A. Books

1  A Guide through the Theory of Knowledge.   Dickenson, 1977
2  Frames of Mind: constraints on the commonsense conception of the mental.  Oxford University Press, 1980
3  Disasters and Dilemmas: strategies for real-life decision-making.  Blackwell, 1990   
4  Philosophy in practice: an introduction to the main problems.  Blackwell, 1996
5  Benacerraf and his critics.  (co-edited with Stephen P Stich, including an introduction)  Blackwell 1996
6  The importance of being understood: folk psychology as ethics.  Routledge 2002
7  On Evil.  Routledge 2004

B. Articles

The more ambitious items are marked *.  Those available on this web site are marked W.
99  What is forgiveness?  in Charles Griswold and David Konstan, eds. Ancient forgiveness.  Cambridge U P 2012, 3-16
98 W Accomplishing Accomplishment. Acta Analytica. 27, 1, 2012,1-8
97  Empathy for the devil.  in Peter Goldie and Amy Coplan, eds. Empathy:
Philosophical and Psychological Perspectives  OUP 2011, 318-330
96  Contrastivism.  in Duncan Pritchard and Sven Bernecker, eds. The Routledge Companion to Epistemology. Routledge 2010, 513-522
*95 W Human Bounds: rationality for our species  Synthese 176, 1, 2010, 5-21
94  Central and Marginal Forgiveness: Comments on Charles Griswold’s Forgiveness; a Philosophical Exploration. Philosophia 38.3, 2010, 439-444
93  Imagining Evil.  Ateliers de l'éthique  vol 5 no 1, 2010.  electronic journal: http://www.creum.umontreal.ca/spip.php?article1171 
*92 W From tracking relations to propositional attitudes European Journal of Analytic Philosophy 5, no 2, 2009, 7-18
91  Emotion, virtue, and knowledge.  in Peter Goldie, ed.  The Oxford Handbook of the Philosophy of the Emotions. OUP 2010
*90  W  Good neighbours and moral heroes.  in Pedro Tabensky, ed. The positive function of evil.  Palgrave 2009
89 Folk Psychology.  in Brian McLaughlin and Ansgar Beckermann, eds. The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Mind 2009
88  Facts versus decisions: comments on Jan Bransen.   Journal of Anthropological Psychology no 20, 2008, available at  http://mit.psy.au.dk/ap/volume20.html 
87  W  Contrastivity and indistinguishability (with Antti Karjalainen).  Social Epistemology, Volume 22, Issue 3 July 2008 , pages 271 - 280
86  W Folk psychology does not exist.  in Matthew Ratcliffe and Daniel Hutto, eds. Folk Psychology re-assessed, Kluwer/Springer, 2007, 211-222
85  Great Expectations.  in Tim Lewens, ed. Risk: A Philosophical View Routledge, 2007.  84-98
*84  W Moral Incompetence.  in Timothy Chappell, ed. Values and Virtues, Oxford University Press, 2007   118-135
83  W Imagination and Misimagination.  in Shaun Nichols, ed. The Architecture of the Imagination: New Essays on Pretense, Possibility, and Fiction, Oxford University Press 2006, pp. 57-72
*82 W Knowing what to think about: when epistemology meets the theory of choice.  in Stephen Hetherington, ed. Epistemology Futures, Oxford University Press 2006, 111-130.
81  But are they right: prospects for empirical conceptology.  Journal of cognition and culture 6, 1-2, 2006, 193-97. 
80  Finding the corkscrew.  Studies in History and Philosophy of Science 37,1,  2006, pp. 114-118.
79 Atrocity, banality, self-deception.  Philosophy, Psychiatry, & Psychology 12, 3. September 2005, 257-9.
*78 W Against the Ramsey test, Analysis 64.4, October 2004, 294-99
 Great Expectations.  in Tim Lewens, ed. Risk: A Philosophical View Routledge, 2007.  84-98
77 W Indicative versus subjunctive in future conditionals, Analysis 64.4, October 2004, 289-93
*76 W Epistemic virtues, metavirtues, and computational complexity, Nous,38, 3, September 2004, 481-502 
75  Inequity/iniquity: Card on balancing justice and evil.  Hypatia  19.4, 2004, 199-203
74  “Knowledge” in Philosophy, edited by David Papineau, Duncan Baird 2004.  (This is a popular book.  I have written a 40 page chapter on Knowledge, with twenty sub-sections covering major themes and thinkers in the history of epistemology.)
