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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences (PhiMiSci) is a peer-reviewed, not-for-profit open-access journal that is free for authors and readers. philosophymindscience.org

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

#PhiMiSci recently published a new article in the special issue on Philosophy and Chemosenses: "What is interoception? A case study on smell and metabolism" by S. Livi. It exposes conceptual limitations in dominant accounts of interoception, the registration of bodily needs like hunger and thirst.

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What is interoception? A case study on smell and metabolism | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

What do we lose in our social lives when we lose olfaction? This question marks the beginning of a new article recently published in the #PhiMiSci special issue on Philosophy and Chemosenses: "The ‘olfactory us’: Social interaction and chemosignals" by Carlos Vara Sánchez.

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The ‘olfactory us’: Social interaction and chemosignals | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

#PhiMiSci recently published a new stand alone article: "Facing the interface: General and specific images in action" by Silvana Pani. The paper addresses the problem of how propositional intentions and non-propositional motor representations coordinate in guiding purposive action.

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Facing the interface: General and specific images in action | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

New article in #PhiMiSci: In "Conceptual coherence", Matías Osta-Vélez and Peter Gärdenfors propose a formal framework in which the coherence of a concept depends on the patterns of covariation among its properties. #PhilMind #PhilPsych #CogSci philosophymindscience.org/index.php/ph...

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Conceptual coherence | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

New article in #PhiMiSci: Ali Yousefi Heris argues that emotions are natural kinds. The account preserves scientific realism while accommodating cultural and individual variation. #PhilMind #PhilPsych philosophymindscience.org/index.php/ph...

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Emotions as natural kinds: An internalist-causalist account | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 11/07/2026

#PhiMiSci has launched a new special issue on Infant Consciousness, edited by C. Passos-Ferreira, S.B. Fink, and J. Frohlich. The first batch features three articles, covering topics including infant color consciousness, the marker method, and an argument for assessing fetal consciousness.

Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 01/07/2026

#PhiMiSci published a new article: "Icons in action" by Wim Pouw argues that iconicity is neither reducible to objective resemblance nor to a purely subjective impression, but arises from a niche-constructed organism-environment system.

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Icons in action | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 21/06/2026

A new standalone article has been published in #PhiMiSci: “Vision for action is more than 'Janus-Faced'” by G. Ferretti and S. Zipoli Caiani. The paper proposes a unifying account of visual object description, visual action guidance, and intentionality.

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Vision for action is more than Janus-faced | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 04/06/2026

#PhiMiSci recently published a new standalone article: "An algorithmic agent model of pure awareness and minimal experiences" by E. Lopez-Sola, R. Sanchez-Todo, J. Vohryzek and G. Ruffini. The proposed algorithmic agent model links phenomenology, dynamical systems theory, and computation.

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An algorithmic agent model of pure awareness and minimal experiences | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 01/06/2026

The next article in the #PhiMiSci special issue on Philosophy and Chemosenses has been published: "The nature of the chemical senses" by Vivian Mizrahi. The paper defends a stuff theory of the chemical senses: smell and taste are directly oriented toward stuffs rather than individual objects.

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The nature of the chemical senses | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 25/05/2026

A new article has been published on #PhiMiSci: „Here, where? A puzzle for olfactory experience’s spatiality“ by D. Garcia Saveedra is the second contribution to our special issue on philosophy and chemosenses. It examines how smell can be spatially indeterminate and still be experienced as external.

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Here, where? A puzzle for olfactory experience’s spatiality | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 18/05/2026

As the final entry in our 2025 special issue on structuralism, #PhiMiSci recently published “The structure and bounds of consciousness” by Brandon Ashby. The paper discusses the idea of phenomenal smugglers – physical and functional duplicates of us who have more kinds of experiences than we do.

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The structure and bounds of consciousness | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 28/04/2026

#PhiMiSci launched a special issue on “Philosophy and Chemosenses,” edited by G. Martina and B. Young. The first article, “Basic tastes – A philosophical consideration” by C. Spence and N. Di Stefano, is a narrative historical review exploring whether there are basic tastes and how to define them.

