Publications

Edited

  1. Sant'Anna, A. & Craver, C. F. (In preparation). The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Memory. Under contract with Oxford University Press.
  2. Andonovski, N., McCarroll, C. J., Michaelian, K., & Sant'Anna, A. (In preparation). Philosophy of Mind and Cognition. Under contract with Palgrave Macmillan.
  3. Rudnicki, J., Liefke, K., Michaelian, K., Perrin, D., & Sant’Anna, A. (In preparation). Semantics and Memory. Special Issue of Philosophical Studies.
  4. Michaelian, K., Sakuragi, S., Lin, Y. T., McCarroll, C. J., & Sant’Anna, A. (In preparation). Philosophy of Memory: Papers from the Eurasian Memory Meeting. Topical Collection of the Asian Journal of Philosophy.
  5. Sant'Anna, A., McCarroll, C. J., & Michaelian, K. (2023). Current Controversies in Philosophy of Memory. Routledge.
  6. Sant'Anna, A. (2021). Philosophy of Memory. Special Issue of Acta Scientiarum.
  7. Sant'Anna, A., Michaelian, K., & Perrin, D. (2020). Memory as Mental Time Travel, Special Issue of the Review of Philosophy of Psychology, 11(2).

Articles & Book Chapters

  1. Legg, C. & Sant'Anna, A. (2025). Pragmatic Realism: Towards a Reconciliation of Enactivism and Realism. Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 24 (1): 213-230.
  2. Sant'Anna, A. (2024). Deweyan Experiences and the Aesthetics of Remembering. International Journal of Philosophical Studies, 32(4): 383-403.
    • Winner of the IJPS Essay Prize 2024 (EUR 2.000)
  3. Sant'Anna, A. (2024). Dream memories, metacognition, and the nature of dream experiences. In D. Gregory & K. Michaelian (eds.). Dreaming and Memory: Philosophical Issues. Springer.
  4. Perrin, D., Moulin, C., & Sant'Anna, A. (2024). Déjà vécu is not déjà vu: An ability view. Philosophical Psychology, 37(8): 2466–2496.
  5. Sant'Anna, A. (2024). Metacognition and the puzzle of alethic memory. Philosophy and the Mind Sciences, 5, 18.
  6. Sant'Anna, A., Michaelian, M., & Andonovski, N. (2024). Autonoesis and episodicity: Perspectives from philosophy of memory. WIREs: Cognitive Science, 15: e1665.
  7. Sant'Anna, A. & Dranseika, V. (2024). Does Macbeth See a Dagger? An Empirical Argument for the Existence-Neutrality of Seeing. Erkenntnis, 89: 641–664.
  8. Sant’Anna, A. & Perrin, D. (2023). Fluency and the inaccuracy of recall. Constructivist Foundations, 19(1): 72-74.
  9. Sant'Anna, A. (2023). Is remembering constructive imagining?. Synthese, 202: 141.
  10. McCarroll, C. J. & Sant'Anna, A. (2023). Cryptomnesia: A Three-Factor Account. Synthese, 201: 23.
  11. Sant’Anna, A., McCarroll, C., & Michaelian, K. (2023). Current Controversies in Philosophy of Memory: Editors’ Introduction. In Sant’Anna, A., McCarroll, C., & Michaelian, K. (Eds.), Current Controversies in Philosophy of Memory. Routledge.
  12. Schirmer dos Santos, C., McCarroll, C., & Sant’Anna, A. (2023). The Relation between Memory and Imagination: A Debate About the Right Concept. In Sant’Anna, A., McCarroll, C., & Michaelian, K. (Eds.), Current Controversies in Philosophy of Memory. Routledge.
  13. Schirmer dos Santos, C., Sant’Anna, A., Michaelian, M., Perrin, D., & Openshaw, J. (2023). Debates Contemporâneos em Filosofia da Memória: Uma Breve Introdução. Lampião: Revista de Filosofia, 4(1): 139-184.
  14. Sant'Anna, A. (2022). Unsuccessful remembering: A challenge for the relational view of memory. Erkenntnis, 87, 1539–1562.
  15. Barkasi, M. & Sant'Anna, A. (2022). Reviving the naïve realist approach to memory. Philosophy and the Mind Sciences, 3, 14.
  16. Perrin, D. & Sant'Anna, A. (2022). From intentionalism to metacognition: The experience of episodic remembering. Synthese, 200: 109.
  17. Michaelian, K. & Sant'Anna, A. (2022). From authenticism to alethism: Against McCarroll on observer memory. Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 21: 835–856.
  18. Michaelian, K., Perrin, D., Sant’Anna, A., & Schirmer dos Santos, C. (2022). Mental time travel. In V. P. Glaveanu (Ed.), The Palgrave Encyclopedia of the Possible. Palgrave Macmillan.
  19. Sant'Anna, A. (2021). Introduction: philosophy of memory . Acta Scientiarum, e61814.
  20. Michaelian, K. & Sant'Anna, A. (2021). Memory without content? Radical enactivism and (post)causal theories of memory. Synthese, 198(1): S307-S335.
  21. Sant'Anna, A. (2021). Attitudes and the (dis)continuity between memory and imagination. Estudios de Filosofía, 64: 73-93.
  22. Sant'Anna, A. (2021). Mnemonic causation, construction, and the particularity of episodic memory. Aufklärung, 8: 57-70.
  23. Perrin, D., Michaelian, K., & Sant'Anna, A. (2020).The phenomenology of remembering is an epistemic feeling. Frontiers in Psychology 11, 1531.
  24. Sant'Anna, A., Michaelian, K., & Perrin, D. (2020). Editorial: Memory as mental time travel. Review of Philosophy and Psychology, 11(2): 223-232.
  25. Michaelian, K., Perrin, D., & Sant'Anna, A. (2020). Continuities and discontinuities between imagination and memory: The view from philosophy. The Cambridge Handbook of Imagination. Ed. A. Abraham. Cambridge University Press.
  26. Sant'Anna, A. (2020). The hybrid contents of memory. Synthese, 197:1263–1290, 2020.
  27. Sant'Anna, A. & Michaelian, K. (2019). Thinking about events: a pragmatic account of the objects of episodic hypothetical thought. Review of Philosophy and Psychology, 10(1):187–217.
  28. Sant'Anna, A. & Michaelian, K. (2019). Teorias sobre o lembrar: causalismo, simulacionismo e funcionalismo. Voluntas 10(3): 8–36.
  29. Sant'Anna, A. (2018). Episodic memory as a propositional attitude: A critical perspective. Frontiers in Psychology 9, 1220.
  30. Sant'Anna, A. (2018). Perception Pragmatized: a pragmatic reconciliation of representationalism and relationalism. Philosophia, 46(2).
  31. Sant'Anna, A. (2018). Mental time travel and the philosophy of memory. Unisinos Journal of Philosophy 19(1), 2018.
    • Spanish translation: Sant’Anna, A. (2023) ‘Viaje mental en el tiempo y filosof ́ıa de la memoria’. Lampião: Revista de Filosofia, 4(1): 323-352. (Translated by Juan F. Álvarez)

Reviews

  1. Sant'Anna, A. (2019). Review of Remembering From the Outside: Personal Memory and the Perspectival Mind by Christopher McCarroll. Memory Studies 12(4): 465–479.