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- A confusion of the spheres : Kierkegaard and Wittgenstein on philosophy and religion
- A future for presentism
- A history of philosophy in America : 1720-2000
- A house built on sand : exposing postmodernist myths about science
- A metaphysics for the mob : the philosophy of George Berkeley
- A philosophical guide to conditionals
- A priori justification
- A subject with no object : strategies for nominalistic interpretation of mathematics
- A theory of art
- A theory of political obligation : membership, commitment, and the bonds of society
- A theory of virtue : excellence in being for the good
- A virtue epistemology
- A world for us : The Case for Phenomenalistic Idealism.
- Abortion and social responsibility : depolarizing the debate
- Across the boundaries : extrapolation in biology and social science
- Aesthetic creation
- African philosophy : new and traditional perspectives
- After the wrath of God : AIDS, sexuality, and American religion
- Against coherence : truth, probability, and justification
- Agency and autonomy in Kant's moral theory : selected essays
- Agency and deontic logic
- Analyzing oppression
- Ancient worlds, modern reflections : philosophical perspectives on Greek and Chinese science and culture
- Anselm on freedom
- Approach to aesthetics : collected papers on philosophical aesthetics
- Aquinas on friendship
- Aristotle on meaning and essence
- Aristotle on perception
- Aristotle on teleology
- Aristotle on the common sense
- Aristotle's De Interpretatione : contradiction and dialectic
- Aristotle's first Principles
- Aristotle's theory of substance : the categories and metaphysics zeta
- Art and intention : a philosophical study
- Art, emotion and ethics
- Arts and minds
- Artworld metaphysics
- Aspects of Hobbes
- Aspects of reason
- Autonomous agents : from self-control to autonomy
- Autonomy, gender, politics
- Bayesian epistemology
- Becoming a subject : reflections in philosophy and psychoanalysis
- Being for : evaluating the semantic program of expressivism
- Being known
- Being known
- Belief about the self : a defense of the property theory of content
- Believing by faith : an essay in the epistemology and ethics of religious belief
- Berkeley: an interpretation
- Better never to have been : the harm of coming into existence
- Beyond evolution : human nature and the limits of evolutionary explanation
- Beyond reduction : philosophy of mind and post-reductionist philosophy of science
- Beyond rigidity : the unfinished semantic agenda of Naming and necessity
- Beyond selflessness : reading Nietzsche's 'Genealogy'
- Bioethics : a systematic approach
- Bioethics and the brain
- Bioethics and women : across the lifespan
- Building trust : in business, politics, relationships, and life
- Burdened virtues : virtue ethics for liberatory struggles
- Byzantium and the Bosporus : a historical study, from the seventh century BC until the foundation of Constantinople
- Cartesian truth
- Causal models : how people think about the world and its alternatives
- Causality and explanation
- Causality, interpretation, and the mind
- Cause and explanation in ancient Greek thought
- Causing actions
- Children in medical research : access versus protection
- Cogito? : Descartes and thinking the world
- Cognitive variations : reflections on the unity and diversity of the human mind
- Common morality : deciding what to do
- Common sense, reasoning, and rationality
- Conceptions of truth
- Concepts : where cognitive science went wrong
- Consciousness : essays from a higher-order perspective
- Consciousness and its objects
- Consciousness and the world
- Constructibility and mathematical existence
- Contemplating art : essays in aesthetics
- Content, cognition, and communication : philosophical papers II
- Context and content : essays on intentionality in speech and thought
- Contexts : meaning, truth, and the use of language
- Contextuality in practical reason
- Critical aesthetics and postmodernism
- Critical scientific realism
- Custom and reason in Hume : a Kantian reading of the First Book of the Treatise
- Dark feelings, grim thoughts : experience and reflection in Camus and Sartre
- David Hume : moral and political theorist
- Deadly vices
- Deconstructing the mind
- Deeper than reason : emotion and its role in literature, music, and art
- Defining art, creating the canon : artistic value in an era of doubt
- Deflating existential consequence : a case for nominalism
- Descartes : an intellectual biography
- Descartes on causation
- Descartes's Theory of mind
- Describing ourselves : Wittgenstein and autobiographical consciousness
- Determinism and freedom in stoic philosophy
- Did my neurons make me do it? : philosophical and neurobiological perspectives on moral responsibility and free will
- Digital justice : technology and the internet of disputes
- Disjunctivism : perception, action, knowledge
- Doing things for reasons
- Donald Davidson : meaning, truth, language, and reality
- Donald Davidson's Truth-Theoretic Semantics.
