Publication (Items with * are refereed):
26* "Coherence of the Contents and the Transmission of Probabilistic Support," Synthese (2011)
25 "Reductio, Coherence, and the Myth of Epistemic Circularity" in F. Zenker, ed., Bayesian Argumentation
(Springer 2012), pp. 165-184.
24* "Internalism and Externalism in Meliorative Epistemology," Erkenntnis 76 (2012), pp. 59-72.
23 "The Degree of Epistemic Justification and the Conjunction Fallacy," Synthese 184 (2012), pp. 29-48.
22 Review of Erik Olsson, Against Coherence: Truth, Probability and Justification. Philosophy and Phenomenological
Research 77: 1 (2008), 292-296.
21 "Why Does Coherence Appear Truth-Conducive?" Synthese 157: 3 (2007), 361-372.
20 Review of Luc Bovens and Stephan Hartmann, Bayesian Epistemology. Theoria (Sweden) 72 (2006), 166-171.
19* “A Defense of Reductionism about Testimonial Justification of
Beliefs,” Noûs 40: 2 (2006), 331-346.
18* “The Role of Coherence of
Evidence in the Non-Dynamic Model of Confirmation,”
Erkenntnis 63 (2005), 317-333.
17* “Justification by Coherence from Scratch,”
Philosophical Studies 125: 3 (2005), 305-325.
16* “Can We Trust Our
Memories? C. I. Lewis’s Coherence Argument” (with Erik J. Olsson),
Synthese 142: 1 (2004),
21-41.
15* “A Condition for
Transitivity in Probabilistic Support,” British Journal for
the Philosophy of Science 54 (2003),
613-
616.
14 “The Problem of Independence in Justification by
Coherence” in Y. Bouchard, ed., Perspectives on Coherentism
(Alymer: Éditions du Scribe,
2002),129-137.
13* "Reply to Akiba on the Probabilistic Measure of
Coherence," Analysis 61 (2001), 147-150.
12* “The Role of Coherence in Epistemic Justification,”
Australasian Journal of Philosophy 79 (2001), 90-106.
11* “Self-Dependent Justification without Circularity,”
British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 51 (2000), 287-98.
10*
“The Problem of the Criterion in Rule-Following,” Philosophy and
Phenomenological Research 60 (2000), 501-525.
9* "Is Coherence
Truth Conducive?" Analysis 59 (1999), 338-45.
8* “The
Consistency of Global Relativism,” Mind 106 (1997), 745-747.
7 Translation of John Searle, Intentionality, Chapter 6
“Meaning” in Japanese in Hyakudai Sakamoto (ed.), Shikousei
[Intentionality], (Tokyo: Seishin
Publishers, 1997).
6 “Ninshikironteki Junkan”
[Epistemic Circularity] in Japanese, Tetsugaku Zasshi (Journal of
Philosophy) 111 (1996),
85-102.
5 “Kisoku Ni Shitagau” [To Follow a Rule] in
Japanese in Takashi Iida (ed.), Wittgenstein Tokuhon [Wittgenstein
Companion] (Tokyo: Hosei University
Press, 1995).
4* “The Problem of Rule-Following in Compositional
Semantics,” Southern Journal of Philosophy 73 (1995), 97-108.
3* “Modest Scepticism About Rule-Following,” Australasian Journal of
Philosophy 71 (1993), 486-500.
2* “Boomerang Defense of Rule
Following,” Southern Journal of Philosophy 30 (1992), 115-122.
1 “To Borrow a Rule” in Ronshu [Philosophical Studies], Vol.
3 (Tokyo: University of Tokyo, Department of Philosophy,
1985),
1-12.
Presentation:
32. Workshop The Philosophy of Information and Information Quality in Lund, Sweden, May 2013.
31. Hokkaido University, Japan, January 2012.
30. Workshop The Roots of Deduction at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands, November 2011.
29. Lund University, Sweden, November 2011.
28. Workshop Bayesian Argumentation in Lund, Sweden, October 2010.
27. Formal epistemology workshop at Copenhagen University, Denmark, October 2010.
26. Workshop Epistemic Transmission and Interaction in Copenhagen, Denmark, October 2010.
25. The Philosophical Society in Lund, Sweden, May 2009
24. University of Leuven, Belgium, May 2009
23. Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf, Germany, May 2009.
22. Tilburg University, the Netherlands, April 2009.
21. University of Groningen, the Netherlands, April 2009.
20. American Philosophical Association: Eastern Division Meetings in Philadelphia, December 2008.
19. Workshop Probability, Confirmation and Fallacies in Leuven, Belgium, April 2008.
18. Formal Epistemology Workshop at Carnegie Mellon University, June 2007.
17. American Philosophical Association: Pacific Division Meetings in San Francisco, April 2007.
16. American Philosophical Association: Eastern Division Meetings in Washington DC, December 2006.
15. American Philosophical Association: Pacific Division Meetings in Portland, March 2006.
14. Workshop
Coherence: Interpreting the Impossibility Results in Lund, Sweden, March
2006.
13. American Philosophical Association: Central Division Meetings in
Chicago, April 2005.
12. Society for Indian Philosophy and Religion, group
meeting at APA Eastern in Boston, December 2004.
11. Ontario Philosophical
Society, annual meeting in Waterloo, Canada, November 2004.
10. Workshop
Coherence held in conjunction with the fifth triennial meeting of
Gesellschaft für Analytische Philosophie
in Bielefeld, Germany, September 2003.
9.
Symposium Skepticism in Contemporary Epistemology in Sherbrooke, Canada,
October 2003.
8. American Philosophical Association: Pacific Division
Meetings in Seattle, March 2002.
7. Symposium Coherence in
Epistemology in Ottawa, Canada, September 2001.
6. Society for Indian
Philosophy and Religion: International Conference in Kolkata (Calcutta), India,
August 2000.
5. American Philosophical Association: Eastern Division Meetings
in Atlanta, December 1996.
4. Rhode Island Philosophical Society: Fall
Meeting, in Rhode Island, November 1995.
3. Texas Tech University, October
1992.
2. Northern Illinois University, March 1991.
1. Discipuli
(national graduate conference in philosophy) held at the University of Southern
California, April 1988.
Journal Referee:
British
Journal for the Philosophy of Science
Dialectica
Episteme
Erkenntnis
European Journal for Philosophy of Science
International Studies in the Philosophy of
Science
Journal of Philosophical Logic
Pacific Philosophical Quarterly
Philosophical
Quarterly
Philosophical Studies
Philosophy and
Phenomenological Research
Synthese
Theoria (Sweden)
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