73  Saving belief from (internalist) epistemology  Facta Philosophica 5, no 2, 2003, 277-295
*72 W  Contrastive knowledge (with Antti Karjalainen)  Philosophical Explorations, 6 (2), 2003, 74-89
71  Reprint of 63 in Peter Clark and Katherine Hawley, eds. Philosophy of Science Today. Oxford University Press, 2003, pp 39-58.
70  Emotional accuracy.  Symposium on ‘Emotional Truth’ with Ronald de Sousa. Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, Supplement. vol 76, 2002, 265-275.
*69 W  If you’re so smart why are you ignorant: causal epistemic paradoxes.  Analysis 62, 2002, 110-115.
68 W  Beware stories: emotions and virtues.  in Peter Goldie, ed. Understanding Emotions  Ashgate 2002, pp 55-63.
*67  Psychology for Cooperators.  in Christopher Morris, ed. Practical Rationality and Preferences: essays for David Gauthier  Cambridge University Press, 2001, 153-172.
66  Kinds of models (with Mauricio Suarez)  in M Anderson and P Bates, eds. Model validation : perspectives in hydrological science John Wiley, 2001, 11-22.
65 W  Philosophy as Engineering.  in Bo Mou, ed. Two Roads to Wisdom?  Chinese and Analytic Philosophical Traditions. Open Court 2001, pp. 45-56.
64  Reprint of 5. in The Philosophy of Quine, vol 3 Dagfinn Follesdal, ed.  Garland Publishing, 2001, 91-98
63 W  Saving epistemology from the epistemologists: recent work in the theory of knowledge.  British Journal for the Philosophy of Science,  51, December 2000, 685-704
62  Heuristics all the way up? commentary on Gigerenzer, Todd, and others Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23, no 5, October 2000, 758-9.
*61  The evolution of strategic thinking.  in Peter Carruthers and Andrew Chamberlain, eds., Evolution and the human mind: Language, modularity and meta-cognition.  Cambridge U.P. 2000, pp 218-237
60  Orders and procedures, comments on Boltanski and Thévenot.  Philosophical Explorations, 4, September 2000, 239-243
59  Fools ape angels  electronic festschrift for Peter Gardenfors at http://www.lucs.lu.se/spinning/ [1999]
* W 58  Where demonstratives meet vagueness: possible languages   Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 99, Autumn 98
57  What is rank? (commentary on Atran).  Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21:4, 1998, 585
* 56  Hypercomparatives.   Synthese 111, 1997, 97-114.
55  Can Edgington Gibbard Counterfactuals?   Mind 106, 1997, 101-105
54  Désirs, Besoins, et Préférences.   in Dictionnaire de philosophie morale, Monique Canto-Sperber, ed. Presses Universitaires de France, 1996
W 53  The disunity of the moral.   in The Problematic Reality of Values edited by Jan Bransen and Marc Slors, Van Gorcum 1996, 142-155
* 52  Mathematics as language.   in Morton and Stich eds Benacerraf and his critics (A5 above), 213-230
51  But what is the intentional schema? (commentary on Barresi and Moore)   Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 19, 1, 1996, 133-4
* 50  Folk psychology is not a predictive device.   Mind  105, 1996,  1-19
49  Reprint of 44 in Davies & Stone, eds.   Mental Simulation, Blackwell 1995
48  Phenomenal and attentional consciousness may be inextricable. (commentary on Block)   Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18:2, 1995, 263-4
47  Motor Simulation (commentary on Jeannerod).   Behavioral and Brain Sciences 17, no 2, 1994, 215
* 46  Two places good, four places better (Symposium with John Broome on 'The value of a person').   Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, supp. vol. 68, 1994, 187-198
45  Does consequentialism pay? (commentary on Baron).   Behavioral and Brain Sciences 17, no 1, 1994, 24
* 44  Game theory and knowledge by simulation.   Ratio, 7, 1994, 14-25
43  Heuristics and counterfactual self-knowledge.   Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 16, no 1, 1993, 63-4
* 42  Mathematical models: questions of trustworthiness.   British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 44 no 4, 659-674, 1993
41  Suppose, Suppose.   Analysis, 53 No 1, 1993, 61-64
40  reprint of 39 in Language, Culture, and Education, M. C. Beveridge, G Reddiford eds. Multilingual matters 1993
39  Stories and Lives.   Language and Education, 6 No 2, 1992 243-249
38  Fractals and Chaos.   Handbook of Metaphysics and Ontology, Philosophia Verlag, 1991
* 37  The inevitability of folk psychology.   in R Bogdan, ed. Mind and Common Sense, C.U.P. 1991, 93-122
36  Can't Kant.   in J Tiles, ed., Evolving Knowledge. London: Pitman, 1990
35  Double Conditionals.   Analysis, 50, 1990, 75-79
34  Mathematical modelling and contrastive explanation.   Canadian J. Phil., supplementary vol. 16, 1990, 251-270
33  Semantics and Subroutines.   in W H Newton-Smith and K V Wilkes, eds. Modelling the Mind, Oxford University Press, 1990, 27-42
* 32  Why there is no concept of a person.   In C. Gill, ed. The Person and the Human Mind: Issues in Ancient and Modern Philosophy, Oxford U.P. 1989
31  (with Andrew Woodfield) The reality of the symbolic and subsymbolic systems (comment on Smolensky).   Behavioral and Brain Sciences 11, no 1, July 1988
* 30  The Chaology of Mind.   Analysis, 48, June 1988, 135-142.
