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Meheus, Joke. 2006. “An Adaptive Logic Based On Jaśkowski's Approach To Paraconsistency”. Journal of Philosophical Logic 35: 539–567.

Meheus, Joke. 1997. “Wetenschappelijke Ontdekking En Creativiteit. Een Poging Tot Theorievorming Op Basis Van Een Conceptuele, Methodologische En Logische Studie”.

Meheus, Joke. 2011. “A Formal Logic For The Abduction Of Singular Hypotheses” Dennis Dieks, Gonzalez, Wenceslao J, Hartmann, Stephan, Uebel, Thomas, and Weber, Erik. Explanation, Prediction, and Confirmation: 93–108.

Meheus, Joke. 1993. “Recente Ontwikkelingen In Onze Opvatting Over Creativiteit” Bart Raymaekers. Gehelen en fragmenten. De vele gezichten van de filosofie: 259–261.

Meheus, Joke. 2000. “On The Acceptance Of Problem Solutions Derived From Inconsistent Constraints”. Logic and Logical Philosophy 8: 33–46.

Meheus, Joke, and Dagmar Provijn. 2007. “Abduction Through Semantic Tableaux Versus Abduction Through Goal-Directed Proofs”. Theoria 22/3: 295–304.

Meheus, Joke. 2000. “Analogical Reasoning In Creative Problem Solving Processes: Logico-Philosophical Perspectives” Fernand Hallyn. Metaphor and Analogy in the Sciences: 17–34.

Meheus, Joke, Liza Verhoeven, Maarten Van Dyck, and Dagmar Provijn. 2002. “Ampliative Adaptive Logics And The Foundation Of Logic-Based Approaches To Abduction”. Logical and Computational Aspects of Model-Based Reasoning: 39–71.

Meheus, Joke. 1999. “The Early Positivists' Approach To Scientific Discovery”. Philosophica 64: 81–108.

Meheus, Joke. 2003. “Do We Need Paraconsistency In Commonsense Reasoning?” Claudio Delrieux and Legris, Javier. Computer Modeling of Scientific Reasoning: 135–146.

Meheus, Joke. 2007. “Adaptive Logics For Abduction And The Explication Of Explanation-Seeking Processes” Olga Pombo and Gerner, Alexander. Abduction and the Process of Scientific Discovery: 97–119.

Meheus, Joke. 2001. “Adaptive Logics For Question Evocation”. Logique et Analyse 44: 135–164.

Meheus, Joke, and Diderik Batens. 2006. “A Formal Logic For Abductive Reasoning”. Logic Journal of the IGPL 14: 221–236.

Meheus, Joke, Mathieu Beirlaen, Frederik Van De Putte, and Christian Straßer. In Press. “Non-Adjunctive Deontic Logics That Validate Aggregation As Much As Possible”. Journal of Applied Logic.

Meheus, Joke. 1993. “Ontdekking En Creativiteit In Wetenschap En Muziek” Robert Halleux and Bernés, Anne-Cathérine. Nieuwe tendenzen in de geschiedenis en de filosofie van de wetenschappen: 41–52.

Meheus, Joke, and Kristof De Clercq. 2009. “Goal-Directed Tableaux” Walter A Carnielli, Coniglio, Marcelo E, and D'Ottaviano, Itala MLoffred. The Many Sides of Logic 21: 241–256.

Meheus, Joke. 1999. “Erotetic Arguments From Inconsistent Premises”. Logique et Analyse 42: 49–80.

Meheus, Joke, Christian Straßer, and Peter Verdée. 2016. “Which Style Of Reasoning To Choose In The Face Of Conflicting Information?”. Journal of Logic and Computation 26: 361--380.

Meheus, Joke. 2002. “An Adaptive Logic For Pragmatic Truth” Walter A Carnielli, Coniglio, Marcelo E, and D'Ottaviano, Itala MLoffred. Paraconsistency. The Logical Way to the Inconsistent: 167–185.

Meheus, Joke. 2006. “Discussive Adaptive Logics: Handling Internal And External Inconsistencies” Jacek Malinowski and Pietruszczak, Andrzej. Essays in Logic and Ontology 91: 211-223.

Meheus, Joke. 2003. “Paraconsistent Compatibility”. Logique et Analyse 46: 251–287.

Meheus, Joke. 1993. “Adaptive Logic In Scientific Discovery: The Case Of Clausius”. Logique et Analyse 36: 359–389.

Martens, Liesbeth, and Erik Weber. 2012. “Het Debat Tussen 'groene Spellers' En 'witte Spellers' Geëvalueerd Vanuit Een Sociaal-Epistemologische Invalshoek”. Ethiek & Maatschappij 14: 61–78.

Martens, Liesbeth, and Giuseppe Primiero. 2012. “A Formal Approach To Vague Expressions With Indexicals”. Logic and Engineering of Natural Language Semantics 9 (LENLS 9-2012): 37-51.

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Lycke, Hans. 2007. “Relevance In Reasoning: The Adaptive Logics Approach”.

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