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Basic tastes – A philosophical consideration | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 22/03/2026

#PhiMiSci has published a new book symposium on Mazviita Chirimuuta’s „The Brain Abstracted“, edited by Philipp Haueis. It features a précis by the author, seven commentaries, and her replies. Readers may also be interested in a #BrainsBlog post on the symposium, forthcoming later this week.

Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 11/03/2026

Important news for our Italian colleagues: #PhiMiSci has been recognized as a Class A journal by the Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes (ANVUR) in area 11/C2. We hope this will make #PhiMiSci an even more attractive venue for your work!

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 13/02/2026

A new article has been published in the #PhiMiSci special issue on structuralism in the science of consciousness: "The symphony of consciousness and the minimal experience of self" by Jeff Yoshimi and Jason Ford.

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The symphony of consciousness and the minimal experience of self | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 03/02/2026

The next article in the #PhiMiSci special issue on structuralism is out: “Linking the structure of neuronal mechanisms to the structure of qualia” by A. Maier and N. Tsuchiya. It surveys the key literature leading up to a structural approach to consciousness and rates the current state of the filed.

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Linking the structure of neuronal mechanisms to the structure of qualia | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 01/02/2026

A new article in the #PhiMiSci special issue on structuralism is out: “The Newman problem of consciousness science” by Johannes Kleiner. The paper introduces and examines the Newman problem, arguing that consciousness science can avoid it by carefully choosing its definition of structure.

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The Newman problem of consciousness science | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 19/01/2026

#PhiMiSci published a new article in the special issue on structuralism: “Neurophenomenal structuralism and the role of computational context” by M. Paßler and A. Doerig. It aims to challenges local structuralist theories that overlook the content-constituting role of computational context.

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Neurophenomenal structuralism and the role of computational context | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 16/01/2026

What are the elements of experience? Are they themselves experiences? Are they unified with each other, and how? These and further questions are addressed by L. Roelofs in his new article "What are the elements of experience?", recently published in the #PhiMiSci special issue on structuralism.

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What are the elements of experience? | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 08/12/2025

#PhiMiSci recently published a new article: „Attention and collective interests in artificial intelligence: In search of a regulatory framework“ by C. Dicey Jennings & C. Montemayor explores the role of attention in #AI and argues that we should understand these systems as collective agents.

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Attention and collective interests in artificial intelligence: In search of a regulatory framework | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 20/11/2025

#PhiMiSci has published a new stand-alone article: "Sartre on imaginative presence" by Valerie Bernard, which explains Sartre’s theory of phenomenal presence and contrasts his view on why a dreamer lacks a true sense of immersion in a dreamscape with the positions of Windt and Barkasi.

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 11/11/2025

#PhiMiSci has released a Call for Papers, inviting submissions for a book symposium on Frances Egan’s new book, „Deflating Mental Representation“. The symposium will be edited by Ken Aizawa, and the submission period runs from November 15, 2025, to April 15, 2026. For more information, see here:

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 05/11/2025

New paper in the #PhiMiSci special issue on structuralism: “The incommensurability problem: A critique of phenomenal structuralism” by Miguel Á. Sebastián argues that phenomenal structuralism clarifies the relational nature of qualities but fails to explain shared aspects of qualitative experience.

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The incommensurability problem: A critique of phenomenal structuralism | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 30/10/2025

#PhiMiSci published a new article in its special issue on structuralism. In „Structural representation and the Newman problem of the brain and AI“, Holger Lyre argues that the Newman problem causes a skeptical challenge for representational structuralism and presents a solution.

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Structural representation and the Newman problem of the brain and AI | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 23/10/2025

#PhiMiSci published a new standalone article: In “What active inference still can’t do: The (frame) problem that just won’t go away”, Darius Parvizi-Wayne argues that both new and old attempts to solve the frame problem on the basis of the active inference framework are explanatorily inadequate.

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What active inference still can’t do: The (frame) problem that just won’t go away | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 17/10/2025

Last but not least among the contributions to its special issue on dreaming and mind wandering, #PhiMiSci has published “Involuntary ‘what if’ moments: Improbable simulations across the sleep–wake cycle and their relationship with anxiety” by M. C. Poulos, V. Kuvar, R. Mallett, and C. Mills.