- Doubt truth to be a liar
- Dumb beasts and dead philosophers : humanity and the humane in ancient philosophy and literature
- Early modern philosophy : mind, matter, and metaphysics
- Ecological thinking : the politics of epistemic location
- Elucidating the 'Tractatus' : Wittgenstein's early philosophy of logic and language
- Emotion and peace of mind : from stoic agitation to Christian temptation
- Emotions in ancient and medieval philosophy
- Engaging reason : on the theory of value and action
- Entity and identity : and other essays
- Environmental justice : creating equity, reclaiming democracy
- Epictetus : a stoic and socratic guide to life
- Epicureanism at the origins of modernity
- Epistemic dimensions of personhood
- Epistemic injustice : power and the ethics of knowing
- Epistemic justification
- Epistemic luck
- Epistemology : new essays
- Epistemology after Protagoras : responses to relativism in Plato, Aristotle, and Democritus
- Epistemology and the psychology of human judgment
- Equality and partiality
- Essays in the metaphysics of modality
- Essays on Aristotle's De Anima
- Essays on actions and events
- Essays on ethics and method
- Eternal God : a study of God without time
- Ethics : and "The nature of moral philosophy"
- Ethics vindicated : Kant's transcendental legitimation of moral discourse
- Ethics with Aristotle
- Ethics without principles
- Ethics, evil, and fiction
- Every thing must go : metaphysics naturalized
- Everyday aesthetics
- Evidentialism : essays in epistemology
- Evolution and the levels of selection
- Exceeding our grasp : science, history, and the problem of unconceived alternatives
- Existential epistemology : a Heideggerian critique of the Cartesian Project
- Experience and the world's own language : a critique of John McDowell's empiricism
- Explaining value : and other essays in moral philosophy
- Extending ourselves : computational science, empiricism, and scientific method
- Facing death : Epicurus and his critics
- Facing facts
- Faith and reason
- Fiction and the weave of life
- Finite and infinite goods : a framework for ethics
- Foundations without foundationalism : a case for second-order logic
- Four-dimensionalism : an ontology of persistence and time
- Free will and luck
- Freedom and moral sentiment : Hume's way of naturalizing responsibility
- Freedom and reason
- Freedom and reason in Kant, Schelling, and Kierkegaard
- Frege and other philosophers
- From Epicurus to Epictetus : studies in Hellenistic and Roman philosophy
- From Frege to Wittgenstein : perspectives on early analytic philosophy
- From a deflationary point of view
- From an ontological point of view
- From metaphysics to ethics : a defence of conceptual analysis
- From morality to mental health : virtue and vice in a therapeutic culture
- From morality to virtue
- Future pasts : the analytic tradition in twentieth century philosophy
- Future people : a moderate consequentialist account of our obligations to future generations
- Gauging what's real : the conceptual foundations of Gauge theories
- Gender in the mirror : cultural imagery and women's agency
- God and goodness
- God, the best, and evil
- God, the devil, and Darwin : a critique of intelligent design theory
- Grounding concepts : an empirical basis for arithmetical knowledge
- Health and the good society : setting healthcare ethics in social context
- Hegel and the transformation of philosophical critique
- Hegel's idea of freedom
- How should one live? : essays on the virtues
- How should one live? : essays on the virtues
- How the body shapes the mind
- How the laws of physics lie
- How things might have been : individuals, kinds, and essential properties
- How we act : causes, reasons, and intentions
- Human morality
- Human nature and the limits of science
- Human welfare and moral worth : Kantian perspectives
- Hume's abject failure : the argument against miracles
- Hume's problem : induction and the justification of belief
- Hume's reason
- I: the meaning of the first person term
- Ideal code, real world : a rule-consequentialist theory of morality
- Identity in physics : a historical, philosophical, and formal analysis
- Ignorance : a case for scepticism
- Ignorance and imagination : the epistemic origin of the problem of consciousness
- Ignorance of language
- Images of empiricism : essays on science and stances, with a reply from Bas C. van Fraassen
- Images of excellence : Plato's critique of the arts
- In contradiction
- In defense of sentimentality
- In praise of blame
- Inconsistency, asymmetry, and non-locality : a philosophical investigation of classical electrodynamics
- Individual and conflict in Greek ethics
- Inquiries into truth and interpretation
- Intellectual virtues : an essay in regulative epistemology
- Interpreting Kant's critiques
- Inventing temperature : measurement and scientific progress
- Is there a God?
