Papers

1. M., F., & Tedder, A. (forthcoming). Irregular theories. Analysis.

2. M., F. (forthcoming). A problem with strongly inevitabilist narratives of mathematics. Philosophia Scientiae.

3. M., F., & Martin, B. (2026). How logic(ian)s disagree. Philosophical Studies.

4. M., F. (2026). Variable sharing and mathematical practice. Journal of Logic, Language and Information.

5. M., F. (2026). Inconsistency is in the eye of the mathematician. Philosophia Mathematica.

6. Rosina, E. E., & M., F. (2025). Not strictly a woman -- QUD-based 4-valent reasoning discharges lexical meaning. Logics.

7. M., F. (2025). Feminist logic, broadly speaking. Synthese.

8. Tytko, K., & al. (2025). Critical concept kinds and diversity of mental representations. EBiŚ.

9. M., F. (forthcoming). Logic and trans philosophy. In Trans Philosophy in a Time of Crisis, Bloomsbury.

10. M., F. (2024). Critical math kinds: A framework for the philosophy of alternative mathematics. Erkenntnis.

11. M., F. (2023). The contribution of logic to epistemic injustice. Social Epistemology.

    • M., F. (2024). Three misrepresentations of feminist logic: A response to Barceló. SERRC.

    • M., F. (2025). The logician's responsibility: A response to Caret. SERRC.

12. M., F., & Tedder, A. (2023). Consistent theories in inconsistent logics. Journal of Philosophical Logic.

13. M., F. (2023). The liberation argument for inconsistent mathematics. Australasian Journal of Logic.

14. M., F., & Motto Ros, L. (2020). A descriptive main gap theorem. Journal of Mathematical Logic.

Books

1. M., F. (2023). Rethinking inconsistent mathematics. PhD Thesis, Ruhr University Bochum.

Under review

• A paper on gender and proof

• A paper on logical revisionism (w/ Ben Martin)