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Involuntary “what if” moments: Improbable simulations across the sleep-wake cycle and their relationship with anxiety | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 10/10/2025

A new article has been published in the #PhiMiSci special issue on structuralism and the science of consciousness: “Neurophenomenal Structuralism as a General Theory of Consciousness?” by Jakub Mihálik and Tomáš Marvan.

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Neurophenomenal structuralism as a general theory of consciousness? | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 18/09/2025

Call for papers: #PhiMiSci is inviting submissions for a Special Issue on Social Perception, understood as the perception of socially relevant properties in others. It is edited by Géraldine Carranante and Joulia Smortchkova. Estimated publication date: 2nd quarter of 2027 Deadline: July 1st, 2026.

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Call for Papers: Social Perception | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 03/09/2025

#PhiMiSci published a new article in its special issue on structuralism: “Action Unity of Consciousness” by E. Schechter. It deals with the consequences of the split-brain phenomenon for the unity of consciousness and proposes a new kind of unity relation that may persist after split-brain surgery.

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Action unity of consciousness | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 14/08/2025

A new article in the #PhiMiSci special issue on structuralism was published: "Methodological Structuralism and the two-Factor Approach: Implications for consciousness science and AI" by Lukas Kob discusses the potential benefits of methodological structuralism for the neurosciences of consciousness.

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 01/08/2025

#PhiMiSci has recently launched a new special issue on "Structuralism and the Science of Consciousness". It opens with a new paper by David Rosenthal titled "Objective foundations for the study of mental qualities". Have a look!

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Objective foundations for the study of mental qualities | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 17/07/2025

Another Call for Papers from #PhiMiSci: We welcome submissions for a special issue titled “Centering Experience in Mental Health: Bridging Psychiatry and Consciousness Science”, edited by C. Caporuscio, R. McAlpine, K. Jerotic, S. Dohnany, V. Joris, and R. Beaute. Deadline: February 1, 2026.

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Call for Papers: Centering Experience in Mental Health: Bridging Psychiatry and Consciousness Science | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 10/07/2025

#PhiMiSci has released a Call for Papers for a special issue titled "Evaluating Artificial Consciousness". It will discuss the problem of artificial consciousness from various perspectives and is edited by Wanja Wiese, François Kammerer, and Christian de Weerd. Submission deadline: January 15, 2026.

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Call for Papers: Evaluating Artificial Consciousness | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

#PhiMiSci has published a full book symposium on Joshua May’s "Neuroethics: Agency in the Age of Brain Science". Edited by Carolyn Dicey Jennings, it features five contributions, along with a précis and a response to the commentators by Joshua May. Now fully #OpenAccess on the #PhiMiSci website.

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Book Symposium: “ Neuroethics: Agency in the Age of Brain Science” | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 30/06/2025

#PhiMiSci published a new article: "The information-processing perspective on representation" by Manolo Martínez. The paper introduces a novel framework for theorizing about representations in cognitive science. Take a look!

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The information-processing perspective on representation | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 17/06/2025

#PhiMiSci has announced a Call for Papers for a new Special Issue on infant consciousness, edited by Claudia Passos Ferreira, Sascha Benjamin Fink, and Joel Frohlich. The submission deadline is October 15th, 2025, and the estimated publication date is Q2, 2026. We look forward to your submissions!

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CFP: Special Issue on Infant Consciousness | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 02/06/2025

#PhiMiSci has launched a new "Commentaries" section. The first piece is by J. Galiano-Landeira, responding to Michael Newall’s “What is it like to be a tetrachromat?” It connects Newall’s analysis of tetrachromatic color perception with reflections on the question of AI phenomenal consciousness.

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A commentary on “What is it like to be a tetrachromat?” by Michael Newall | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 21/05/2025

What constitutes intelligent behaviour? This question is explored by N. Poth, T. A. Tjøstheim, and A. Stephens in their new article "Rethinking intelligent behaviour through the lens of accurate prediction: Adaptive control in uncertain environments". Now available #OpenAccess on #PhiMiSci.

