Santayana argues that instinct and imagination are crucial to the emergence of reason from chaos.

A proposal that the cognitive processes that make us moral agents are partially constituted by features of our external environments.

Linguistic Inquiry leads the field in research on current topics in linguistics. The worlds most celebrated linguists publish the most current research on new theoretical developments based on the latest international discoveries. Since 1970, LI has been capturing the excitement of contemporary debate in the field not only by publishing full-scale articles but also by publishing shorter contributions (squibs and discussions) and more extensive commentary (remarks and replies).

An analysis of why people with knowledge about climate change often fail to translate that knowledge into action.

An argument that patterns of allomorphy reveal that morphology and phonology behave in a way that provides evidence for a Localist theory of grammar.

A view of the locality conditions on vowel harmony, aligning empirical phenomena within phonology with the principles of the Minimalist program.

An investigation into the assignment of moral responsibilities and rights to intelligent and autonomous machines of our own making.

Experts investigate how states and other actors can improve inter-institutional synergy and examine the complexity of overlapping environmental governance structures.

A unified formal framework for studying how social benefits-immigration conflicts are resolved in a range of policy regimes.

A concise introduction to fundamental methods for finding and extracting relevant information from the ever-increasing amounts of biomedical text available.