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Also at Wake Forest University
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Adrian Bardon and Heather Dyke, Time in Science and Metaphysics (edited book)Cambridge University Press. forthcoming.
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Tony Cheng, Jessica Leech, and Adrian Bardon, Transcendental Arguments in the 21st Century: Problems, Prospects, and Progress (edited book)Bloomsbury Academic. forthcoming.
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Christian Miller, Moral Realism and Anti-RealismIn Jerome Gellman (ed.), The History of Evil, Acumen Press. forthcoming.
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Patrick Toner, A thomistic argument for the containment view of pregnancyPhilosophical Quarterly. forthcoming.
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Francisco Gallegos, Moods and situationsInquiry: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy. forthcoming.
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Francisco Gallegos, Emotional Authenticity and Affective InjusticePassion: Journal of the European Philosophical Society for the Study of Emotion. forthcoming.
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Matthew Shields, The Perils of Epistemic IdealismInquiry: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy. forthcoming.
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Alejandro Hortal, Recent developments in Behavioural Public Policy: IBPPC 2022Behavioral Public Policy 1-6. forthcoming.
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Alejandro Hortal, Conceptual rigor in behavioral public policy: ethics and epistemology under nudge saturationPolicy and Society. forthcoming.
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Christian Miller, Love and Its Place in Virtue, by Christine Swanton (review)Mind 135 (539): 894-902. 2026.
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Christian Miller, The Honesty Crisis: Preserving Our Most Treasured Virtue in an Increasingly Dishonest WorldOxford University Press. 2026.
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R. Michael Furr, Christian Miller, Jack Cole, Adam Porth, Jiadi Li, and Rachel Good, What Is Patience? Insights Emerging From an Integration of Philosophy and PsychologyIn Matthew Pianalto & Sarah Schnitker (eds.), The Virtue of Patience, Oxford University Press. 2026.
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Christian Miller, ConstructivismIn David Baggett & John E. Hare (eds.), Moral Arguments for God's Existence: Navigating the Terrain, Oxford University Press. 2026.
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Tobias Flattery, Cheap Tactics in Competitive GamingIn Sarah Malanowski & Nicholas R. Baima (eds.), Virtue Theory and Video Games: Level Up Your Character, Routledge. 2026.
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Matthew Shields, Conceptual Inquiry and Pragmatism: A Reply to PhelanContemporary Pragmatism. 2026.
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Matthew Shields, Diving for pearls: conceptual abandonment, conceptual engineering, and the limits of thought and languagePhilosophical Studies. 2026.
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Christian Miller and R. Michael Furr, Patience: A New Account of a Neglected VirtueJournal of the American Philosophical Association 11 (1): 97-117. 2025.
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Christian Miller, Challenges Facing the Appeal to Practical Wisdom in Medicine and BeyondJournal of Medicine and Philosophy 50 (2): 93-103. 2025.
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Christian Miller, Challenges Facing the Appeal to Practical Wisdom in Medicine and Beyond-The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy: A Forum for Bioethics and Philosophy of Medicine 50 (2): 93-103. 2025.
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Christian Miller, How Much Trouble is Character in? Reflections on John Doris’s Character TroublePhilosophia 53 (5): 1679-1688. 2025.
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Christian Miller, Lying and Truthfulness: A Thomistic Perspective by Stewart Clem (review) (review)The Thomist 89 (3): 569-572. 2025.
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Christian Miller, Meghan Sullivan, Devin Gouvêa, Gregory Robson, Matthew Frise, and Philip Swenson, Advice to Christian Philosophers, Forty Years LaterFaith and Philosophy 41 (4): 427-450. 2025.
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Patrick Toner, Chesterton and PolicingAmerican Catholic Philosophical Quarterly 99 (2): 315-335. 2025.
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Patrick Toner, Editor's IntroductionAmerican Catholic Philosophical Quarterly 99 (2): 139-149. 2025.
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Lori Gallegos, Manuel Vargas, and Francisco Gallegos, The Latinx philosophy reader (edited book)Routledge. 2025.
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Tobias Flattery, Book review: This is Technology Ethics: An Introduction, by Sven Nyholm (review)Journal of Moral Philosophy 22 (05-06): 701-704. 2025.
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Alejandro Hortal, Rationality wars: epistemological boundaries and the limits of reductionismBehavioral Public Policy (Political Economy Section) 1. 2025.