- John Rawls : his life and theory of justice
- Justification without awareness : a defense of epistemic externalism
- Kant and the empiricists : understanding understanding
- Kant and the historical turn : philosophy as critical interpretation
- Kant and the sciences
- Kant's theory of knowledge : an analytical introduction
- Kant's theory of mind : an analysis of the paralogisms of pure reason
- Kant, science, and human nature
- Kantian consequentialism
- Kantian humility : our ignorance of things in themselves
- Knowing our own minds
- Knowing persons : a study in Plato
- Knowledge and its limits
- Knowledge and its place in nature
- Knowledge and lotteries
- Knowledge and practical interests
- Knowledge and reality : selected essays
- Knowledge and the state of nature : an essay in conceptual synthesis
- Knowledge by agreement : the programme of communitarian epistemology.
- Knowledge in a social world
- Knowledge, truth, and duty : essays on epistemic justification, responsibility, and virtue
- Labeling genetically modified food : the philosophical and legal debate
- Language : biological model
- Language turned on itself : the semantics and pragmatics of metalinguistic discourse
- Law, reason, and the cosmic city : political philosophy in the early stoa
- Laws and symmetry
- Learning from six philosophers, volume 1
- Learning from six philosophers, volume 2
- Learning from words : testimony as a source of knowledge
- Legislating morality : pluralism and religious identity in lawmaking
- Leibniz : determinist, theist, idealist
- Leibniz : nature and freedom
- Libertarian accounts of free will
- Libertarianism without inequality
- Liberty intact : human rights in English law
- Living high and letting die : our illusion of innocence
- Living with Nietzsche : what the great "immoralist" has to teach us
- Logical properties : edentity, existence, predication, necessity, truth
- Maieusis : essays in ancient philosophy in honour of Myles Burnyeat
- Making things happen : a theory of causal explanation
- Malebranche's theory of the soul : a Cartesian interpretation
- Manifest activity : Thomas Reid's theory of action
- Mathematics as a science of patterns
- Mathematics without numbers : towards a modal-structural interpretation
- Meaning
- Meaning, understanding, and practice : philosophical essays
- Measuring the intentional world : realism, naturalism, and quantitative methods in the behavioral sciences
- Metaphysics, mathematics, and meaning
- Mild contraction : evaluating loss of information due to loss of belief
- Mindreading : an integrated account of pretence, self-awareness, and understanding other minds
- Minimal semantics
- Modalities : philosophical essays
- Modality and tense : philosophical papers
- Models, truth, and realism
- Moral animals : ideals and constraints in moral theory
- Moral dilemmas : and other topics in moral philosophy
- Moral realism : a defence
- Moral reality
- Moral skepticisms
- Moral thinking : its levels, method, and point
- Moral understandings : a feminist study in ethics
- Moral writings
- Morality : its nature and justification
- Morality, mortality, volume I, Death and whom to save from it
- Morality, mortality, volume II, Rights, duties, and status
- Morals by agreement
- Morals from motives
- Motivation and agency
- Musical works and performances : a philosophical exploration
- Natural goodness
- Natural moralities : a defense of pluralistic relativism
- Naturalism in mathematics
- Nature red in tooth and claw : theism and the problem of animal suffering
- Nature's capacities and their measurement
- Nature's metaphysics : laws and properties
- Nature, justice, and rights in Aristotle's Politics
- New essays on the a priori
- New essays on the rationalists
- Nietzsche and Rée : a star friendship
- Nietzsche and metaphysics
- Nietzsche's middle period
- Nietzsche's new Darwinism
- Nietzsche's system
- Nondescriptive meaning and reference : an ideational semantics
- Not passion's slave : emotions and choice
- Objects and persons
- Objects of metaphor
- Occasion-sensitivity : selected essays
- Of liberty and necessity : the free will debate in eighteenth-century British philosophy
- On female body experience : 'Throwing like a girl' and other essays
- On ideas : Aristotle's criticism of Plato's theory of forms
- On images : their structure and content
- On location : Aristotle's concept of place
- On virtue ethics
- Ontological categories : their nature and significance
- Order in multiplicity : homonymy in the philosophy of Aristotle
- Ordinary objects
- Oughts and thoughts : scepticism and the normativity of meaning
- Overcriminalization : the limits of the criminal law
- Paradox and platitude in Wittgenstein's philosophy
- Pascal's wager : pragmatic arguments and belief in God
- Passion and action : the emotions in seventeenth-century philosophy