29  A note on comparing pain and death.   Bioethics, 2 No 2, April 1988, 127-135
28  Colour words and colour experience.   in A. Harrison, ed. Philosophy and the visual arts, Reidel, 1987, 235-254 
27  Who Started it? Remarks about cause.   in D.Watson and S. Walrond-Skinner, eds. Ethical Issues in family therapy, Routledge, 1987
26  The explanatory depth of propositional attitudes.   in James Russell, ed. Philosophical Perspectives on Developmental Psychology, Blackwell, 1987. 67-80
25  Partizanship.   in Brian MacLaughlin and Amelie Rorty, eds. The Forms of Self-Deception, University of California Press, 1987, 170-182
24  Domains of discourse and commonsense metaphysics.   in Charles Travis, ed. Meaning and Interpretation, Blackwell, 1986, 105-124
* 23  The Variety of Rationality.   Proc. Aristotelian Soc., supp vol 59, 1985, 139-162
22  Reductionism in Psychology.   in Arthur Peacocke, ed. Reductionism in Academic Disciplines, SRHE & NFER-Nelson, 1985
21  Comment on Rorty.   in A.J.Holland, ed. Philosophy, its History and Historiography, Reidel, 1985
* 20  Comparatives and Degrees.    Analysis 44,1, 1984, 16-20
19  Scotomas and the visual field.   Behavioral and Brain Sciences 6,3,1983, 456-7
18  Consciousness.   Encyclopedic Dictionary of Psychology, Blackwell 1983
17  Psychobiology needs cognitive psychology.   Behavioral and Brain Sciences 5, 1982
* 16  Freudian Commonsense.   in J. Hopkins and R. Wollheim, eds. Philosophical Essays on Freud, Cambridge U.P., 1982
15  Would Cause.   Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, 81, 1980/81, 139-51
14  There are many modular theories of mind.   Behavioral and Brain Sciences 3, 1980
13  What to look for in comparing species.   Behavioral and Brain Sciences 1,4, 1979
12  Reprint of 10, in M. Loux, ed., Modality and Possible Worlds, Cornell University Press, 1981
11  Character and the Emotions.   in A. Rorty, ed., Explaining Emotion, University of California Press, 1980
* 10  Modal Realism: the Poisoned Pawn (with F. Mondadori).   Phil. Review 85,1, 1976, 3-20
* 9  Complex Individuals and Multigrade Relations.   Nous 9, 1975, 309-318
* 8  Because He Thought He Had Insulted Him.   J.Phil. 72,1, 1975
7  Reply to Willing.   Dialogue 13,3, 1974, p 579
6  Comments on Tooley's 'Abortion and Infanticide'.   Philosophy and Public Affairs 2, 1973
5  Denying the Doctrine and Changing the Subject.   J. Phil. 70, 1973, 503-510
* 4  The Possible in the Actual.   Nous 7, 1973, 394-407
3  If I were a Dry Well-Made Match.   Dialogue 12,2, 1973, 322-324
2  Adam's Thesis, microfilm of Ph.D. thesis, Princeton 1971, University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Michigan
* 1  Extensional and Non-Truth-Functional Contexts.   J. Phil., 66, 1969, 159-163

to appear
 
Contrastive knowledge.  in Martijn Blauuw, ed. Contrastivity in Philosophy  Routledge 2012. 
W  review of de Sousa Emotional Truth. Philosophical Quarterly
Bounded Thinking: Intellectual Virtues for Limited Agents  Oxford University Press. a book on virtues of managing one’s cognitive limitations
Emotion and the Imagination.  Polity Press.  a book on emotion and imagination, in particular morally important emotions involving several points of view.
