“On Language and Sexuality”
In Routledge Handbook of Social Philosophy of Language, edited by J. Khoo & R. Sterken, pp. 377-88.
“Una explicación aretaica del impacto de los sesgos implícitos sobre la justificación de las creencias”.
In David Pérez Chico and Modesto Gómez (Eds.). Ernesto Sosa: Conocimiento y Virtud. With Miguel Ángel Fernández, pp. 187–210. Zaragoza: PUZ.
‘Every Word is a Name: Autonymy and Quotation in Augustine’, Mind 130 (2021): 595–616.
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"Accessibilism, implicit bias, and epistemic justification"
Synthese 198 (7): 1529–1547.
A Role for Conscious Accessibility in Skilled Action.
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Aesthetic science book review
Against the Distinction between Intentions for the Future and Intentions for the Present.
Philosophical Quarterly, 58(4), 333-346
An Argument from Normativity for Primitive Emotional Phenomenology
Philosophical Papers 50 (1-2):31-52.
Assertion
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Assertion: a (partly) social speech act
Journal of Pragmatics, 181, 17-28
Barcelona Principles for a Globally Inclusive Philosophy: Interview with Filippo Contesi
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Beyond the conversation: The pervasive danger of slurs
Organon F, 28(3), 708–725
Can informational thermal physics explain the approach to equilibrium?
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Collective Action, Philosophy and Law
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Defending the Motivational Theory of Desire
Theoria 36/2: 243-260
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Deliberation and Group Disagreement
In The Epistemology of Group Disagreement. Broncano-Berrocal, F. & Carter, J.A. (eds.). Routledge
Descriptive Understanding and Prediction in COVID-19 Modelling
Disagreement and Epistemic Improvement
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Do somatic cells really sacrifice themselves? Why an appeal to coercion may be a helpful strategy in explaining the evolution of multicellularity
Biological Theory 16: 102-113. doi: https://doi.org/10.1007/s13752-021-00376-9
Do the Imaginings that Fictions Invite Have a Direction of Fit?
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