- Passionate engines : what emotions reveal about the mind and artificial intelligence
- Pathways to knowledge : private and public
- Perception and reason
- Perfectionism
- Perfectionism and the common good : themes in the philosophy of T. H. Green
- Persons and causes : the metaphysics of free will
- Perspectival thought : a plea for (moderate) relativism
- Phenomenal concepts and phenomenal knowledge : new essays on consciousness and physicalism
- Phenomenal qualities : sense, perception, and consciousness
- Philosophical interpretations
- Philosophical papers
- Philosophical papers, volume I
- Philosophical papers, volume II
- Philosophical relativity
- Philosophy of mathematics : structure and ontology
- Physical realization
- Physical relativity : space-time structure from a dynamical perspective
- Plato and Aristotle in agreement? : Platonists on Aristotle from Antiochus to Porphyry
- Plato on parts and wholes : the metaphysics of structure
- Plato on pleasure and the good life
- Plato's ethics
- Plato's utopia recast : his later ethics and politics
- Platonopolis : Platonic political philosophy in late antiquity
- Pleasure and the good life : concerning the nature varieties and plausibility of hedonism
- Pleasure, mind, and soul : selected papers in ancient philosophy
- Plotinus : an introduction to the Enneads
- Plotinus on intellect
- Plural and conflicting values
- Plural predication
- Points of view
- Political authority and obligation in Aristotle
- Practical reality
- Principled ethics : generalism as a regulative ideal
- Privacy, intimacy, and isolation
- Problems at the roots of law : essays in legal and political theory
- Problems from Locke
- Problems of rationality
- Projection and realism in Hume's philosophy
- Providence and the problem of evil
- Purple haze : the puzzle of consciousness
- Putting logic in its place : formal constraints on rational belief
- Pyrrhonian reflections on knowledge and justification
- Pyrrhonian skepticism
- Pythagoras revived : mathematics and philosophy in late antiquity
- Quantum mechanics : an empiricist view
- Radical interpretation and indeterminacy
- Rationality and the good : critical essays on the ethics and epistemology of Robert Audi
- Real materialism and other essays
- Realism in mathematics
- Realistic decision theory : rules for nonideal agents in nonideal circumstances
- Reason's nearest kin : philosophies of arithmetic from Kant to Carnap
- Reasoning, meaning, and mind
- Reasons and persons
- Reasons and purposes : human rationality and the teleological explanation of action
- Reasons and the good
- Reference and consciousness
- Reference without referents
- Reflecting the mind : indexicality and quasi-indexicality
- Reflections on meaning
- Religious voices in public places
- Renewing meaning : a speech-act theoretic approach
- Respect, pluralism, and justice : Kantian perspectives
- Responsibility and atonement
- Revelation : from metaphor to analogy
- Rules, reasons, and norms
- Russell, idealism, and the emergence of analytic philosophy
- Saving truth from paradox
- Scepticism comes alive
- Schiller as philosopher : a re-examination
- Science and partial truth : a unitary approach to models and scientific reasoning
- Science, truth, and democracy
- Scientific representation : paradoxes of perspective
- Scientific values and civic virtues
- Seeing dark things : the philosophy of shadows
- Seeing, doing, and knowing : a philosophical theory of sense perception
- Self and world
- Self and world in Schopenhauer's philosophy
- Self-expression
- Self-knowing agents
- Self-transformations : Foucault, ethics, and normalized bodies
- Sentimental rules : on the natural foundations of moral judgement
- Sidgwick's ethics and Victorian moral philosophy
- Sight and sensibility : evaluating pictures
- Simple sentences, substitution, and intuitions
- Simulating minds : the philosophy, psychology, and neuroscience of mindreading
- Slaves of the passions
- Socrates dissatisfied : n analysis of Plato's Crito
- Socrates, pleasure and value
- Sorting out ethics
- Sound sentiments : integrity in the emotions
- Sounds : a philosophical theory
- Space, time, matter, and form : essays on Aristotle's Physics
- Speaking my mind : expression and self-knowledge
- Spinoza : metaphysical themes
- Spinoza's heresy : immortality and the Jewish mind
- Spirituality for the skeptic : the thoughtful love of life
- Stability and justification in Hume's treatise
- Sticks and stones : the philosophy of insults
- Subjective, intersubjective, objective : philosophical essays, volume 3
- Taking action, saving lives : our duties to protect environmental and public health
- Testimony : a philosophical study
- The Christian god
- The Divine Lawmaker : Lectures on Induction, Laws of Nature, and the Existence of God.
