University of California, Riverside
Department of Philosophy

Eric Schwitzgebel, 2010: Belief

Eric Schwitzgebel and Jonathan Lewis-Jong, What is Belief? (edited book)

Susan Schneider, David Sahner, Robert Lawrence Kuhn, Eric Schwitzgebel, and Mark Bailey, Is AI Conscious? A Primer on the Myths and Confusions Driving the Debate

Eric Schwitzgebel and Jeff Sebo, The Emotional Alignment Design Policy

Coleen Macnamara, Praiseworthiness and Required Action

Coleen Macnamara, Resentment and Indignation: Communicative but Not Demands

Brian Haas, Intentional Deception without the Intent to Deceive

Yasha Sapir and Brian Haas, Inquiry and deception

Eric Schwitzgebel and Jonathan Lewis-Jong, The Nature of Belief (edited book)

Eric Schwitzgebel and Sophie R. Nelson, When counting conscious subjects, the result needn’t always be a determinate whole number

Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Eric Schwitzgebel, Sacrificing Humans for Insects and AI (review)

Peter Graham, Testimony and the Scope of the A Priori

Brian Haas, Lying with Slurs and Other Evaluative Terms

Elly Vintiadis, Eric Schwitzgebel, Sherri Lynn Conklin, Björn Freter, and Nicole Hassoun, Good Practices for Improving Representation in Philosophy Departments,

Patrick Butlin, Robert Long, Tim Bayne, Yoshua Bengio, Jonathan Birch, David Chalmers, Axel Constant, George Deane, Eric Elmoznino, Stephen M. Fleming, Xu Ji, Ryota Kanai, Colin Klein, Grace Lindsay, Matthias Michel, Liad Mudrik, Megan Peters, Eric Schwitzgebel, Jonathan Simon, and Rufin VanRullen, Identifying indicators of consciousness in AI systems

John Perry, Attitudes and Propositions

Peter Graham, What's Wrong With Testimony? Defending the Epistemic Analogy between Testimony and Perception

Peter J. Graham and Nikolaj Jang Lee Linding Pedersen, The phenomenal evidence argument

Coleen Macnamara, The Emotion of Gratitude and Communal Relationships

Coleen Macnamara, Returning a Kindness

James Andrew Smith, Safety and Pluralism in Mathematics

Dylan Shaul, Why There Must Be Something Rather Than Nothing: A New Argument From the PSR

Dylan Shaul, Kant on the ‘Wise Adaptation’ of Our Cognitive Faculties: The Limits of Knowledge and the Possibility of the Highest Good

Dylan Shaul, Derrida’s Neoplatonic Critique of Hegel: On the Gift of Being in Glas

Brian Haas, Lying with "Ouch!" and "Oops!"

Luca Ferrero, The Present Functions and the Future Persistence of Planning Agency

Luca Ferrero, Review of Chrisoula Andreou: Choosing well: the good, the bad, and the trivial (review)

Eric Schwitzgebel, Christopher McVey, and Joshua May, Engaging charitable giving: The motivational force of narrative versus philosophical argument

Eric Schwitzgebel, David Schwitzgebel, and Anna Strasser, Creating a Large Language Model of a Philosopher

Eric Schwitzgebel, The Weirdness of the World