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Online first Vol. 21, no. 2, 2025

Book symposium on Justin Garson’s Madness: A Philosophical Exploration

• Précis of Madness: A Philosophical Exploration
  Justin Garson
• Madness by Design: A Genealogy of an “Anti-Tradition”
  Muhammad Ali Khalidi
• Strategy, Pyrrhonian Scepticism and the Allure of Madness
  Sofia Jeppsson and Paul Lodge
• Into the Deep End: From Madness-as-Strategy to Madness-as-Right
  Miguel Núñez de Prado-Gordillo
• Reconceptualizing Delusion: Strategy, Dysfunction, and Epistemic Injustice in Psychiatry
  Eleanor Palafox-Harris and Ema Sullivan Bissett
• Madness Revisited: Replies to Contributors
  Justin Garson

  RESEARCH ARTICLES

  • Habits and Dispositions in Frank Ramsey’s Philosophy
    Alice Morelli
  • What is a Response to Wrongdoing?
    Nicolas Nayfeld

Vol. 21, no. 1, 2025

Book symposium on Katherine Puddifoot’s How Stereotypes Deceive Us

• Stereotypes Deceive Us, but Not in the Way We Commonly Think: Introduction to the Book Symposium
  Marina Trakas
• On the Discomfort with the Accuracy Criterion: Reassessing Puddifoot’s Criticism of the Dual Factor View
  Federico José Arena
• Accurate Stereotypes and Testimonial Injustice
  Leonie Smith
• Some Critical Thoughts on “How Stereotypes Deceive Us”
  Federico Picinali
• Some Startling Consequences of How Stereotypes Deceive Us
  Jennifer Saul
• Replies to Contributors
  Katherine Puddifoot

• BOOK REVIEW: Lisa Bortolotti THE EPISTEMIC INNOCENCE OF IRRATIONAL BELIEFS, Oxford University Press, 2020
  Dino Jelčić

Vol. 20, no. 2, 2024

• Editor’s note
  Marko Jurjako
• Introduction to the Special Issue “Aesthetic Education and Screen Stories”
  Iris Vidmar Jovanović and Ema Luna Lalić
• Artistic Freedom Realised
  Murray Smith
• Aesthetic Education: A Perceptual-Cognitive Model
  Ted Nanicelli
• Ethics Education from Suffering on Screen? Tragic Visions in Arrival
  James MacAllister
• The Summit of Safe Horror: Defending Most Horror Films
  Cara Rei Cummings-Coughlin
• Cringe Overhang: The Perlocutionary Effects of Cringe Comedy
  Alexander Sparrow
• What Counts As (Evidence of) Narrow Aesthetic Cognitivism
  Mario Slugan

RESEARCH ARTICLES

• • Revisiting McGee’s Counterexample to Modus Ponens
    Nicolás Lo Guercio and Mariela Rubin

• BOOK REVIEW: Amy Kind IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THINKING, Cambridge University Press, 2022
  Ksenija Savčić
• BOOK REVIEW: Holly Lawford-Smith GENDER-CRITICAL FEMINISM, Oxford University Press, 2022
  Eugen Golubić
• BOOK REVIEW: Sanja Dembić PHILOSOPHY OF MENTAL DISORDER: AN ABILITY- BASED APPROACH, Routledge, 2023
  Luca Malatesti

Vol. 20, no. 1, 2024

• Arbiters of Truth and Existence
  Nathaniel Gan
• Is L.A. Paul’s Essentialism Really Deeper than Lewis’s?
  Cristina Nencha
• The Logical Possibility of Moral Dilemmas in Expressivist Semantics: A Case Study
  Ryo Tanaka
• Two Problems About Moral Responsibility in The Context of Addiction
  Federico Burdan
• Nontrivial Existence in Transparent Intensional Logic
  Miloš Kosterec
• Can We Defend Normative Error Theory?
  Joshua Taccolini
• Better-Making Properties and the Objectivity of Value Disagreement
  Erich H. Rast
• Integrative Bioethics: A Blind Alley of European Bioethics
  Tomislav Bracanović
• Are Composite Subjects Possible? A Clarification of the Subject Combination Problem Facing Panpsychism
  Siddharth S
• Is Kindness a Virtue?
  Kristján Kristjánsson