- The God of metaphysics
- The Kantian sublime : from morality to art
- The Oxford handbook of ethical theory
- The Oxford handbook of philosophy of mathematics and logic
- The Oxford handbook of philosophy of religion
- The Oxford handbook of rationality
- The act itself
- The advancement of science : science without legend, objectivity without illusions
- The aesthetic appreciation of nature
- The aesthetics of music
- The anatomy of neoplatonism
- The animal question : why non-human animals deserve human rights
- The architecture of matter : Galileo to Kant
- The architecture of reason : the structure and substance of rationality
- The architecture of the imagination : new essays on pretence, possibility, and fiction
- The architecture of the mind
- The atrocity paradigm : a theory of evil
- The book of evidence
- The brute within : appetitive desire in Plato and Aristotle
- The cement of the universe : a study of causation
- The coherence of theism
- The common mind : an essay on psychology, society, and politics
- The concealed art of the soul : theories of self and practices of truth in Indian ethics and epistemology
- The devil in the details : asymptotic reasoning in explanation, reduction, and emergence
- The emergence of a scientific culture : science and the shaping of modernity 1210-1685
- The emotions : a philosophical exploration
- The enchantment of words : Wittgenstein's 'Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus'
- The ethics of Philodemus
- The ethics of care : personal, political, and global
- The ethics of killing : problems at the margins of life
- The evolution of the soul
- The existence of God
- The fabric of character : Aristotle's theory of virtue
- The false prison : Vol.two
- The false prison, volume one
- The four-category ontology : a metaphysical foundation for natural science
- The heirs of Plato : a study of the Old Academy, 347-274 B.C
- The human animal : personal identity without psychology
- The images of time : an essay on temporal representation
- The imaginary museum of musical works : an essay in the philosophy of music
- The impartial spectator : Adam Smith's moral philosophy
- The indispensability of mathematics
- The innate mind : Foundations and the future, volume 3.
- The innate mind, volume 1, Structure and contents
- The innate mind, volume 2, Culture and cognition
- The joy of philosophy : thinking thin versus the passionate life
- The knowability paradox
- The language and reality of time
- The language of morals
- The last word
- The light of the soul : theories of ideas in Leibniz, Malebranche, and Descartes
- The limits of morality
- The magic prism : an essay in the philosophy of language
- The measure of mind : propositional attitudes and their attribution
- The measure of mind : propositional attitudes and their attribution
- The metaphysics of creation : Aquinas's natural theology in Summa contra gentiles II
- The metaphysics of knowledge
- The metaphysics of theism : Aquinas's natural theology in Summa contra gentiles I
- The metaphysics within physics
- The midwife of platonism : text and subtext in Plato's Theaetetus
- The mind in nature
- The mind of God and the works of man
- The moral demands of affluence
- The moral limits of the criminal law, volume 1, Harm to others
- The moral limits of the criminal law, volume 2, Offense to others
- The moral limits of the criminal law, volume 3, Harm to self
- The moral limits of the criminal law, volume 4, Harmless wrongdoing
- The morality of freedom
- The morality of happiness
- The nature and structure of content
- The nature of mathematical knowledge
- The nature of necessity
- The nature of normativity
- The nature of perception
- The necessity of theater : the art of watching and being watched
- The normative web : an argument for moral realism
- The oxford handbook of epistemology
- The phenomenal self
- The philosophy of Elizabeth Anscombe
- The philosophy of Epictetus
- The philosophy of John Norris
- The philosophy of Leibniz : metaphysics and language
- The philosophy of Schopenhauer
- The philosophy of sociality : the shared point of view
- The philosophy of the young Kant : the precritical project
- The possibility of knowledge
- The possibility of metaphysics : substance, identity, and time
- The price of truth : how money affects the norms of science