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Rethinking intelligent behaviour through the lens of accurate prediction: Adaptive control in uncertain environments | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 08/05/2025

#PhiMiSci has recently published a new article in its special issue on dreaming and mind wandering: "When life is but a dream: Does transliminality predict continuity of thought across the sleep-wake cycle?" by J. R. Ortega, M. E. Rosen, and J. W. Schooler: philosophymindscience.org/index.php/ph...

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 28/04/2025

#PhiMiSci has published a new article as part of our ongoing special issue on dreaming and mind wandering: "Why do we remember our dreams so well? Implications of dream recollection on the imagination vs. hallucination debate" by Ludwig Crespin and Melanie G. Rosen. Take a look!

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Why do we remember our dreams so well? Implications of dream recollection on the imagination vs. hallucination debate | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 31/03/2025

#PhiMiSci is looking for new Editors! If you appreciate our work and would like to join our team as either Editor-in-Chief or Associate Editor of a fully cost-free #OpenAccess journal, apply by April 22nd, 2025. You can find the application details here: philosophymindscience.org/index.php/ph...

Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 13/03/2025

#PhiMiSci just announced a Call for Abstracts for a book symposium on “The Brain Abstracted. Simplification in the History and Philosophy of Neuroscience” by Mazviita Chirimuuta, which offers a novel philosophical study of the brain sciences. Deadline: 15th of April 2025.

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Call for Abstracts: „The Brain Abstracted“ by Mazviita Chirimuuta | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 11/03/2025

#PhiMiSci announced a Call for Papers for the special issue "Philosophy and Chemosenses", edited by G. Martina & B. Young. It aims to stimulate research on perception, experience, and cognition in the chemosenses, covering established and under-explored questions. Submission deadline: Sept 1, 2025.

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Call for Papers: Philosophy and Chemosenses | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 21/02/2025

New article in #PhiMisci! Remington Mallett, Y. Nahas, K. Christoff, K. A. Paller & C. Mills investigate cognitive control and semantic thought variability across sleep and wakefulness. The article is part of a SI edited by Thomas Andrillon, Manuela Kirberg, & Jennifer Windt. doi.org/10.33735/phi...

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Cognitive control and semantic thought variability across sleep and wakefulness | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 21/02/2025

A new article has been published on the #PhiMiSci website: "Is De Brigard a simulationist?" by Kourken Michaelian, Juan F. Álvarez, and James Openshaw. The authors investigate whether De Brigard really defends a position that dissolves the conflict between simulationism and causalism about memory.

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Is De Brigard a simulationist? | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 29/01/2025

#PhiMiSci has launched a new volume for 2025! The first publication is "What is it like to be a tetrachromat?" by Michael Newall. He argues that tetrachromats not just see finer graduations of familiar colours, but novel colours that trichromats are unable to see or imagine.

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What is it like to be a tetrachromat? | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 09/01/2025

A new article has been published on #PhiMiSci as part of our special issue on dreaming and mind wandering: „Exploring ‚lucid sleep’ and altered states of consciousness using meditation and visual stimulation: A case series study“ by T. Campillo-Ferrer, A. Alcaraz-Sánchez and S. G. Torres-Platas.

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Exploring “lucid sleep” and altered states of consciousness using meditation and visual stimulation: A case series study | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 29/12/2024

A new article has been published on #PhiMiSci: "Molyneux's question and multisensory integration" by B. Brogaard and D. Gatzia. They argue that variants on Molyneux's question spell trouble for a dominant view of multisensory integration and develop an alternative account immune to these problems.

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Molyneux’s question and multisensory integration | Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

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Philosophy and the Mind Sciences @phimisci.bsky.social · 23/12/2024

#PhiMiSci recently published a new article in its special issue on Molyneux's question today: "Jackson, Diderot and the round and red cherries" by Raphaël Pierrès, which explores what Diderot's treatment of Molyneux's question can teach us about qualia: philosophymindscience.org/index.php/ph...