All Stories

  1. Linguistic inequity in academia: evidence from publication patterns in philosophy, 1975–2021
  2. Linguistic Inequity in Academic Philosophy: A Bibliometric Analysis of Publication Trends (1975-2021)
  3. Posting and Reposting: Investigating Reputation, Trust, and Deniability in Online Communication
  4. Counterevidentials
  5. Fictions that don’t tell the truth
  6. The Truth About Assertion and Retraction: a Review of the Empirical Literature
  7. Group Assertions and Group Lies
  8. Towards a Unified Theory of Illocutionary Normativity
  9. Fictions that Purport to Tell the Truth
  10. Saying, Commitment, and the Lying-Misleading Distinction
  11. Lying: Knowledge or belief?
  12. Truth: The Rule or the Aim of Assertion?
  13. Assertion: A (partly) social speech act
  14. Should I say that? An experimental investigation of the norm of assertion
  15. Eliot Michaelson and Andreas Stokke (eds.), Lying: Language, Knowledge, Ethics, and Politics (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018), pp. 320.
  16. Lies, Common Ground and Performative Utterances
  17. What is lying?
  18. What's the meaning of a retweet?
  19. The Definition of Assertion
  20. What is lying, and what is wrong with it?
  21. Which kind of rules govern communication?
  22. Lying and Certainty
  23. Assertion, truth, rules and aims
  24. Should I say that? An experimental investigation of the norm of assertion
  25. Lying by Promising
  26. Lying as a scalar phenomenon
  27. Certainty and Madness