Synthese

Classical Harmony

Vol. 100/1

Peter Milne

Introduction

Vol. 100/3

Raymond Dacey

Mathematical models of foreign policy decision-making

Vol. 100/3

Alex MintzNehemia GevaKarl Derouen

Inducing fair trade out of hegemonic trade

Vol. 100/3

Raymond Dacey

Cognition without classical architecture

Vol. 100/2

James W. Garson

Begging the question as a pragmatic fallacy

Vol. 100/1

Douglas N. Walton

"The friend of my enemy is my enemy"

Vol. 100/3

S. C. LeeR. G. MuncasterDina A. Zinnes

Scientific problems and questions from a logical point of view

Vol. 100/1

Mark BurginVladimir Kuznetsov

Mathematical modeling of the effects of "capability" and "intent" on the stability of a competitive international system

Vol. 100/3

Alvin M. Saperstein

Uncertainty and the role of the pawn in extended deterrence

Vol. 100/3

D. M. KilgourF. C. Zagare

International cooperation

Vol. 100/3

Urs Luterbacher

Interpreting action as an answer

Vol. 100/1

Andriy Vasylchenko

Counterfactuals

Vol. 100/1

Igal Kvart

Behaviorism and mentalism

Vol. 100/2

Beth Preston

Constant colors in the head

Vol. 100/2

James A. McGilvray

What is wrong with an atomistic account of mental representation?

Vol. 100/2

Melinda Hogan

Quest schemes in analytical models of discourse

Vol. 100/1

Anatoliy Ishmuratov

Some steps towards a general theory of relevance

Vol. 101/2

L. Jonathan Cohen

Accounting for macro-level causation

Vol. 101/2

David W. Henderson

Undercutting and the Ramsey test for conditionals

Vol. 101/2

André FuhrmannIsaac Levi

Principles, laws, theories and the metaphysics of science

Vol. 101/2

Craig Dilworth

Constrained maximization reconsidered

Vol. 101/2

Maarten Franssen

Truthlikeness misapplied

Vol. 101/2

Ilkka Niiniluoto

Quantifying over the reals

Vol. 101/1

Philip HuglyCharles Sayward

Introduction

Vol. 101/3

Andy Clark

Hilbert and the internal logic of mathematics

Vol. 101/1

Yvon Gauthier

Outline of a theory of scientific understanding

Vol. 101/1

Gerhard Schurz Karel Lambert

Doing without representing?

Vol. 101/3

Andy ClarkJosefa Toribio

Review essay

Vol. 101/1

Jan Woleński(Uniwersytet Jagielloński)Paul-Gabriel Sandu

Constructive empiricism

Vol. 101/2

Stephen Leeds

Self-deception and belief attribution

Vol. 101/2

Steven D. Hales

Representations without rules, connectionism and the syntactic argument

Vol. 101/3

Kenneth Aizawa

The world, the flesh and the argument from design

Vol. 101/1

William Boos

Three-concept monte

Vol. 101/3

Robert J. Matthews

Natural deduction in connectionist systems

Vol. 101/3

William Bechtel

Measurement and the interpretation of quantum mechanics and relativity theory

Vol. 102/2

W. M. de Muynck

Field or print

Vol. 102/1

Hip Groenewold

For whom the Bell arguments toll

Vol. 102/1

James HawthorneMichael Silberstein

Bell's theorem in an indeterministic universe

Vol. 102/1

Donald BedfordHenry Stapp

The renormalisation group and effective field theories

Vol. 102/1

Nick HuggettRobert Weingard

Realism bei Frege

Vol. 102/3

Joan Weiner

A formal framework for quantum non-individuality

Vol. 102/1

Décio Krause Steven French

Decoherence in unorthodox formulations of quantum mechanics

Vol. 102/1

Vassilios Karakostas Michael Dickson

Time in philosophy and in physics

Vol. 102/2

Hao Wang

The exclusion principle, chemistry and hidden variables

Vol. 102/1

Eric Scerri

Editorial

Vol. 102/3

Annie KuipersJaakko Hintikka

Geometry and generality in Frege's philosophy of arithmetic

Vol. 102/3

Jamie Tappenden

Time, quantum mechanics, and decoherence

Vol. 102/2

Simon Saunders

Making sense of "On denoting"

Vol. 102/3

Gideon Makin

Feeling at home in language

Vol. 102/3

Edward H. Minar

A formal system for classical particle mechanics, its model-theoretic applications and space-time structure

Vol. 102/2

Toshio Ishigaki

Category theory and the foundations of mathematics

Vol. 103/3

Jean-Pierre Marquis

Otto Neurath's idealist inheritance

Vol. 103/1

Thomas Uebel

Self-understanding in Kant's transcendental deduction

Vol. 103/1

Derk Pereboom

Putnam, realism and truth

Vol. 103/2

Janet Folina

Does Kant's metaphysical foundations of natural science fill a gap in the critique of pure reason ?

