Papers

all papers are available upon request

Refereed Work

• Rushing, B., & Gomez-Lavin, J. (2026). Models with a cause: Causal discovery with language models on temporally ordered text data. Transactions on Machine Learning Research.

• Seagraves, T., & Gomez-Lavin, J. (2026). Video game based pedagogy in the philosophy classroom. The American Association of Philosophy Teachers Studies in Pedagogy. 

• Gomez-Lavin, J., & Rachar, M.  (2025) Individual intentions in shared intention. Analysis.

• Gomez-Lavin, J. (2024) Working memory is as working memory does; a pluralist take on the center of the mind. WIRES Cognitive Science, e1696. 

• Gomez-Lavin, J. & Rachar, M. (2024). Morality, friendship, and collective action. The Journal of Social Ontology. 9 (2).

• Gomez-Lavin, J. (2024). From “blobs” to mental states: The epistemic successes and limitations of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). In, Advances in Neurophilosophy, ed. N. Heinzelmann. Bloomsbury Academic: New York, NY.

• Gomez-Lavin, J. & Rachar, M. (2023). Response to Löhr: Why we still need a new normativism  about collective action. The Philosophical Quarterly, 72 (2):478-507.

• Read, H., Gomez-Lavin, J., Beltrama, A., & Miracchi, L. (2022). A plea for integrated empirical and philosophical research on the impact of feminized AI workers, Analysis, 83 (1): 89-97.
• Gomez-Lavin, J. & Humphreys, J. (2022). Striking at the heart of cognition: Aristotelian phantasia, working memory, and psychological explanation. Journal of the History of Medicine and Medical Humanities. 34 (2),13-28.
• Gomez-Lavin, J. & Rachar, M. (2021). Why we need a new normativism about collective action. The Philosophical Quarterly.
• Fingerhut, J., Gomez-Lavin, J., Winklmayr, C., & Prinz, J. (2021) The aesthetic self. The Importance of aesthetic taste in music and art for our perceived identity. Frontiers in Psychology: Cultural Psychology, 11, 4079.
• Gomez-Lavin, J. (2021). Working memory is not a natural kind and cannot explain central cognition. Review of Philosophy and Psychology.
• Gomez-Lavin, J. (2019). Why expect causation at all? A pessimistic parallel with neuroscience. Biology and Philosophy, 34:61. 
• Gomez-Lavin, J. & Rachar, M. (2019). Normativity in joint action. Mind and Language, 34 (1), 97-120
• Gomez-Lavin, J. & Prinz, J. (2019). Parole and the Moral Self: Moral change mitigates responsibility. Journal of Moral Education, 48 (1), 65-83
• Gomez-Lavin, J.  Prinz, J., Strohminger, N., & Nichols, S. (2019). Expansive Interdisciplinarity and the moral self. In N. Snow & D. Narvaez (Eds.), Self, Motivation, and Virtue: New Findings from Philosophy and Psychology. New York: Routledge Press.
• Braunlich, K., Gomez-Lavin, J., & Seger, C. (2015). Frontalparietal networks involved in categorization and item working memory. NeuroImage, 107.

Essays, Proceedings, and Book Reviews

• Gomez-Lavin, J. (2023). “What’s episodic memory good for any way?” Commentary on Muhammad Ali Khalidi’s Cognitive Ontology (CUP) for the Brains Blog. 
• Gomez-Lavin, J. (2022).What virtuoso gamers show us about the instrumentality of videogames. Aesthetics for Birds.
• Gomez-Lavin, J. (2019). [Review of the book Art, Aesthetics, and the Brain, by Huston et al.]. Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, 77 (2), 219-222.
• Gomez-Lavin, J. (2018). Artworld Roundtable: Can today’s artists still sell out? Aesthetics for Birds. 
• Gomez-Lavin, J., Fingerhut, J., & Prinz, J. (2017). The aesthetic self effect. Art and Perception, 5. 
• Gomez-Lavin, J. (2017). [Review of the book The centered mind: What the science of working memory shows us, by P. Carruthers]. Philosophical Psychology, 30 (5), 685-688.

 

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