Vol. 5 (2024)

Published January 8, 2024
Philosophy and the Mind Sciences, 2024

PhiMiSci expresses profound sadness at the passing of Daniel Dennett (1942-2024). He was an outstanding philosopher and an esteemed member of our advisory board. In memory of Dan, here is a personal statement by co-founder and co-editor-in-chief Jennifer Windt.

PhiMiSci is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed, diamond open access journal. Accepted articles are published as soon as the editorial and production processes have been completed. Special issue articles may be published on a different schedule.

Book Symposium: Lisa Bortolotti's "Why Delusions Matter"

Chiara Caporuscio
Book Symposium: "Why Delusions Matter"
Lisa Bortolotti
Understanding delusions to improve our mutual interactions: A précis of "Why Delusions Matter"
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Cristiano Bacchi
Is it me or my delusion? Harnessing authenticity for an agential view of delusionality
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Jazmine Russell
How delusions can uncover sources of harm and pathology: The epistemic value of interoceptive and unconscious information
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Elly Vintiadis
Delusional beliefs and psychedelic-assisted psychoterapy
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Daniel Williams
Do popular delusions deserve a more positive reputation? A commentary on "Why Delusions Matter"
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Lisa Bortolotti
Revisiting delusions to demystify human agency: A response to critics
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Special Issue: Molyneux’s question today

Mohan Matthen, Jonathan Cohen
Molyneux's Question about perceptual knowledge
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Charles Spence, Nicola Di Stefano
Old and new versions of the Molyneux question: A review of experimental answers
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Special Issue: Successful and unsuccessful remembering and imagining

Ying-Tung Lin, Christopher Jude McCarroll, Kourken Michaelian, Mike Stuart
Successful and unsuccessful remembering and imagining: Editorial introduction
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Margherita Arcangeli, Jérôme Dokic
Two levels of confusion between imagination and memory
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Matthew Frise
Remembering trauma in epistemology
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Amy Kind
Accuracy in imagining
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Changsheng Lai
Relearning and remembering: A gradualist account
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Peter Langland-Hassan
Imagining what you intend
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Felipe Morales Carbonell
Going ballistic: The dynamics of the imagination and the issue of intentionalism
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Daniel Munro
Remembering religious experience: Reconstruction, reflection, and reliability
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Denis Perrin, Michael Barkasi
Immersing oneself into one’s past: subjective presence can be part of the experience of episodic remembering
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Shin Sakuragi
Successfully remembering a belief and the problem of forgotten evidence
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André Sant'Anna
Metacognition and the puzzle of alethic memory
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Marya Schechtman
Personal identity and mental time travel
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Lu Teng
The justificatory power of memory experience
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Fabrice Teroni
Memory identification and its failures
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Uku Tooming, Kengo Miyazono
Prospects for epistemic generationism about memory
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Special Issue: Dreaming and mind wandering: Spontaneous thought across the sleep-wake cycle

Emily Lawson, Evan Thompson
Daydreaming as spontaneous immersive imagination: A phenomenological analysis
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Nirit Soffer-Dudek
Seeing is believing: Implications of the dreamlike cognitive style for waking spontaneous thought and psychopathology
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Book Reviews

Nadine Meertens
Hedonic valence at the core of consciousness: A review of "A philosophy for the science of animal consciousness" by Walter Veit
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