De Mol, Liesbeth. 2007. “Study Of Limits Of Solvability In Tag Systems”. In Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Durand J Lose and Margenstern, M. Springer.

De Mol, Liesbeth. 2006. Unpublished Mathematics And Pictures. Some Popular Examples.

De Mol, Liesbeth. 2004. “Computer Generated Images As Mathematical Tools”. In Proceedings of the 7th International Conference and Exhibition on Generative Art, Proceedings of the 7th International Conference and Exhibition on Generative Art,.

De Mol, Liesbeth. 2006. “Facing The Computer. Some Techniques To Understand Technique.”. In Computers and Philosophy, an International Conference, Computers and Philosophy, an International Conference, C. TA Schmidt. EOARD.

De Mol, Liesbeth. 2008. “Tag Systems And Collatz-Like Functions”. Theoretical Computer Science 390: 92–101. http://dx.doi.org/1854/12954.

De Mol, Liesbeth, and Giuseppe Primiero. 2012. “Report 'international Conference On History And Philosophy Of Computing' (Hapoc)”. The Reasoner 6: 7-8.

De Mol, Liesbeth. In Press. Let's be logical Formalism. The Success(Es) Of A Failure. A. Moktefi, Moretti, A., and Schang, Fabian. College publications.

De Mol, Liesbeth. 2013. “Generating, Solving And The Mathematics Of Homo Sapiens. Emil Post’S Views On Computation” H. Zenil. A Computable Universe: Understanding and Exploring Nature as Computation: 45–62.

De Mey, Tim. 2008. “Ockhams Theorie Van Evidente Kennis En Het Epistemologisch Externalisme” Danny Praet. Us and Them. Essays over filosofie, politiek, religie en cultuur van de Antieke Oudheid tot Islam in Europa ter ere van Herman De Ley: 227–239.

De Mey, Tim. 2003. “The Dual Nature Of Thought Experiments”. Philosophica 72: 61–78.

De Mey, Tim. 2006. “Kuhn's Paradox Of Thought Experiments Resolved”. The Baltic International Yearbook of Cognition, Logic and Communication 1: 111–125.

De Mey, Tim, and Erik Weber. 2003. “Explanation And Thought Experiments In History.”. History and Theory 42: 28–38.

De Mey, Tim. 2002. “Qualia, Spectruminversie En Filosofische Zombies.” Reynaert J P. Leilich and Veldeman, J. Het bewustzijn in de fysische wereld: Filosofische essays over materialisme en fenomenaal bewustzijn: 171-194.

De Mey, Tim. 2003. “Hoe Geschiedenis Tot Lering Strekt”. Ethiek en Maatschappij 6: 47–54.

De Mey, Tim. 2006. “Imagination's Grip On Science”. Metaphilosophy 37: 222–239.

De Mey, Tim, and Dagmar Provijn. 2010. “William Harvey En De Ontdekking Van De Bloedsomloop.” Linda Van Speybroeck and Braeckman, Johan. Fascinerend Leven. Markante Figuren en Ideeën uit de Geschiedenis van de Biologie.

De Mey, Tim. 2003. “Thinking Through Thought Experiments”.

De Mey, Tim. 2008. “Disjunctive Realism About Color” Tim De Mey and Keinänen, Markku. Problems from Armstrong 84: 193–200.

De Mey, Tim. 2004. “De Maat Van Het Mogelijke: Gedachte-Experimenten En Verbeelding”. Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor de Wijsbegeerte 96: 28–39.

De Mey, Tim. 2004. “Mere Logical Possibility: A Bridge Too Far” Erik Weber and De Mey, Tim. Modal Epistemology: 53-62.

De Mey, Tim, and Markku Keinänen. 2001. “Secondary Qualities In Retrospect”. Philosophica 68: 41–59.

De Mey, Tim. 2005. “Remodeling The Past”. Foundations of Science 10: 47–66.

De Mey, Tim. 2008. “Middeleeuwse En Arabische Wijsbegeerte” Etienne Vermeersch and Braeckman, Johan. De rivier van Herakleitos: Een eigenzinnige visie op de wijsbegeere: 93–101. http://lib.ugent.be/catalog/pug01:683245.

De Mey, Tim. 2002. “Thought Experiments, Conceivability Arguments And Conceptual Blending”. Odense Working Papers in Language and Communication 24: 143–156.

De Mey, Tim. 2005. “Tales Of The Unexpected: Incongruity-Resolution In Joke Comprehension, Scientific Discovery And Thought Experimentation”. Logic and Logical Philosophy 14: 69–88.