Acting to know.  in a collection on virtue epistemology and philosophy of science, edited by Abrol Fairweather
In preparation
Searching for Logic [working title] an introductory logic textbook,  emphasizing skill with databases, and exploring some of the ideas in the philosophy of language project below.  (Should be available soon as an e-book on my site.)

C. Reviews and journalism  90 items, some recent items are:
92  review of Ernest Sosa Knowing Full Well  Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews   2011.26.23  http://ndpr.nd.edu/review.cfm?id=24129
91  with Bruce Hunter, review of Ernest Sosa  Reflective Knowledge: Apt Belief and Reflective Knowledge, Volume II. Mind (2010) 119 (475)
90 review of Matthew Ratcliffe Feelings of being the Philosophical Quarterly 60, 240, July 2010, 661-662
89  review of Ernest Sosa  A Virtue Epistemology: Apt Belief and Reflective Knowledge, Volume 1, . Mind 118 (472) 2010 :1180-1183.
87  review of Karsten Stueber Rediscovering empathy The Philosophical Quarterly 59, 2009, 754-75685 review of John Pollock Thinking about acting Mind 117(467), 2008:716-719
86  review of John Kekes The Roots of Evil.  Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 76, 2, 2008, 495 - 496
85  of Millar Understanding People  Mind.115, 2006 777-780
84  of Brian Leiter, ed.  The Future for Philosophy.  Philosophical Books 47, 4, 2006, 366-368.
83  of David Rosenthal Consciousness and Mind. TLS 5391, July 28, 2006, 11-12.
82  of Evans & Over Ifs.  Mind 115 (458), 2006, 409-412. available at: http://mind.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/115/458/409?ijkey=OtOXOo9mOBRWo0B&keytype=ref
81  of McGinn Mindsight TLS 5371, 10 March 2006, 6.
80  Do great political minds think alike?  Not really.  The Globe and Mail Friday 16 December 2005, page A7  (by line Joan Ramsey, citing me, but the text is mine.)
79  of Weirich Realistic decision theory  Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews 2005: http://ndpr.nd.edu 
78  of Glimcher Decisions, Uncertainty, and the Brain Mind 114, 445, 2005, 737-9.
77  of Hawthorne Knowledge and lotteries The Philosophical Quarterly 55, 2005, 353-356
76  What would Plato say? The Globe and Mail? Jan 1, 2005, page F6
75  of Rubinstein Economics and language, Economica 71, 2004, 172-173
74  of of Kornblith Knowledge and its place in nature and Adler Belief’s own ethics  The Philosophical Quarterly 54,2004
73  review of McMahon Collective rationality and collective reasoning Philosophical Review, Jan 2004
72  of Christopher Falzon Philosophy goes to the movies: an introduction to philosophy.  British Journal of Aesthetics 43, 3, 2003, 332-334. 
71  of Bert Dreyfus On the internet  Times Literary Supplement, 5207, 17 January 2003, 27.  [title 'engine trouble']
70  of Audi The architecture of reason Philosophy vol 77, 2002, 454-6
69  untitled poem.  blink July-August 2002, vol 2 no 1.
68  of Amelie Rorty The many faces of evil.  The Monist Evil issue (April 2002). 
67  of José Bermudez The paradox of self-consciousness   Philosophy and phenomenological research 63, no 3, 2001, 272-30.
66  Lore-abiding people: essay-review of Martin Kusch Psychological knowledge: a social history and philosophy, Studies in the history and philosophy of science 32, 3, 2001, 601-606. 
65  of Badiou Ethics, Blackburn Being Good, Foot Natural goodness Times Literary Supplement July 6 2001, 2-4 
64  of Ken Binmore Game theory and the social contract, vol 2: just playing  Mind 110, 2001, 168-171
63  of Mero Moral Calculations: game theory, logic, and human frailty, Studia Logica 66, 2000, 434-437
62  of Alain Finkielkraut In the name of humanity TLS January 19, 2001, 30.
61  of Mark Kaplan Decision theory as philosophy Brit.J.Phil.Sci. 50, 1999, 505-507.
60  of Alison Gopnik and Andrew Meltzoff  Words, thoughts, and theories  Mind 108. 1999, 395-8
59  of Colin McGinn  Ethics, Evil, and Fiction  TLS Jan 30, 1998, 28-29  [title 'ugly is as ugly does']
58  of F M Kamm  Morality, Mortality, vol II  Phil. Books 39, 1998, 132-135
57  of Peter Singer  Rethinking life and death.  Phil. Quarterly 48, 1998, 105-7
W 52  Felosophy.  Somali Cat Club Journal  Autumn 1995, 32-3, reprinted in  Cogito 11, 1997, 129-131, reprinted in Thinking 14, 1998

further back:

17. of Russell's Philosophical Issues in Psychology, the Times Higher Education Supplement [henceforth THES], December 1984.
