Linguistics and Philosophy, Vol. 34, #3, 2011
Metaphilosophy, Vol. 43, nos. 1-2, 2012
Mind and Language, Vol. 27, #1, 2012
NDPR
Nanoethics, Vol. 5, #3, 2011
Philosophy Compass, Vol.7, #1, 2012
Philosophical Studies, Vol. 157, #2, 2012
Philosophical Studies, Vol. 157, #3, 2012
Phronesis: A Journal for Ancient Philosophy, Vol. 57, #1, 2012
Science and Engineering Ethics, Vol. 17, #4, 2011
Synthese, Vol. 184, #1, 2012
Synthese, Vol. 184, #2, 2012
Synthese, Vol. 184, #3, 2012
Theoria, Vol. 78, #1, 2012
Journal of Value Inquiry, Vol. 45, #3, 2012
Articles
Anthony Marc Williams. Comparing incommensurables.
Somogy Varga. Primary goods, contingency, and the moral challenge of genetic enhancement.
Wang Chengbing. Consumer culture and the crisis of identity.
Timm Triplett. Justifying morality, part I: Bernard Gert’s justification.
Iddo Landau. Immorality and the meaning of life.
Michael J. Thompson. Enlarging the sphere of recognition: A Hegelian approach to animal rights.
Book Reviews
This is Ethical Theory by Jan Narveson. Review by Ole Martin Moen.
Making Amends: Atonement in Morality, Law, and Politics by Linda Radzik. Review by Paul M. Hughes.
Choosing Tomorrow’s Children: The Ethics of Selective Reproduction by Stephen Wilkinson. Review by Katherine Bliss Teubl.
Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer. Review by Samuel Zinaich.
Understanding Torture by J. Jeremy Wisnewski. Review by John T. Parry.
Transcendental Guilt: Reflections on Ethical Finitude by Sami Philstrom. Review by Nora Hamalainen.
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Linguistics and Philosophy, Vol. 34, #3, 2011
Articles
Nathaniel Hansen. Color adjectives and radical contextualism.
W.P.M. Meyer-Viol and H.S. Jones. Reference time and the English past tenses.
Judith Tonhauser. Temporal reference in Paraguayan Guarani, a tense less language.
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Metaphilosophy, Vol. 43, nos. 1-2, 2012
Articles
Alexis Papazoglou. Philosophy, its pitfalls, some rescue plans, and their complications.
Tim Crane. Philosophy, logic, science, history.
Jane Heal. Philosophy and its pitfalls.
Tim Lewens. A surfeit of naturalism.
David Runciman. What is realistic political philosophy?
Simon Jarvis. Bedlam or Parnassus: The verse idea.
Michael Edwards. Philosophy, early modern intellectual history, and the history of philosophy.
John Forrester. Falling in and out of love with philosophy.
Douglas Hedley. Forms of reflection, imagination, and the love of wisdom.
Matthew H. Kramer. What is legal philosophy?
Fraser Macbride. The Cambridge revolt against idealism: Was there ever an Eden?
M.J. Garcia-Encinas. On categories and a posteriori necessity: A phenomenological echo.
Review Article
John Dewey’s quest for unity: The journey of a promethean mystic, by Richard Gale. Deconstructive metaphilosophy, inadvertent neo-Hegelianism, promethean mysticism, and the Dewey aesthetic of philosophical reconstruction: Thinking about Richard Gale on John Dewey. Review by Charles Munitz.
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Mind and Language, Vol. 27, #1, 2012
Articles
Mikhail Kissine. Pragmatics, cognitive flexibility and autism spectrum disorders.
James Russell and Robert Hanna. A minimalist approach to the development of episodic memory.
Morteza Dehghani, Rumen Iliev, and Stefan Kaufmann. Causal explanation and fact mutability in counterfactural reasoning.
Wayne Wu. Explaining schizophrenia: Auditory verbal hallucination and self-monitoring.
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NDPR
Michael D. Barber, The Intentional Spectrum and Intersubjectivity: Phenomenology and the Pittsburgh Neo-Hegelians. Reviewed by Chauncey Maher.
Owen Flanagan, The Bodhisattva's Brain: Buddhism Naturalized. Reviewed by Christian Coseru.
Paul Hurley, Beyond Consequentialism. Reviewed by Rahul Kumar.
Uriah Kriegel, The Sources of Intentionality. Reviewed by Eleonora Orlando.
Andrea Nightingale, Once Out of Nature: Augustine on Time and the Body. Reviewed by James Wetzel.
Hanoch Sheinman (ed.), Promises and Agreements: Philosophical Essays. Reviewed by Allen Habib.
