NANESI Publications
​The main outputs of the project

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• Almagro, Manuel & Neftalí Villanueva (Forthcoming). A Wittgensteinian take on moral vs. deep disagreements. Synthese. 
• Almagro, Manuel, Carmela Vieites, Hamsa Chakkour & Andrea Sancho (2026). How can hate narratives be tracked in online environments? A corpus-based study. Frontiers in Communication, 11, 1743196.
• ​Almagro, Manuel & Carmela Vieites (2025). De-idealizing Hate Speech: Hate Narratives. Topoi.
• Almagro, Manuel & Carme Isern-Mas (2025). Blunting Concepts: The Double-Edged Effect of Popularizing Psychotherapy Language. Philosophical Psychology.
• Berio, Leda, Steffen Koch, Daniel James, Benedict Kenyah-Damptey & Alex Wiegmann (2025). Folk Concepts of Race, Cross-culturally. Australasian Journal of Philosophy.
• ​Bonalumi, Francesca & Azzurra Ruggeri (2025). Children and wilful ignorance. Current Opinion in Psychology, 66, 102126.
• Caponetto, Laura & Neri Marsili (2025). Counterevidentials. Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 103(2), 397–415.
• Cepollaro, Bianca (2026). Intersectionality and the Reclamation of Slurs: Worries and Challenges. Topoi.
• Cepollaro, Bianca, Marta Jorba & Valentina Petrolini (2026). The Case of ‘Autistic’: Pejorative Uses and Reclamation. Ergo, 13(7), 204–223.
• Croce, Michel & Neri Marsili. MISPLACED TRUST IN EXPERTISE. Pseudo-experts and unreliable experts, in Social Epistemology. 
• Delgado, Laura & Claudia Picazo (2026). Exploiting Ambiguity. Mind.
• Domaneschi, Filippo, Bianca Cepollaro & Isidora Stojanovic (2025). Literally ‘a jerk’: An experimental investigation of expressives in predicative position. Language and Cognition, 17, e13.
• Drainville, Raymond & Jennifer Saul (2026). Perspectival Dogwhistles. Topoi.
• Fairhurst, Jordi & Victoria Lavorerio (2025). What Deep Disagreements Are and Are Not: A Meta-epistemological Analysis. Metaphilosophy, 56(5), 466–486.
• Giunta, Giulia, Diana Mazzarella & Filippo Domaneschi (2025). Are presuppositions really misleading? Assessing the impact of linguistic encoding, at-issueness, and source reliability on epistemic vigilance. Mind & Language, 40(4), 365–385.
• Güver, Levin & Markus Kneer (2025). Causation, Norms, and Cognitive Bias. Cognition, 259, 106105.
  
• Isern-Mas, Carme & Manuel Almagro (Forthcoming). Unmasking Therapy-Speak. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics.
  
• Marsili, Neri (Forthcoming) HOW ONLINE MISINFORMATION WORKS: a costly signalling perspective, in Misinformation and Other Epistemic Pathologies, edited by Mihaela Popa-Wyatt, Cambridge University Press. 
• Moldovan, Andrei (Forthcoming).  Is there a Frege-Strawson Theory of Presuppositions? Philosophical Psychology
• Lavorerio, Victoria & Jordi Fairhurst (2026). Rethinking Deep Disagreements: A Defence of Family-Resemblance and Methodological Pluralism. Erkenntnis.Marsili, Neri & Maurizio Mascitti (2024). Menzogna. APhEx, 30, 178–214.
• Mihailov, Emilian, Ivar R. Hannikainen & Alex Wiegmann (2025). Sacrificing objects instead of persons: Order effects without emotional engagement. Philosophical Psychology, 38(2), 579–598.
• Milosavljevic, Ana, Nausicaa Pouscoulous & Diana Mazzarella (2026). Irony Comprehension: Pragmatics Meets Epistemic Vigilance. First Language, 46(3), 393–413.
• Moldovan, Andrei (2026). Is there a Frege-Strawson Theory of Presuppositions?. Review of Philosophy and Psychology.
• Moldovan, Andrei (2026). Some remarks on entailed conversational implicatures. teorema. Revista Internacional de Filosofía.
• Moldovan, Andrei (2025). The Limits of Autonomous Critical Thinking. Metaphilosophy, 56(5), 451–465.
• Peet, Andrew & Eli Pitcovski (2025). Emotion, attention, and reason. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 110(2), 361–373.
• Saul, Jennifer (2025). Some Startling Consequences of How Stereotypes Deceive Us. European Journal of Analytic Philosophy, 21(1), 57–65.
• Shurakov, Nikolai & Alex Wiegmann (2026). The role of stakes in lying: an empirical investigation of the robustness of the folk concept of lying. Philosophical Psychology, 39(6), 2452–2471.
• Talia, Alessandro, Robbie Duschinsky, Diana Mazzarella, Katarina Begus, Johann R. Kleinbub, Madeleine Miller-Bottome et al. (2026). A Socio-Epistemic Theory of Attachment: Part III. A Relevance-Based Taxonomy for the Adult Attachment Interview (AAI) Coding System. Psychoanalytic Inquiry.