Vol. 4 (2023)

Published April 11, 2023
Philosophy and the Mind Sciences, 2023

Accepted stand-alone articles are published as soon as the editorial and production processes have been completed. Special issue articles are published as soon as the production of all contributions to the special issue is completed.

Articles

Asger Kirkeby-Hinrup, Morten Overgaard
Ontogenetic emergence as a criterion for theories of consciousness: Comparing GNW, SOMA, and REFCON
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Jennifer Corns
Promiscuous kinds and individual minds
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Endre Begby
Theory of mind deficits in language delayed deaf subjects? A reconsideration of evidence from false belief tasks
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David Colaço, Sarah Robins
Why have “revolutionary” tools found purchase in memory science?
Stephen Francis Mann
The relevance of communication theory for theories of representation
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Marco Facchin
Why can’t we say what cognition is (at least for the time being)
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Leonard Dung
Dimensions of animal wellbeing
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Jonny Lee, Daniel Calder
The many problems with S-representation (and how to solve them)
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Guido Löhr
Are concepts a natural kind? On concept eliminativism
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Elena Walsh
Emotions as emergent properties
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Shadab Tabatabaeian, Carolyn Jennings
Dynamic attentional mechanisms of creative cognition
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Special Issue: Models and mechanisms in philosophy of psychiatry

Lena Kästner, Henrik Walter
Models and mechanisms in philosophy of psychiatry: Editorial introduction
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Sanja Dembić
Mental disorder: An ability-based view
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Garson Leder, Tadeusz Zawidzki
The skill of mental health: Towards a new theory of mental health and disorder
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Georg Starke, Bernice Simone Elger, Eva De Clercq
Machine learning and its impact on psychiatric nosology: Findings from a qualitative study among German and Swiss experts
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Barnaby Crook
Understanding as a bottleneck for the data-driven approach to psychiatric science
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Adrian Kind
How does the psychiatrist know?
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Book Symposium: Dustin Stokes's "Thinking and Perceiving"

Regina Fabry; Sascha Benjamin Fink
Book Symposium: Thinking and Perceiving
Dustin R. Stokes
Précis of Thinking and Perceiving
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Zed Adams
Varieties of perceptual improvement
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Zoe Drayson
Truth, success, and epistemology: A response to Stokes's Thinking and Perceiving
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Christopher Mole
Stokes’s malleability thesis and the normative grounding of propositional attitudes
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Aleksandra Mroczko-Wasowicz
Perceptual expertise and object recognition: An explanatory task for modularists and antimodularists
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Dustin R. Stokes
How radical is perceptual malleability? A reply to commentators
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