Charles Taylor, Dilemmas and Connections: Selected Essays. Reviewed by Alan Thomas.
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Nanoethics, Vol. 5, #3, 2011
Articles
Chris Toumey. Seven religious reactions to nanotechnology.
Job Timmermans, Yinghuan Zhao, and Jeroen van den Hoven. Ethics and nanopharmacy: Value sensitive design of new drugs.
Johane Patenaude, Georges A. Legault, Jean-Pierre Beland, Monelle Parent, and Patrick Boissy. Moral arguments in the debate over nanotechnologies: Are we talking past each other?
Jean-Pierre Beland, Johane Patenaude, Georges A. Legault, Patrick Boissy, and Monelle Parent. The social and ethical acceptability of NBICs for purposes of human enhancement: Why does the debate remain mired in impasse?
Shawn H.E. Harmon, Shang-Yung Yen and Shu-Mei Tang. Invigorating ‘Nanoethics’: Recommendations for improving deliberations in Taiwan and Beyond.
Robert Davis. A computer-aided affective content analysis of nanotechnology newspaper articles.
Edward H. Spence. Is technology good for us? A eudaimonic meta-model for evaluating the contributive capability of technologies for a good life.
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Philosophy Compass, Vol.7, #1, 2012
Articles
Jon Robson. Aesthetic testimony.
Sandra Shapshay. Schopenhauer’s aesthetics and philosophies of art.
Robert Sandmeyer. Life and spirit in Max Scheler’s philosophy.
David Vessey. Gadamer and Davidson on language and thought.
Meghan Sullivan. Problems for temporary existence in tense logic.
Richard Woodward. Counterparts.
Nikolaj Nottelmann. Teaching and learning guide for: belief-desire explanation.
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Philosophical Studies, Vol. 157, #2, 2012
Articles
William Sin. Internalization and moral demands.
Michael Robinson. Modified Frankfurt-type counterexamples and flickers of freedom.
Andrea Guardo. Rule-following, ideal conditions and finkish dispositions.
Michael McGlone. Propositional structure and truth conditions.
Rene Jagnow. Representationalism and the perspectival character of perceptual experience.
Todd R. Long. Mentalist evidentialism vindicated (and a super-blooper epistemic design problem for proper function justification).
Dale Dorsey. Intrinsic value and the supervenience principle.
Elisa Paganini. God’s silence.
Lenny Clapp. Is even though compositional?
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Philosophical Studies, Vol. 157, #3, 2012
Articles
Chris Tucker. Movin’ on up: Higher-level requirements and inferential justification.
Joshua May and Richard Holton. What in the world is weakness of will?
Alexander Paseau. Resemblance theories of properties.
Ned Markosian. Agent causation as the solution to all the compatibilist’s problems.
Jussi Haukioja. Rigidity and actuality-dependence.
Helen de Cruz and Johan De Smedt. Evolved cognitive biases and the epistemic status of scientific beliefs.
Book Symposium
Mark Schroeder. Precis of Slaves of the Passions.
Russ Shafer-Landau. Three problems for Schroeder’s hypotheticalism.
Tristram McPherson. Mark Schroeder’s hypotheticalism: agent-neutrality, moral epistemology, and methodology.
Jonathan Dancy. Response to Mark Schroeder’s Slaves of the Passions.
Mark Schroeder. Reply to Shafer-Landau, McPherson, and Dancy.
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Phronesis: A Journal for Ancient Philosophy, Vol. 57, #1, 2012
Articles
Fiona Leigh. Modes of being at Sophist 255c-e.
David Bronstein. The origin and aim of Posterior Analytics II.19.
Jacob Rosen. Motion and change in Aristotle’s Physics 5.1.
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Science and Engineering Ethics, Vol. 17, #4, 2011
Articles and Commentaries
Sheila Jasanoff. Constitutional moments in governing science and technology.
Rinie van Est. The broad challenge of public engagement in science. Commentary on: “Constitutional moments in governing science and technology.”
Brice Laurent. Technologies of democracy: Experiments and demonstrations.
Alison Mohr. Publics in the making: Mediating different models of engagement and the publics these construct. Commentary on: “Technologies of democracy: experiments and demonstrations.”
Michiel van Oudheusden. Questioning ‘Participation’: A critical appraisal of its conceptualization in a Flemish participatory technology assessment.
David H. Guston. Participating despite questions: Toward a more confident participatory technology assessment. Commentary on: “Questioning ‘Participation’: A critical appraisal of its conceptualization in a Flemish participatory technology assessment.”
Haico te Kulve and Arie Rip. Constructing productive engagement: Pre-engagement tools for emerging technologies.
