Rate My Professor Nellie Wieland

Wieland has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes. Notable publications include “Escaping Fiction” in the Croatian Journal of Philosophy (2023), “Metalinguistic Acts in Fiction” in The Language of Fiction edited by Emar Maier and Andreas Stokke (Oxford University Press, 2021), “The Abnegated Self” in Tales of Good Character: Virtue, Narrative, and Agency edited by Joe Ulatowski and Liezl van Zyl (Routledge, 2020), "Agent and Object" in Social Theory and Practice (2017), “Reporting Practices and Reported Entities” and “Indirect Reports and Pragmatics” in volumes edited by Alessandro Capone et al. (Springer, 2015 and 2013), “Parental Obligation” in Utilitas (2011), “Context Sensitivity and Indirect Reports” in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (2010), “Minimal Propositions and Real World Utterances” in Philosophical Studies (2010), and “Linguistic Authority and Convention in a Speech Act Analysis of Pornography” in Australasian Journal of Philosophy (2007). She has delivered invited talks and colloquia at institutions including UC Irvine, University of Waikato, Uppsala University, UC San Diego, University of Oslo, and the American Philosophical Association Pacific Division meetings. Her office is located in MHB-906.