Edited by Magdalena Balcerak Jackson, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, University of Miami, and Brendan Balcerak Jackson, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, University of Miami

Magdalena Balcerak Jackson is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Miami. She works in philosophy of mind, epistemology and the philosophy of language and on the intersections of these areas. Her publications focus on the nature and the epistemology of various cognitive capacities, such as imagination, perception, understanding, and reasoning. She has worked at universities in Germany, Australia and the USA.

Brendan Balcerak Jackson is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Miami. He works in philosophy of language, epistemology and metaphysics. His publications address foundational problems in the philosophy of language, questions about linguistic understanding, meta-metaphysics, and disagreement, as well as questions about rationality and norms of reasoning. He has worked at universities in Australia, Germany and the USA.

Magdalena Antrobus, independent scholar
Brendan Balcerak Jackson, University of Miami
Magdalena Balcerak Jackson, University of Miami
Paul Boghossian, New York University
Lisa Bortolotti, University of Birmingham
John Broome, Oxford University
Matthew Kopec, Australian National University
Mark Richard, Harvard University
Joshua Schechter, Brown University
Susanna Siegel, Harvard University
Matthew Noah Smith, Northeastern University
Nicholas Southwood, Australian National University
Julia Staffel, University of Colorado, Boulder
Ema Sullivan-Bissett, University of Birmingham
Michael G. Titelbaum, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Alex Worsnip, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

"The 12 essays in this volume offer a variety of analyses of reasoning, its nature, and its relationship to epistemic obligation and reasons...Epistemologists will find that many of the essays here are useful contributions to the field. Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through faculty." - S. E. Forschler, CHOICE