I explain the notion of contributory injustice, a kind of epistemic injustice, and argue that it
occurs within psychiatric services, affecting (at least) those who hear voices. I argue that …

In this paper I propose minimal criteria for a successful theory of the mechanisms of
motivation (ie how motivational mental states perform their characteristic function), and …

This paper argues that we ought to rethink the harm-reduction prioritization strategy that has
shaped early responses to acute resource scarcity (particularly of intensive care unit beds) …

Eric C. Ip has recently argued that seriously anorexic service users ought to be assumed to
be legally incapacitous to refuse life‐saving artificial nutrition unless they can demonstrate …

Cases of severe and enduring Anorexia Nervosa (SEAN) rightly raise a great deal of
concern around assessing capacity to refuse treatment (including artificial feeding) …

Agential pathology (sometimes referred to as impaired agency or motivational pathology) is
a phenomenon whereby people suffering from depressive illnesses struggle to initiate and …

I argue that Schmidt et al, while correctly diagnosing the serious racial inequity in current
ventilator rationing procedures, misidentify a corresponding racial inequity issue in …

Abstract Shane Glackin's 2019 Philosophical Quarterly article aims to (a) offer a framework
for understanding the philosophical debate about the nature of disease and (b) utilise this …