Darren Bradley

BA, London School of Economics

MA, University College London

1.     ‘Sleeping Beauty and Everettian Confirmation: Reply to Wilson’ (forthcoming) British Journal for the Philosophy of Science

2.     ‘Functionalism and the Independence Problems’ (forthcoming) Nous

3.     ‘Four Problems About Self-Locating Belief’ (2012) Philosophical Review 121(2):149-177

4.     ‘Weisberg on design: What fine-tuning’s got to do with it’ (2012) Erkenntnis 77 (3): 435-438.

5.     ‘Justified Concepts and the Limits of the Conceptual Approach to the A Priori’ (2011) Croatian Journal of Philosophy Vol. XI, No. 33.

6.      “Functionalist Response-Dependence Avoids Missing Explanations” (2011)Analysis71 (2):297-300

7.     “Confirmation in a Branching World: Sleeping Beauty and the Everett Interpretation” (2011) British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 62(2), 323-342

8.     “Self-Location is No Problem for Conditionalization” (2011) Synthese 182(3), 393-411

9.     “Conditionalization and Belief De Se” (2010) Dialectica. 64:2

10.  “Multiple Universes and Observation Selection Effects”, (2009) American Philosophical Quarterly 46:1, 61-72

11.  “When Betting Odds and Credences Come Apart: More Worries for Dutch Book Arguments”, (with Hannes Leitgeb), (2006) Analysis 66:2, 119–127 

12.   “No Doomsday Argument Without Knowledge of Birth Rank”, (2005) Synthese 144: 91-100.

13.  “Monty Hall, Doomsday and Confirmation”, (with Branden Fitelson) (2003) Analysis 63: 23-31.

14.  “Sleeping Beauty: a note on Dorr’s argument for 1/3”, (2003) Analysis 63: 266-268.