Works in English

Book

• The Failure of Philosophical Knowledge. Why Philosophers are not Entitled to Their Beliefs , London, Bloomsbury Academic, p. 240.

Papers

• (with Miklós Márton) “The Pragmatic Approach to Fictive Utterances and its Consequences for Mental Fictionalism,” in T. Demeter, T. Parent, and A. Toon (eds.) Mental Fictionalism: Philosophical Explorations, London, Routlegde, 2022, 199–213.
• (with László Bernáth) “The Biased Nature of Philosophical Beliefs in the Light of Peer Disagreement,” Metaphilosophy 52: 3–4 (2021), 363–378.
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• (with László Bernáth) “Rolling Back the Rollback Argument,” Teorema: International Journal of Philosophy 39: 2 (2020), 121–140.
• (with László Bernáth) “Epistemic Self-Esteem of Philosophers in the Face of Philosophical Disagreement,” Human Affairs 30: 3 (2020), 328–342.
• (with Miklós Márton) “In Defence of Phenomenological Objection to Mental Fictionalism,” Organon F 27: 2 (2020), 169–186.
• (with Miklós Márton) “Physicalism and the Privacy of Conscious Experience,” Journal of Cognition and Neuroethics 4: 1 (2016), 73–88.
• (with Miklós Márton) “Mental Fictionalism as an Undermotivated Theory,” The Monist 96: 4 (2013), 622–638.
• (with Zsuzsanna Balogh) “Much Ado about Nothing: The Discarded Representations Revised,” in Zs. Kondor (ed.) Enacting Images: Representations Revised, Köln, Herbert von Halem Verlag, 2013, 47–66.
• (with Gábor Bács) “Works of Art from the Philosophically Innocent Point of View, Hungarian Philosophical Review 56: 4 (2012), 7–18.
• “Phenomenology and the Metaphysics of mind,” in N. D. Kruckova (ed.) Stavropolskij Almanach Rossijskogo Obsestvo Intellektualnoj Istorii, Stavropol: Severo-Kavkazkij Federalnij Universitet, 2012, 219–231.
• “The Mental Realism Reloaded,” Journal for General Philosophy of Science 40: 2 (2009), 337–40.
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• “The Phenomenological Argument for the Disjunctive Theory of Perception,” European Journal of Analytic Philosophy 5: 2 (2009), 53–66.
• “The Content of Perceptual Experience,” in Gabor Forrai and George Kampis (eds.) Intentionality: Past and Future, New York, Amsterdam, Rodopi, 2005, 91–109.

Review

• "Katalin Farkas, The Subject’s Point of View", Croatian Journal of Philosophy 9: 26 (2009), 243–251.

Edited volumes

• (with László Kocsis) Equilibrism in Metaphilosophy, Routledge (forthcoming)
• (with Gábor Bács, Mark David Kovacs) “Current Issues in Metaphysics”, Hungarian Philosophical Review 56: 4 (2012).
• (with Tamás Demeter) “Challenges for Representational Theories of Mind and Consciousness”, European Journal of Analytic Philosophy 5: 2 (2009).

Popular scientific paper

• (with Judit Gébert) “How to avoid fetishizing or demonizing UBI?”, Ubi-Europe, 2019

Discussions

• Four short reviews and my replies are here.
• Another review is here. My reply is here.
• Yet another review is here.