Selected Articles
- "Red and 'Red'" (1989), Synthèse 78, pp. 193–232.
- "The Impossibility of Moral Responsibility" (1994), Philosophical Studies 75, pp. 5–24.
- "'The Self'" (1997), Journal of Consciousness Studies 4, pp. 405–28.
- "Real Materialism" (2003), in Chomsky and his Critics, ed. L. Antony & N. Hornstein (Oxford: Blackwell), pp. 49–88.
- "Mental ballistics: the involuntariness of spontaneity" (2003), Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, pp. 227–56.
- "Against Narrativity" (2004) Ratio 17, pp. 428–52.
- "Episodic ethics" (2005) in "Narrative and Understanding Person", ed. D. Hutto (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press), pp. 85–115.
- "Why I have no future" (2009) The Philosophers' Magazine, Issue 38
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