Vol. 103/1

Kenneth R. Westphal

A Platonist epistemology

Vol. 103/3

Mark Balaguer

Is space-time discrete or continuous? — an empirical question

Vol. 103/3

Peter Forrest

Theories between theories

Vol. 103/2

Robert W. Batterman

Incompatible empirically equivalent theories

Vol. 103/2

Thomas Mormann

The definability of objective becoming in Minkowski spacetime

Vol. 103/3

Rob CliftonMark Hogarth

Inference to the loveliest explanation

Vol. 103/2

Eric Barnes

Probability, evidence, and the coherence of the whole truth

Vol. 103/2

Charles B. Cross

Finite mathematics

Vol. 103/3

Shaughan Lavine

Critical study

Vol. 103/2

Crispin Wright

Marcus, Kripke, and the origin of the new theory of reference

Vol. 104/2

Quentin Smith

On Turing's Turing test and why the matter matters

Vol. 104/1

Justin Leiber

Marcus and the new theory of reference

Vol. 104/2

Quentin Smith

Gender, politics, and the theoretical virtues

Vol. 104/3

Helen E. Longino

"Strong objectivity"

Vol. 104/3

Sandra Harding

Inference of object use from pntomimed actions by aphasics and patients with right hemisphere lesions

Vol. 104/1

Lucia VainaHarold GoodglassLawren Daltroy

Eliminativism and the ambiguity of "belief"

Vol. 104/1

Steven Horst

Bill Clinton is the first lady of the USA

Vol. 104/2

Tilman Lichter

Two-dimensional symmetric form discrimination

Vol. 104/1

Ivans ChouLucia Vaina

Inner light

Vol. 104/1

Daniel Alroy

Colour vision, evolution, and perceptual content

Vol. 104/1

Evan Thompson(Department of Educational Psychology & Counselling Psychology and Special Education, University of British Columbia)

The fallacies of the new theory ofr eference

Vol. 104/2

Jaakko HintikkaPaul-Gabriel Sandu

The values of science

Vol. 104/3

Nancy Tuana

A metaphor game

Vol. 104/2

Avishai Margalit Naomi Goldblum

Revisionism about reference

Vol. 104/2

Scott Soames

Review essay

Vol. 104/1

Glenn Shafer

Editorial preface

Vol. 104/2

James H. Fetzer Paul Humphreys

Preface

Vol. 104/3

Lynn Hankinson Nelson

The world, the flesh and the argument from design

Vol. 104/2

William Boos

A feminist naturalized philosophy of science

Vol. 104/3

Lynn Hankinson Nelson

Good science and good philosophy of science

Vol. 104/3

Elizabeth Potter

Externalism and first-person authority

Vol. 104/1

Cynthia Macdonald

Representation and computation in a deflationary assessment of connectionist cognitive science

Vol. 104/1

Keith Butler

Objectivity and the double standard for feminist epistemologies

Vol. 104/3

Elisabeth A. Lloyd

Computationalism

Vol. 105/3

Valerie Gray Hardcastle

A problem for information theoretic semantics

Vol. 105/1

José L. Zalabardo

Family resemblances and criteria

Vol. 105/2

Heather J. Gert

Akinetopsia, achromatopsia and blindsight

Vol. 105/3

Lucia Vaina

Carnap and translational indeterminacy

Vol. 105/1

William H. Berge

Dewey's philosophy and the experience of working

Vol. 105/1

Jim Garrison

Like a bee on a windowpane

Vol. 105/2

Miriam Franchella

Chains of meaning

Vol. 105/3

Andreas Bartels

Formulating physicalism

Vol. 105/3

Andrew Melnyk

Perspectives into analytical philosophy

Vol. 105/1

Leila Haaparanta

Noemata and their formalisation

Vol. 105/1

Wojciech Krysztofiak

Wittgenstein and finitism

Vol. 105/2

Mathieu Marion

Truth in Frege's "law of truth"

