Articles
1. Teng. L. (2026) “Metacognition in Aphantasia: Taking the ‘Conscious’ View Seriously,” Neuropsychologia 221: 109331. [Penultimate Draft] [Published Version (Open Access)]
2. Teng, L. (2025) “Cognitive Penetration,” in K. Sylvan, J. Dancy, E. Sosa, & M. Steup (eds.), A Companion to Epistemology (3rd ed., Vol. 2, pp. 115-119), Wiley-Blackwell. [Penultimate Draft] [Published Version]
3. Teng, L. (2024) “The Epistemic Insignificance of Phenomenal Force,” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 109 (1): 55-76. [Penultimate Draft] [Published Version (Open Access)]
4. Teng, L. (2024) “The Justificatory Power of Memory Experience,” Philosophy and the Mind Sciences 5 (31). [Penultimate Draft] [Published Version (Open Access)]
5. Teng, L. (2023) “A Metacognitive Account of Phenomenal Force,” Mind & Language 38 (4): 1081-1101. [Penultimate Draft] [Published Version (Open Access)]
6. Teng, L. (2021) “Cognitive Penetration: Inference or Fabrication?” Australasian Journal of Philosophy 99 (3): 547-563. [Penultimate Draft] [Published Version]
7. Teng, L. (2018) "Is Phenomenal Force Sufficient for Immediate Perceptual Justification?" Synthese 195 (2): 637-656. [Penultimate Draft] [Published Version]
8. Teng, L. (2016) "Cognitive Penetration, Imagining, and the Downgrade Thesis," Philosophical Topics 44 (2): 405-426. [Penultimate Draft] [Published Version]
Book Review
9. Teng, L. (2022) “Comments on Declan Smithies’ The Epistemic Role of Consciousness,” Asian Journal of Philosophy 1 (1): 15. [Penultimate Draft] [Published Version]
Works in Progress
A paper examining the nature of mental imagery preserved in aphantasia
A paper defending the existence of imagery without mental pictures and its theoretical significance