Joseph H. Shieber

Intuitions & Epistemology

• Looks and the immediacy of visual objectual knowledge, Analysis​ (2017).
  
• Review of Trent Dougherty, ed. Evidentialism and its Discontents, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, 2013.06.22.
  
• A Partial Defense of Intuition on Naturalist Grounds, Synthese (2012), 187: 321-41.
  
• On the Nature of Thought Experiments and a Core Motivation of Experimental Philosophy, Philosophical Psychology (2010), 23: 547 - 64; republished in Horvath and Grundmann (eds.) Experimental Philosophy and its Critics, Routledge (2012).
  
• On the Possibility of Conceptually Structured Experience: Demonstrative Concepts and Fineness of Grain, Inquiry (2010), 53: 383 - 97.
  
• On the Tenability of Non-Factualism With Regard to the A Priori, Pacific Philosophical Quarterly (1999), 80: 379 - 390.

Miscellaneous

• Personal Responsibility and Middle Knowledge: A Challenge for the Molinist, International Journal for Philosophy of Religion (2009), 66: 61-70.
  
• Biography of P. F. Strawson (ca. 4000 word entry) in S. Brown (ed.) The Dictionary of Twentieth Century British Philosophers, Bristol: Thoemmes Continuum, 2005.
  
• Biography of L. J. Cohen (ca. 2500 word entry) in S. Brown (ed.) The Dictionary of Twentieth Century British Philosophers, Bristol: Thoemmes Continuum, 2005.
  
• Biography of M. Polanyi (ca. 2500 word entry) in S. Brown (ed.) The Dictionary of Twentieth Century British Philosophers, Bristol: Thoemmes Continuum, 2005.
  

Testimony & Assertion

• An Idle and Most False Imposition: Truth-seeking vs. Status-seeking and the Failure of Epistemic Vigilance, Philosophic Exchange (2023).
  
• Challenging the ability intuition: From personal to extended to distributed belief-forming processes, Philosophical Issues (2022), pp. 351-366.
  
• Expanding the scope of reflective knowledge: from mine to ours, Philosophical Issues (2019), pp. 241-253.
  
• Socially Distributed Cognition and the Epistemology of Testimony, In Miranda Fricker, Peter Graham, David Henderson & Nikolaj Jang Pedersen (eds.), The Routledge Handbook of Social Epistemology (2019) New York, NY, USA: pp. 87-95.
  
• Review of J. Adam Carter et al., eds. Socially Extended Epistemology, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews​, 2019.05.11.
  
• Toward a Truly Social Epistemology: Babbage, the Division of Mental Labor, and the Possibility of Socially Distributed Warrant, Philosophy & Phenomenological Research (2013), 86: 266-94.
  
• Against Credibility, Australasian Journal of Philosophy (2012), 90: 1-18.
  
• Between Autonomy and Authority: Kant on the Epistemic Status of Testimony, Philosophy & Phenomenological Research (2010), 80: 327 - 48.
  
• Locke on Testimony: A Reexamination, History of Philosophy Quarterly (2009), 26: 21 - 41.
  
• Epistemological Contextualism and the Knowledge Account of Assertion, Philosophia (2009), 37: 169 - 181.
  
• Understanding Assertion: Lessons from the False-Belief Task, Language & Communication (2009), 29: 47 - 60.
  
• Reid on Cartesianism with Regard to Testimony: A Non-Reductionist Reappraisal, Reid Studies (1999), ii:  59 - 69.