Shannon N. Conley. Engagement agents in the making: On the front lines of socio-technical integration. Commentary on: “Constructing productive engagement: Pre-engagement tools for emerging technologies.”
Cynthia Selin. Negotiating plausibility: Intervening in the future of nanotechnology.
Rene Von Schomberg. On identifying plausibility and deliberative public policy. Commentary on: “Negotiating plausibility: Intervening in the future of nanotechnology.”
David J. Bjornstad and Amy K. Wolfe. Adding to the mix: Integrating ELSI into a national nanoscale science and technology center.
Julio R. Tuma. Nanoethics and the breaching of boundaries: A heuristic for going from encouragement to a fuller integration of ethical, legal, and social issues and science. Commentary on: “Adding to the mix: Integrating ELSI into a national nanoscale science and technology center.”
Daan Schurrbiers. What happens in the lab does not stay in the lab: Applying midstream modulation to enhance critical reflection in the laboratory.
Brian Wynne. Lab work goes social, and vice versa: Strategising public engagement processes. Commentary on: “What happens in the lab does not stay in the lab: Applying midstream modulation to enhance critical reflection in the laboratory.”
Maja Horst. Taking our own medicine: On an experiment in science communication.
Bruce V. Lewenstein. Experimenting with engagemen: Commentary on: “Taking our own medicine: On an experiment in science communication.”
Edward J. Hackett and Diana R. Rhoten. Engaged, embedded, enjoined: Science and technology studies in the National Science Foundation.
Michael E. Gorman. Doing science, technology, and society in the National Science Foundation. Commentary on: “Engaged, embedded, enjoined: Science and technology studies in the National Science Foundation.”
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Synthese, Vol. 184, #1, 2012
Articles
Katya Tentori and Vincenzo Crupi. How the conjunction fallacy is tied to probabilistic confirmation: Some remarks on Schupbach (2009).
Jonah N. Schupbach. Is the conjunction fallacy tied to probabilistic confirmation?
Tomoji Shogenji. The degree of epistemic justification and the conjunction fallacy.
David Atkinson. Confirmation and justification. A commentary on Shogenji’s measure.
Theo A. F. Kuipers. A realist partner for Linda: confirming a theoretical hypothesis more than is observational sub-hypothesis.
Stephan Hartmann and Wouter Meijs. Walter the banker: the conjunction fallacy reconsidered.
Roberto Festa. “For unto everyone that hath shall be given”: Matthew properties for incremental confirmation.
Jeanne Peijnenburg. A case of confusing probability and confirmation.
Igor Douven and Jos Uffink. Quantum probabilities and the conjunction principle.
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Synthese, Vol. 184, #2, 2012
Articles
Stefano Predelli. Indexicality, intensionality, and relativist post-semantics.
Isidora Stojanovic. Domain-sensitivity.
Friederike Moltmann. Two kinds of first-person-oriented content.
Eros Corazza and Jerome Dokic. Situated minimalism versus free enrichment.
Mikhail Kissine. From contexts to circumstances of evaluation: is the trade-off always innocuous?
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Synthese, Vol. 184, #3, 2012
Articles
Luca Moretti. Wright, Okasha and Chandler on transmission failure.
Lydia Patton. Experiment and theory building.
John Turri. Is knowledge justified true belief?
David Slutsky. COnfusion and dependence in uses of history.
Andrew Moon. Warrant does entail truth.
Christopher Gregory Weaver. What could be caused must actually be caused.
Simon Burgess. Newcomb's problem and its conditional eveidence: a common cause of confusion.
Andrew Wayne. Emergence and singular limits.
James Kennedy Chase. The logic of Quinean revisability.
N. Effingham. An unwelcome consequence of the Multiverse Thesis.
Johan E. Gustafsson and Martin Peterson. A computer simulation of the argument from disagreement.
Todd Jones. Do customs compete with conditioning? Turf battles and division of labor in social explanation.
Luciano Floridi. Semantic information and the network theory of account.
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Theoria, Vol. 78, #1, 2012
Editorial
Sven Ove Hansson. From Latin to linguistic confusion to English: Language shifts in philosophy.
Articles
Samuel C. Rickless. Why and how to fill an unfilled proposition.
Elizabeth Tropman. Can Cornell moral realism adequately account for moral knowledge?
Christoph Baumberger and Georg Brun. Identitites of artefacts.
Book Reviews
Moral Dilemmas of Modern War: Torture, Assassination, and Blackmail in an Age of Asymmetric Conflict by Michael L. Gross. Review by Jessica Wolfendale.
The Philosophy of Information by Luciano Floridi. Review by Staffan Angere.
From Reasons to Norms: On the Basic Questions in Ethics by Torbjorn Tannsjo. Review by Victor Moberger.
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