18. of Armstrong and Malcolm Consciousness and Causality, Brit. J. Phil. Sci.,36, 1985.
19. of Unger's Philosophical Relativity, the Times Literary Supplement [henceforth TLS] February 1985.
20. of Grunbaum's The Foundations of Psychoanalysis, London Review of Books, 7, 18, April 1985.
21. of Wollheim's The Thread of Life, the TLS, 21 June 1985,
22. of Taylor's Pride, Shame, and Guilt, TLS 30 May 1986, p. 596.
23. of O'Shaughnessy's The Will, Philosophical Review, 95, 3, 1986, 451-455.
24. of Hacking's Representing and Intervening, Phil. Rev.,95,4, 1986, 606-611.
25. 'Did Lewis Carroll write Genesis?', Cogito, Spring 1988.
26. of Warnock's Memory, TLS May 1988.
27. of de Sousa's The Rationality of Emotion, TLS August 1988.
28. 'Making Arguments Explicit: the Theoretical Interest of Practical Difficulties', in Critical Thinking (Proceedings of the First British Conference on Informal Logic and Critical Thinking), Alec Fisher, ed., University of East  Anglia, 1988.
29. of Real People by Kathleen Wilkes and Jonathan Glover Creators of Ourselves. The Times Literary Supplement , January 27, 1989; pg. 77; Issue 4478of Wilkes' Real People and Glover's I, TLS March 1989.
30. of Tooley's Causation: A Realist Approach, Phil. Books, 30, 1989, 157-161.
31. of Philosophy and Psychology (first 3 issues): Philosophical Books, 31, 2, 1990.
32. "Doing without good leaders." review of Stuart Hampshire Innocence and Experience  Times Literary Supplement  16 Feb. 1990: 164.
33. of Hamlyn's In and Out of the Black Box, THES April 1990.
34. 'Who am I?' Cogito 4, no3, 1990, 186-191.
35. of MacIntyre's Three Rival Versions of Moral Inquiry, TLS 4598, March 15, 1991, 24.
36. of Hart's The Engines of the Soul, Philosophical Review, 100, October 1991, 645-647.
37  of Horwich’s Truth Philosophical Books 32, 1991, 231-233
38. of Rorty's Mind in Action, Ethics, 102, July 1992, 844-846.
39. of Vallentyne (ed) Contractarianism and Rational Choice, Philosophical Books, 34 No 3, 1993, 177-9
40  of Ayer and O'Grady, eds A Dictionary of Philosophical Quotations, TLS,  1993..
41.  of Dennett Consciousness Explained and McGinn's The Problem of Consciousness, Cogito 7, 1993, 159-161.
42  of van Fraassen Laws and Symmetry,  Philosophical Review 102, 1993, 408-410.
43  of Pettit The Common Mind, TLS, 4737, January 1994, 28.
44  'Teaching philosophy: some new tricks' Cogito 8, 1994, 73-79
45  'The Party-Goer's guide to philosophy: part II'  Cogito 8, 1994, 103-46
46  of Schick Understanding Actions The Economic Journal , 102 (415), 1992, 1563-1565
47  of Crimmins Talk about beliefs, Philosophical Books 35  no 1, 1994, 47-49.
48  of Maher Betting on theories, Philosophical Books  35, 1994, 213-215
49  of Bicchieri and Dalla Chiara, eds. Knowledge, belief, and Strategic Interaction, Political Studies 42, 1994, 350-1
50  of Sen and Nussbaum The quality of life  and Elster and Roemer Interpersonal comparisons of well-being Philosophy and Economics 12, 1996, 350-1
51  'Alan Turing', 'animal soul', 'open and closed thought', 'mind', ‘spirit’, ‘stories and explanations’, 'Turing machine' 'voting paradox'.   in Ted Honderich, ed. The Oxford Companion to Philosophy, OUP  1995.
53  of Timothy Williamson  Vagueness.  Philosophical Books 36, no 4,  1995, 272-276
54  of Stephen Clark  How to live forever.  Brit.J.Phil.Sci. 48, 1997, 310-312
55  of F M Kamm  Morality, Mortality, vol I.  Phil. Quarterly 47, 1997, 128-130
56  of Dan Sperber  Explaining Culture: a naturalistic approach.  Philosophical Books 38, no 4, 1997, 235-9