1. History of Philosophy, History of Analytic Philosophy

Prize Winner

Benjamin Zayton — University of Vienna, Austria
Carnap’s Notion of Translation

Honourable Mention

Javier Arango — University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), US
Not Theory, but Method: Redeeming Carnap’s Deflationism

2. Epistemology

Prize Winner

Francesco Di Betta — The University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia, Italy
Probability, Normality, and Learning from Experience

Honourable Mentions

Zofia Zacharova — Universities of St Andrews and University of Stirling (SASP), UK
Instrumental Reasons and the Aim of Inquiry

Zhengxi Jin — Collège de France, France
Concepts as Interrogative Skills

3. Philosophy of Science

Prize Winner

Marta Pedroni — University of Geneva, Switzerland, and University of Dresden, Germany
The Location of Black Hole Singularities

Honourable Mentions

Minato Asari — Tokyo Metropolitan University (TMU), Japan
Information-Theoretic Account of Misinformation

Johannes Brinz — Osnabrück University, Germany
What Are Neurocomputational Models

Vuk Kolarevic — University of Barcelona, Spain
Does Formalising Psychological Theories Advance Scientific Understanding?

4. Logic and Philosophy of Mathematics

Prize Winner

Niccolò Rossi — University of Pavia, Italy
Truthmaker Semantics for Epistemic Justification

Honourable Mentions

Gioia Susanna — University of Oslo, Norway
Feferman on the Indeterminacy of the Continuum Hypothesis

Pablo Valencia Equy — University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain, and University of Geneva, Switzerland
A Non-Boolean Semantics for First Degree Entailment

5. Philosophy of Language

Prize Winners

Elek Lane — University of Vienna, Austria
Slurs: The Sound and the Fury

Ana Rosa López Rodríguez — University of Granada, Spain
Nonmonotonicity as a Critique of the Ideal of Neutrality

Honourable Mentions

Ross Patrizio — University of Glasgow, UK
Gricean Maxims as Epistemic Norms

Carla Peri — University of Padova, Italy
Beyond Equivalence: Identity Criteria as Because-Claims

6. Philosophy of Mind and Action

Prize Winner

Jacopo Pallagrosi — University of Liège, Belgium
The Acquaintance Trilemma: Knowledge, Consciousness, and Mental Qualities

Honourable Mentions

Juan F. Álvarez (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) and Lou Thomine (University of Cologne), Germany
A Normative Account of Forgetting

Elena Ostos — Université Grenoble-Alpes, France
From Generic to Generalised Remembering

Jonida Kodra — Osnabrück University, Germany
Control and Sense of Agency in Auditory Verbal Hallucinations

7. Metaphysics

Prize Winner

Milenko Lasnibat — Adolfo Ibáñez University, Chile
Essence and Explanation-Based Justification

Honourable Mentions

Paolo Lattanzi — University of Siegen, Germany
A Dynamic Tense-Logical Model for Relativistic Time

Pietro Lampronti — Ludwig Maximilian University Munich (LMU), Germany
How the Hyperintensional Nature of Fundamentality Refutes Quantifier Variance

Florian Gatignon — University of Geneva, Switzerland
Instantaneous Stages in Instantless Worlds

8. Ethics

Prize Winner

Michael Vollmer — University of Heidelberg, Germany
A Contrastive Account of Fittingness

Honourable Mentions

Rachel Frenette — Paris 1 University, France
Are There Degrees of Moral Responsibility?

Nicola Zetti — KU Leuven, Belgium
Full Excuses Negate Wrongdoing

Patricia Sánchez Oliva — University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Answerability and Emotional Closure

9. Social and Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Law

Prize Winner

Levani Sikharulidze — University of Barcelona, Spain
Trusting Authoritarian Propaganda or Pretending to Trust It?

Honourable Mention

Oskari Sivula — University of Helsinki, Finland
Pure Risk and Harm

10. Aesthetics

Prize Winner

Erik Wöller — Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
Author’s Authority

Honourable Mentions

Mert Ateşsal — Bilkent University, Turkey
Why You Cannot Own the Parthenon: Cultural Treasures and the Limits of Property

Mariona Eiren Miyata-Sturm — University of Oxford, UK
Aesthetic theoretical virtues will not help you gain non-factive understanding

11. Philosophy of Religion

Prize Winner

Monika Morkūnaitė — Vilnius University, Lithuania
The Logic of Theistic Metaphysics

Honourable Mention

Dominik Odermatt — Ludwig Maximilian University Munich (LMU), Germany
The Doctrine of the Imago Dei: Meeting two Challenges for No-Norm Theism