kull and Donald Favareau, Towards a Biosemiotic Theoretical Biology: Sign Processes and Meaning-Making in Living Systems (edited book)MIT Press. 2026.
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Uku Tooming and Roomet Jakapi, Aphantasia as a challenge for Humean abstractionNeuropsychologia 227. 2026.
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Riin Sirkel, Aristotle on Household Hierarchy and Metaphysical ExplanationIn Richard Neels (ed.), Ground and Fundamentality in Plato and Aristotle, Routledge. 2026.
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Riin Sirkel, The Platonist Notion of Priority in Aristotle: Porphyry and PhiloponusIn Eva Anagnostou-Laoutides & Georgios Steiris (eds.), Long Platonism: The Routes of Plato’s Reception to the Italian Renaissance, De Gruyter. pp. 275-297. 2026.
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Heidy Meriste and Bruno Mölder, Emotions—More Like Stars or Constellations?Passion: Journal of the European Philosophical Society for the Study of Emotion 3 (1). 2025.
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Alex Davies, Sharing Content Online: the Effects of Likes and Comments on Linguistic InterpretationIn Patrick Connolly, Sandy Goldberg & Jennifer Saul (eds.), Conversations Online: Explorations in Philosophy of Language, Oxford University Press. 2025.
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Asko Lõhmus, Maie Kiisel, and Endla Lõhkivi, Interdisciplinary collaboration for sustainability science: the training challengeHumanities and Social Sciences Communications 12 (1). 2025.
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Ian Slesinger and Kadri Simm, The Politicization of Research Ethics and Integrity and its Implications for Research GovernanceJournal of Academic Ethics 23 (3): 759-765. 2025.
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Toomas Lott, Socrates and Conflicting Epistemic Requirements: Autonomy and AuthorityIn Olof Pettersson & Pauliina Remes (eds.), Platonic autonomy: self-determination, unity, and cooperation, Cambridge University Press. pp. 106-127. 2025.
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Simon Barker, Epistemic health, epistemic self-trust, and bipolar disorder: a case studySynthese 205 (1): 1-28. 2025.
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Uku Tooming, What Does Pleasure Want?Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 24 (2): 437-453. 2025.
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Kengo Miyazono and Uku Tooming, A preservation/generation distinction about memoryAsian Journal of Philosophy 4 (1): 1-24. 2025.
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Francesco Orsi, Bernard Williams on the guise of the goodEuropean Journal of Philosophy 32 (3): 876-890. 2024.