So, here's the draft of the paper Eric Schwitzgebel wrote in relation to my book. It is funny that the main problem of the paper is the issue I did not write about in my book. But, after reflection, it is most probably true that I should have :)

New paper in draft: Superficialism about Belief, and How We Will Decide that Robots Believe
Superficialism about property X treats the possession, or not, of property X as determined entirely by superficial as opposed to deep facts. Belief should be understood superficially, as determined 1/

but, I think it was worth it - as this is my second foray into the philosophy of law, I am becoming more and more convinced that philosophy of law is too serious a business to be left to lawyers. enjoy!

This paper took me over a year just to write, not mentioning the reviews etc. at the beginning I thought "oh, I have a nice quick argument" and I ended up writing my typical behemoth of a paper.

Legislative Intent and the Hard Problem of Content - Law and Philosophy The general aim of this paper is to investigate how philosophical problems with the notion of mental content affect the debate about legislative intent. Specifically, the aim is to define and criticiz...

my newest piece "Legislative Intent and the Hard Problem of Content" is out in Law and Philosophy, OA.
link.springer.com/article/10.1...

the great thing about Philosophical Psychology is that they allow you to submit without any special formatting requirements. kudos to @lisabortolotti.bsky.social for this

cfp for a special issue of philosophical psychology on mental fictionalism - a great way to join a bunch of nice, sane people discussing the most unhinged views in contemporary analytic phil mind (including yours truly, if I beat my procrastination)

"Semiotic Studies" might not be as high in the rankings as many more known journals, BUT it is a purely non-profit, no-fee OA, locally run journal, so you know

Special Issue of "Semiotic Studies" on anti-realism in philosophy of mind Studia Semiotyczne (Semiotic Studies) invites submissions for a special issue devoted to the critical discussion of Krzysztof Posłajko’s book Unreal Beliefs: An Anti-Realist Approach in the Meta...

Very excited about this: there is a CfP for a special issue of "Semiotic Studies" devoted to anti-realism in phil mind, which is more or less a symposium on my recent book "Unreal beliefs" and many bright people signed on it, so join if you're interested:
philevents.org/event/show/1...

In case you missed it - the deadline for submitting abstracts for the next PLM (philosophy of language and mind conference, this year in Prague) is in a few days. This is usually a great event, my presence notwithstanding.
plm7.auletris.com

Baffled at this site the same way I was baffled by Twitter - is one supposed to use it for following academic philosophy "news" or to follow international politics etc? Hopefully I will find out at some point :). Hello to y'all