 In addition to the literature on the etiology of delusions and their status as beliefs, there is also a growing literature in the philosophy of psychiatry on other aspects of the nature of delusions and on the impact of delusions on people’s wellbeing. This literature aims at addressing the conceptualization of delusional experience and delusional belief in the wider context of psychiatric research and clinical practice. General debates in the philosophy of psychiatry are often applied to delusions more specifically, such as whether delusions are natural kinds (e.g., Samuels 2009), and whether they are pathological beliefs (e.g., Fulford 2004; Bortolotti 2020).