Publications

Books
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2019: Semantic Pluralism 
Frankfurt am Main: Vittorio Klostermann. Studies in Theoretical Philosophy 8. 

• Reviewed as book symposium in Zeitschrift für philosophische Forschung:
  1. Précis
  2. Comments by Katharina Felka
  3. Comments by Max Kölbel
  4. Replies
• Review by Miguel Hoeltje in Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie

Einführung in die Sprachphilosophie
Introduction to the philosophy of language. Under contract with Metzler Verlag, Stuttgart.

Journal articles

Forthcoming: The Lying-Misleading Distinction: A Commitment-Based Approach
The Journal of Philosophy

Forthcoming: Copredication, polysemy and context-sensitivity
Inquiry. Special Issue: Semantic Variability.
 
Forthcoming: To lie or to mislead?
Philosophical Studies (co-authored with Felix Timmermann)

Forthcoming: Can a question be a lie? An empirical investigation
Ergo (co-authored with Alex Wiegmann, Neele Engelmann and Pascale Willemsen)

2020: Lying with presuppositions
Noûs ​54: 731–751. 

2020: Presentism, eternalism and where things are located
Synthese ​197: 2963–2974. 

2020: Ways of using words: on semantic intentions
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research ​100: 93–117. 

2019: Lying with pictures
British Journal of Aesthetics 59: 243–257. Special Issue: Authenticity and Deception. 

• ​Featured in Oxford University Press Philosophy – Best of 2019 selection.

2018: Ambiguity and zeugma
Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 99: 749–762.  

2017: Non-literal lies 
Erkenntnis 82: 1367–1380. 

2016: How many meanings for 'may'? The case for modal polysemy 
Philosophers' Imprint 16.10: 1-26 (co-authored with Barbara Vetter)​.

2013: Against context-sensitivity tests
Grazer Philosophische Studien 88: 189-209. 

2013: Counting stages
Australasian Journal of Philosophy 91: 311-324. 

Review

2019: Review of Michaelson and Stokke (eds): Lying: Language, Knowledge, Ethics, and Politics 
Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews.

Miscellaneous

2019: How pictures can lie
OUPblog.