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Mindcraft is a series of opinion posts on current issues in cognitive science by Brains Blog founder Gualtiero Piccinini. Do you agree? Disagree? Please contribute on the discussion board below! If you’d like to write a full-length response, please contact editor Dan Burnston. I have written an article proving that …

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We are excited to announce that Wade Munroe will be joining us as one of our new associate editors! Wade is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. His work focuses on the philosophy of language and thought. For the blog, Wade will host a series featuring work by …

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Signed Inner Speech Daniel Gregory ***What follows summarizes some ideas in my recent paper, ‘Inner speech and sign languages’ (Gregory 2026).*** When native speakers of voiced languages (such as English, Mandarin or Hindi) think about inner speech, they naturally tend to think of a mental state with an auditory phenomenology—something …

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Do we know what we think before saying it to ourselves? Marta Jorba  Pompeu Fabra University LOGOS Research Group Self-talk, or talking to oneself, seems to present a puzzle. If, for instance, I tell myself, “I think I will read the Odyssey this summer”, it seems that, in order to …

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Inner Speech, Speech Acts, and the Metaphysics of Language Wade Munroe There is scant mention of inner speech in the extensive literature on speech-act theory and recent work on the metaphysics of words and other linguistic entities. This is a substantial oversight. My post is a rallying cry: Inner speech …

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