I wrote this book with Louise Daoust and forty of our friends.
My contribution to the symposium on inner speech at the Brains Blog:
We conclude the symposium on inner speech with a summary of Daniel Gregory's recent work: 'Inner speech and sign languages.' Make sure to check out the blog for thoughts by Gregory and others!
This is the introduction to a symposium on inner speech at the Brains Blog which I have guest edited. There will be posts throughout the week by Peter Langland-Hassan, Wade Munroe, Marta Jorba, and me. philosophyofbrains.com/2026/08/24/d...
Daniel Gregory: Introduction to the Symposium on Inner Speech — The Brains Blog
Introduction to the Symposium Daniel Gregory Introduction Produce this sentence in inner speech (i.e., in your ‘inner voice’ or your ‘silent monologue’, as it is also sometimes known): ‘I think, th…
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A review of Dreaming and Memory: Philosophical Issues, which I co-edited with Kourken Michaelian a couple of years ago, has just appeared in Memory Studies: journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....
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Taking the liberty to share this a second time, as Bluesky was apparently down for much of yesterday. My most recent paper just out in Synthese—'Inner speech and sign languages':
Inner speech and sign languages - Synthese
Synthese - In the last fifteen years, philosophical interest in inner speech has increased drastically. Although philosophers working on the topic have often made claims about inner speech...
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My most recent paper—'Inner speech and sign languages':
Inner speech and sign languages - Synthese
Synthese - In the last fifteen years, philosophical interest in inner speech has increased drastically. Although philosophers working on the topic have often made claims about inner speech...
link.springer.com