The literature on proper names has grown considerably in the past decades, with the formulation of a wide variety of new ways to analyse these...
Abstract: In this work, I’m interested in the relations between accounts of group speech acts and accounts of group mental states. Lackey (2021) argues in...
Abstract: Quasi-realists are expressivists who say much of what realists say. To avoid making their view indistinguishable from realism, however, they usually stop short of...
Three-session masterclass delivered online by Arché Professorial Fellow Catarina Dutilh Novaes, via Teams and in Edgecliffe, Room G03 on (UK time zone): April 12 10:30am-12noon ...
Abstract: The formation of cognitive attitudes (beliefs/suspensions of beliefs, etc.) seems to be governed by two distinct kinds of norms. On the one hand, there...
Abstract: In Transformative Experience, L. A. Paul issues traditional decision theory with a challenge: when some of the options you might choose might lead you to...
Abstract: This paper develops a full account of the nature of disinformation as ignorance-generating content. The view, if correct, carries high stakes upshots, both theoretically and practically. First, it...
Join us for the Arché Reading Party! It will take place at The Burn (between Dundee and Aberdeen) from the 12th to the 15th of...
Abstract: When you talk about vagueness, you often talk about truth. Most views on vagueness and the related paradox of the sorites say something about...