5th year graduate student Eric Snyder has recently published an article in Inquiry entitled "Binding, Genericity, and Predicates of Personal Taste." In it he argues in favor of contextualism about predicates of personal taste, such as "fun" and "tasty", which helps to explain why disagreements arise with respect to such predicates. Also, 2013 graduate Daniel Wilkenfeld has published "Understanding as Representation Manipulability" in Synthese and 2012 graduate Timothy Fuller has an article entitled "Scientific Inference and Ordinary Cognition" forthcoming in Mind & Language (co-authored with Professor Richard Samuels.)