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Please cite the published versions, and if you're not sure where to find them, please feel free to email me.

Buddhist Philosophy

• ​Anger and Patience
• Control, Anxiety, and the Progressive Detachment from the self (with Genevieve Hayman)
• The Emptiness of Anger
• The Interdependence and Emptiness of Whiteness
• The Magic of Consciousness (with Eyal Aviv & Sonam Kachru)
• On Vasubandhu’s Viṃśatikākārikā 
• Reflections on the Rope Taken for A Snake

Collective mentality and Radical collaboration

• Accountability and values in radically collaborative research. (With Eric Winsberg & Rebecca Kukla).
• Collective Values (with Marcus Hedhal).
• Collective Responsibility and Fraud in Scientific Communities (with Liam Kofi Bright)
• Computational Models of Group Behavior (with Joseph Jebari).
• Do you see what we see? An investigation of an argument against collective representation.
• Genuinely collective emotions. ​
• The group mind in commonsense psychology. 
• Kinds of collective behavior and the possibility of group minds 
• Making an Author in Radically Collaborative Research. (With Eric Winsberg & Rebecca Kukla).
• Minimal Minds 
• Shared values, interests, and desires (with Marcus Hedahl)
• Sharing Values (with Marcus Hedahl)
• Transactive memory reconstructed.

Empirical Moral Psychology and Commonsense Psychology

• ​Commonsense concepts of phenomenal consciousness: Does anyone care about functional zombies? 
• The construction of philosophical intuitions.
• Critiquing empirical moral psychology. 
• Do emotions play a constitutive role in moral cognition?
• The interdependence and emptiness of whiteness
• From Objectivized Morality to Objective Morality (with Joseph Jebari)
• How the Source, Inevitability and Means of Bringing About Harm Interact in Folk-Moral Judgments. (with Marc Huaser & Philip Pettit).
• Intuitive moral judgments are robust across demographic variation in gender, education, politics, and religion: A large-scale web-based study (with Konika Banerjee & Marc Hauser).
• The linguistic analogy: motivations, results, and speculations. (with Sue Dwyer & Marc Hauser).
• Moral judgments about altruistic self-sacrifice. (with Marc Hauser)
• The moral-conventional distinction in mature moral competence. (with James Lee & Marc Hauser).
• Reflection, reflex, and folk intuitions.
• The role of emotion in moral psychology. (with Sue Dwyer, & Marc Hauser).
• What does the Nation of China think about phenomenal states? (with Hagop Sarkissian, & Mike Bruno).
• What is a philosophical effect?​​

Cognitive Architecture and Situated Agency

• Banishing “I” and “we” from accounts of metacognition (with Daniel Dennett)
• Cultural Evolution and Prosociality: Widening the Hypothesis Space (with Hagop Sarkissian)
• Drawing the Boundaries of Animal Sentience (with Walter Veit)
• Emotional processing in individual and social recalibration (with Trip Glazer)
• Implicit bias, reinforcement learning, and scaffolded moral cognition.
• Massively representational minds are not always driven by goals, conscious or otherwise (with Rob Rupert)
• Minding Theory of Mind (with Melanie Yergeau)
• Oppressive Things (with Shen-yi Liao)
• Picturing, signifying and attending
• Planning and Prefigurative Practice: The Nature of Freedom and the Possibility of control
• Socially embedded cognition.
• Socialized attention and situated agency (unpublished)
• Surprisal and valuation in the predictive brain. 
• Tool Use as Situated Cognition (with Andy Blitzer).
• Temporal Updating, Behavioral Leaning, and the Phenomenology of Time-Consciousness (with Genevieve Hayman) 
• Troubles with stereotypes for Spinozan minds.
• Unification at the Cost of Realism and Precision (with Rachel Brown, Carl Brusse, & Ross Pain)

Book Reviews 

• Cristina Bicchieri, Norms in the Wild: How to Diagnose, Measure, and Change Social Norms.
• Robert Blank, Intervention in the Brain: Politics, Policy, and Ethics
• John Deigh, Emotions, values, and law. 
• Christoph Durt, Thomas Fuchs & Christian Tewes (eds.), Embodiment, Enaction, and Culture: Investigating the Constitution of the Shared World.
• Jon Elster, Explaining social behavior: More nuts and bolts for the social sciences.
• Keith Frankish & Bill Ramsey (eds), The Cambridge Handbook of cognitive science.  (with Eric Mandelbaum) 
• Steven Horst, Cognitive Pluralism
• Christian List & Phillip Pettit, Group Agency: The possibility, design, and status of corporate agents. 
• ​Rick Repetti, Buddhism, Meditation, and Free will: A theory of mental freedom
• Robert Rupert, Cognitive systems and the extended mind. 
• Tad Zawidzki, Mindshaping: A new framework for understanding human social cognition. 

Miscellaneous short pieces

• Interview with Shelley Tremain for Dialogues on Disability
• Critical précis of Peter Railton's "The Affective Dog and Its Rational Tale: Intuition and Attunement"
• The dangers of White spaces (written for Dismantling the masters house; never published)
• ​​Reply to Del Pinal and Spaulding on Conceptual Centrality and Implicit Bias

Miscellaneous long pieces

• Why Dennettian Themes Won't Go Away​​
• Collective Intentionality and Socially Extended Minds (with Mattia Gallotti)