Papers

■ Perplexing Metamorphoses of the Demarcation Problem. Theoria, forthcoming. link 

■ Must Scientific Realists Respond to the Challenge of the PMI? Teorie vedy/Theory of Science. pdf

■ Scientism and the Problem of Self-Referential Incoherence. Social Epistemology, 2025, 39: 262-275. link

■ Ordinary Referring Names in Fictional Contexts. Principia, 2022, 26: 413-428. pdf

■  Chomsky's London.  Croatian Journal of Philosophy, 2021, 62,  285-299. link

■ Some Remaining Problems for Fictional File Theory: A Short Reply to Eleonora Orlando. ESPES, 2021.  pdf

■  Talking about Nothing. Logic and Logical Philosophy, 2020, 311-321. pdf

■  Fictional Objects within the Theory of Mental Files: Problems and Prospects. ESPES, 2020, 9(2): 32-48.

■  Is There a Uniform Explanation for Strawsonian Contrast Cases? Filozofia Nauki/The Philosophy of Science, 2018, 26: 29-47.

■  Negative Existentials: A Problem still Unsolved. Pragmatics, 2018, 28: 599-616.

■  A Note on the Artefactualist Theory of Fictional Objects. Communication & Cognition, 2017, 50: 71-92.

■  Fiction and Representation. SATS, 2015, 16: 202-215.

■  Indexicals, Fiction, and Perspective. Semiotica, 2015, 203(1): 109–122.

■  Linguistic Data and Fictional Characters. Linguistic and Philosophical Investigations, 2014, 13: 140–151.

■  Epistemic Modals: A Cross-Theoretical Approach. Language and Dialogue, 2013, 3(3): 422–436.

■  Perspectival Indexicality in Fiction. Journal of Philosophical Research, 2013, 38: 367–376.

■  Talking about Borderline Cases. Communication & Cognition, 2012, 45: 3–12.

■  Borderline Cases and Definiteness. Prolegomena, 2012, 11(2): 197–206.

■  On the Epistemic Status of Borderline Cases. Principia, 2012, 16(1): 179–184.

■  Vagueness, Ignorance, and Epistemic Possibilities. Logos & Episteme, 2011, 2(2): 273–284.

■  On the Pluralistic Conception of Logic. Pragmatics and Cognition, 2010, 18(1): 1–16.

■  Epistemic Approaches to Vagueness. Dialogue, 2010, 49(2): 295–307.

■  Conceptual Knowledge as Emergence. Semiotica, 2008, 170(1): 25–36.

Book Reviews

■  Review of Cuts and Clouds: Vagueness, Its Nature, and Its Logic. Philosophy in Review, 2010, 30(5): 328–330.

■  Review of Jonathan Sutton’s book Without Justification. Philosophy in Review, 2008, 28(1): 87–89.

Editing

■  Linguistic and Literary Aspects of Perspectivity. Semiotica, 2015, 203(1).

■  I am a co-founder and editor (with Erzsébet Szabó) of the Studia Poetica Supplementum Series.

Work in Progress

■  Meaning Theory and the Language of Science (a book-length project).

■ Pseudoscience: An Elusive Target.

■  Representing the Nonexistent.

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