Publications
Monograph(s)
This book traces the problem of meaning and reference through the work of Locke, Frege, Russell, Strawson, Donnellan, Kripke, and Grice, situating each thinker's contribution within a single continuous debate. Combining historical narrative with original critical analysis, it challenges conventional readings of these key texts and offers a rigorous entry point into the philosophy of language for students and scholars alike.
Theses
Beyaz, Ömer Erce. 2026. Against Gettierised Epistemology. Master's Thesis, Institute of Philosophy, KU Leuven. Supervisor: Dr. Francesco Praolini.
Beyaz, Ömer Erce. 2025. An Introduction to the Problem of Meaning and Reference: from Frege to Grice. Bachelor's Thesis, Department of Philosophy, Akdeniz University. Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Şahin Filiz.
Popular Writings and Translations
Beyaz, Ömer Erce. 2023. ‘What Is Act Consequentialism?’ by Claire Johnson. Öncül Analytic Philosophy Journal, online.
Beyaz, Ömer Erce. 2022. ‘Yanlış Anlaşılan ve Taraflı Yorumlanan Bir Sima: Gazzâlî’ [A Misunderstood and Biasedly Interpreted Figure: Al-Ghazali]. Öncül Analitik Felsefe Dergisi, online.
Beyaz, Ömer Erce. 2022. ‘Epicurus’ Philosophy: The Pursuit of Pleasure as a Moral Imperative’ by Tim Lake. Öncül Analytic Philosophy Journal, online.
Beyaz, Ömer Erce. 2022. ‘8 Philosophers of Stoicism You Should Know’ by Edd Hodsdon. Öncül Analytic Philosophy Journal, online.
Beyaz, Ömer Erce. 2022. ‘Einstein Believed in Spinoza’s God. Who Is That God?’ Öncül Analytic Philosophy Journal, online.
Beyaz, Ömer Erce. 2022. ‘Pyrrho and the Skeptical Way of Life: Ignorance Is Bliss’ by Jonny Thomson. Öncül Analytic Philosophy Journal, online.
Beyaz, Ömer Erce. 2022. ‘The Meanings of Life and the Limits of Moralizing’ by Galen Watts. Öncül Analytic Philosophy Journal, online.
Beyaz, Ömer Erce. 2022. ‘Is Your Opinion on Abortion Wrong? Critical Thinking and Abortion’ by Nathan Jobes & Kristina Grob. Öncül Analytic Philosophy Journal, online.
Beyaz, Ömer Erce. 2022. ‘Who’s Afraid of Ludwig Wittgenstein? Explaining the Lack of Women in Philosophy’ by Graham Dope. Öncül Analytic Philosophy Journal, online.