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Towards a hybrid approach to unveil the Chimaira of neurosciences: philosophy, aperiodic activity and the neural correlates of consciousness by Ladas, Aristea I., Gravalas, Triantafyllos, Stoneham, Tom, Frantzidis, Christos A.

“…Contemporary theories of consciousness, although very efficient in postulating testable hypotheses, seem to either neglect its relational aspect or to have a…”
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Quine on Quantification and Existence by Stoneham, Tom

“…Quine’s justly famous paper “On What There Is” introduced a criterion of ontological commitment which has been almost universally accepted by analytic…”
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Time and Truth: The Presentism-Eternalism Debate by Stoneham, Tom

“…There are many questions we can ask about time, but perhaps the most fundamental is whether there are metaphysically interesting differences between past,…”
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Combinatorialism and the possibility of nothing by Efird, David, Stoneham, Tom

“…We argue that Armstrong's Combinatorialism allows for the possibility of nothing by giving a Combinatorial account of the empty world and show that such an…”
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Action, knowledge and embodiment in Berkeley and Locke by Stoneham, Tom

“…Embodiment is a fact of human existence which philosophers should not ignore. They may differ to a great extent in what they have to say about our bodies, but…”
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CATCHING BERKELEY'S SHADOW by STONEHAM, TOM

“…Berkeley thinks that we only see the size, shape, location, and orientation of objects in virtue of the correlation between sight and touch. Shadows have all…”
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A Neglected Account of Perception by Stoneham, Tom

“…I aim to draw the reader's attention to an easily overlooked account of perception, namely that there are no perceptual experiences, that to perceive something…”
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A reductio of coherentism by Stoneham, Tom

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Justifying Metaphysical Nihilism: A Response to Cameron by Efird, David, Stoneham, Tom

“…Ross Cameron charges the subtraction argument for metaphysical nihilism with equivocation: each premise is plausible only under different interpretations…”
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IS METAPHYSICAL NIHILISM INTERESTING? by EFIRD, DAVID, STONEHAM, TOM

“…Suppose nothing exists. Then it is true that nothing exists. What makes that true? Nothing! So it seems that if nothing existed, then the principle that every…”
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The Subtraction Argument for the Possibility of Free Mass by EFIRD, DAVID, STONEHAM, TOM

“…Jonathan Schaffer has recently argued that there can be objects having only mass. We show that his argument is either invalid or question begging…”
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Another Failed Refutation of Scepticism by Stoneham, Tom, Sullivan-Bissett, Ema

“…Recientemente, Jessica Wilson ha elaborado una versión más sofisticada de la objeción según la cual el escepticismo cartesiano se auto-destruye. Wilson…”
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When did Collier read Berkeley? by Stoneham, Tom

“…Arthur Collier, 1680-1732, was a Wiltshire clergyman educated at Oxford. In 1713 he published a slim volume called "Clavis Universalis" which argued for an…”
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Berkeley's "Esse Is Percipi" and Collier's "Simple" Argument by Stoneham, Tom

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A reductio of coherentism by Stoneham, Tom

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What is the Principle of Recombination? by Efird, David, Stoneham, Tom

“…In this paper, we give a precise characterization of the principle of recombination and argue that it need not be subject to any restrictions…”
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Temporal Externalism by Stoneham, Tom

“…Temporal Externalism is the view that future events can contribute to determining the present content of our thoughts and utterances. Two objections to…”
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On Equivocation by Stoneham, Tom

“…Equivocation is often described as a fallacy. In this short note I argue that it is not a logical concept but an epistemic one. The argument of one who…”
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The subtraction argument for metaphysical nihilism by Efird, David, Stoneham, Tom

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Conditionals and Bi-conditionals in Constitutive Theories of Self-Knowledg by Stoneham, Tom

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