Katharina Felka
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Books

The Meaning of Hybrid Evaluatives, in preparation

Talking About Numbers: Easy Arguments For Mathematical Realism, Klostermann 2016



Papers (published)

Bad Manners: Against a Conversational Implicature View of Slurs, in: Synthese, forthcoming

Expressivity and Lying (with A. Stokke), in: D. Gutzmann, K. Turgay (ed): Oxford Handbook of Expressivity (OUP), forthcoming
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No Praise for Unknown Cakes - What is the Source of the Acquaintance Requirement for Statements of Personal Taste?, in: Erkenntnis, forthcoming
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Show, Don't Tell - The Place of Non-Cognitive Attitudes in Moral Discourse, in: Inquiry, 2025

In Defense of Fregean That-clauses Semantics (with A. Steinberg), in D. Kindermann, A. Egan, P. van Elswyk (ed): Unstructured Content (OUP), 2025

Thick Terms and Secondary Contents (with N. Franzén), in: Festschrift to Matti Eklund, 2024 

Sind Zahlen schon deshalb Gegenstände, weil Frege zwei Hände hat?, in: C. Demmerling, T. Rohr, W. Kienzler (ed): Frege: Aufsätze zur Logik und Sprachphilosophie, De Gruyter, 2023

Focus Effects in Number Sentences Revisited, in: Dialectica, 2022.

'Boys Don't Cry' - An Ambiguous Statement?, in: Value In Language, Special Issue Organon F, 2021

Ist Vieles mehr? Eine Diskussion von Emanuel Viebahn's Semantic Pluralism, in: Zeitschrift für Philosophische Forschung, 2019

If thenism - A Plausible Account of Talk About Abstracta?, in: Australasian Philosophical Review, 2017

On Stephen Yablo's Theory of Asserted Content, in: Erkenntnis, 2017

Über Sinn und Bedeutung (with B. Schnieder), in: N. Kompa (ed.): Handbuch Sprachphilosophie, J.B. Metzler, 2015

On the Presuppositions of Number Sentences, in: Synthese, 2015

Number Words and Reference to Numbers, in: Philosophical Studies, 2014
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Papers (under review)

A paper on a conventional implicature view of slurs

A paper on the ontological commitments of way talk

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