- The problem of evil : the Gifford Lectures delivered in the University of St Andrews in 2003
- The quest for reality : subjectivism and the metaphysics of colour
- The re-enchantment of the world : art versus religion
- The realm of reason
- The reason's proper study : essays towards a neo-Fregean philosophy of mathematics
- The reflective life : living wisely with our limits
- The reign of relativity : philosophy in physics 1915-1925
- The rejection of consequentialism : a philosophical investigation of the considerations underlying rival moral conceptions
- The rejection of consequentialism : a philosophical investigation of the considerations underlying rival moral conceptions
- The resurrection of God incarnate
- The retreat of reason : a dilemma in the philosophy of life
- The riddle of Hume's Treatise : skepticism, naturalism, and irreligion
- The right and the good
- The scientific image
- The seas of language
- The seventh sense : Francis Hutcheson and eighteenth-century British aesthetics
- The significance of free will
- The significance of philosophical scepticism
- The stoic life : emotions, duties, and fate
- The structure of objects
- The things we mean
- The uses of sense : Wittgenstein's philosophy of language
- The value of humanity in Kant's moral theory
- The world we want : how and why the ideals of the Enlightenment still elude us
- The worldview of personalism : origins and early development
- Theory and truth : philosophical critique within foundational science
- Thinking about consciousness
- Thinking about knowing
- Thomas Reid's theory of perception
- Thought and reality
- Thought experiments
- Thought's footing : themes in Wittgenstein's 'Philosophical investigations'
- Time and eternity in mid-thirteenth-century thought
- Time for Aristotle : Physics IV. 10-14
- Time, tense, and causation
- Towards non-being : the logic and metaphysics of intentionality
- Tracking truth : knowledge, evidence, and science
- Truly understood
- Truth
- Truth and ontology
- Truth and paradox : solving the riddles
- Truth and the absence of fact
- Truth and the end of inquiry : a Peircean account of truth
- Truth in virtue of meaning : a defence of the analytic/synthetic distinction
- Truth, language, and history
- Truth, rationality, and pragmatism : themes from Peirce
- Understanding eating disorders : conceptual and ethical issues in the treatment of anorexia and bulimia nervosa
- Understanding human knowledge : philosophical essays
- Understanding people : normativity and rationalizing explanation
- Understanding truth
- Unprincipled virtue : an inquiry Into moral agency
- Vagueness in context
- Value and context : the nature of moral and political knowledge
- Value judgement : improving our ethical beliefs
- Value, reality, and desire
- Virtue ethics : a pluralistic view
- Virtue in the cave : moral inquiry in Plato's Meno
- Virtue, vice, and value
- Virtues and vices : and other essays in moral philosophy
- Visible identities : race, gender, and the self
- Visual thinking in mathematics
- Wandering significance : an essay on conceptual behaviour
- War and self-defense
- Warrant : the current debate
- Warrant and proper function
- Warranted Christian belief
- Ways a world might be : metaphysical and anti-metaphysical essays
- Weakness of will and practical irrationality
- Weighing lives
- Well-being : its meaning, measurement and moral importance
- What am I? : Descartes and the mind-body problem
- What are we? : a study in personal ontology
- When truth gives out
- Which rights should be universal?
- Whose body is it annyway? : justice and the integrity of the person
- Why there is something rather than nothing
- Why think? : evolution and the rational mind
- Wittgenstein : connections and controversies
- Wittgenstein on mind and language
- Wittgenstein's private language : grammar, nonsense and imagination in 'Philosophical Investigations' [sections] 243-315
- Women and citizenship
- Women's liberation and the sublime : feminism, postmodernism, environment
- Words and thoughts : subsentences, ellipsis, and the philosophy of language
- Words without objects : semantics, ontology, and logic for non-singularity
- Works of music : an essay in ontology
- World without design : the ontological consequences of naturalism
- Zombies and consciousness
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