Vol. 105/1

Gary Kemp

Humpty Dumpty and the night of the triffids

Vol. 105/2

Grant Gillett

Feeling and representing

Vol. 105/3

Louis C. Charland

Wittgenstein's criticism of cartesianism

Vol. 106/1

David Pears

The importance of the history of science for philosophy in general

Vol. 106/1

Gary Hatfield

Reflections on iconicity, representation, and resemblance

Vol. 106/3

Randall Dipert

The crisis of the cogito

Vol. 106/1

Paul Ricoeur

Pursuing Peirce

Vol. 106/3

Joseph Brent

Preface

Vol. 106/1

Jaakko HintikkaDag Prawitz

Symbols and thought

Vol. 106/3

Robert Schwartz

Reconsidering Descartes's notion of the mind-body union

Vol. 106/1

Lilli Alanen

The indeterminacy of color vision

Vol. 106/2

Richard Montgomery

Review essay

Vol. 106/3

T. L. Short

Undermind

Vol. 106/2

Steven Weinstein

Anti-realism and speaker knowledge

Vol. 106/2

Dorit Bar-On

Qualia and vagueness

Vol. 106/2

Anthony Everett

The logic of thought experiments

Vol. 106/2

Martin Bunzl

Mental representation, conceptual spaces and metaphors

Vol. 106/1

Peter Gärdenfors

Good old supervenience

Vol. 106/1

Nick Zangwill

Peirce's evolutionary pragmatic idealism

Vol. 106/3

W. Brian Arthur

Supervenience for operators

Vol. 106/1

John Divers

Optimization and simplicity

Vol. 107/3

Daniel Gilman

The price of information

Vol. 107/3

Gary Gates

On convention

Vol. 107/3

Andrei Marmor

The three arrows of zeno

Vol. 107/2

Craig Harrison

Review essay

Vol. 107/1

Sheldon Goldstein

Prof. Shimony on "the transient now"

Vol. 107/2

Helena Eilstein

McTaggart's paradox and smith's tensed theory of time

Vol. 107/2

L. Nathan Oaklander

Mathematical quantum theory i

Vol. 107/1

William Boos

Determinism and locality in quantum systems

Vol. 107/1

Michael Dickson

The role of contrast in causal and explanatory claims

Vol. 107/3

Christopher Hitchcock

Time, quantum mechanics, and tense

Vol. 107/1

Simon Saunders

On the aim of the theory of verisimilitude

Vol. 107/3

I. A. Kieseppä

The new B-theory's tu quoque argument

Vol. 107/2

William Lane Craig

Subjective decoherence in quantum measurements

Vol. 107/1

Thomas Breuer

A simplification of the theory of simplicity

Vol. 107/3

Samuel A. Richmond

Confusion in philosophy

Vol. 108/1

David Williams Robert W ScotlandChristopher HumphriesDarrell Siebert

Does a rock implement every finite-state automaton?

Vol. 108/3

David Chalmers

The relationship between connectionist models and a dynamic data-oriented theory of concept formation

Vol. 108/3

Renate Bartsch

How physicalists can avoid reductionism

Vol. 108/2

Robert Kirk

Induction, focused sampling and the law of small numbers

Vol. 108/1

Joel Pust

Emerging from imaginary time

Vol. 108/2

Robert DelteteReed A Guy

Is the human mind a Turing machine?

Vol. 108/3

David King

What is computation?

Vol. 108/3

Jack Copeland

On Alan Turing's anticipation of connectionism

Vol. 108/3

Jack Copeland Diane Proudfoot

Searle's abstract argument against strong AI

Vol. 108/3

Andrew Melnyk

From observability to manipulability

Vol. 108/2

Rom Harré

Ergodic theorems and the basis of science

Vol. 108/2

Karl Petersen

Pascalian wagers

Vol. 108/1

Jordan Howard Sobel

Agency and obligation

Vol. 108/2

John F. Horty

Deduction, induction and probabilistic support

Vol. 108/1

James Cussens

Deliberative coherence

Vol. 108/1

Elijah MillgramPaul Thagard

The epistemic virtues of consistency

Vol. 109/2

Sharon Ryan

Belief change as change in epistemic entrenchment

Vol. 109/2

Abhaya C. NayakPaul NelsonHanan Polansky

Coherence as an ideal of rationality

Vol. 109/2

Lyle Zynda

Risk and diversification in theory choice

Vol. 109/2

Alexander Rueger

Technical notes on a theory of simplicity

Vol. 109/2

Brian M. Scott

Relevant logic and the theory of information

Vol. 109/3

Edwin D. Mares

The truths of logic

Vol. 109/1

Eric M. Hammer

The logic of questions as a theory of erotetic arguments

Vol. 109/1

Andrzej Wiśniewski

Confirmation holism and semantic holism

Vol. 109/1

Mack Harrell

Anti-realist truth and concepts of superassertibility

Vol. 109/1

Jim Edwards

Reification as dependence on extrinsic information

Vol. 109/3

Julius Sensat

Two notions of epistemic validity

Vol. 109/2

Horacio Arló CostaIsaac Levi

Decision theoretic foundations for axioms of rational preference

Vol. 109/3

Sven Ove Hansson

Objectively reliable subjective probabilities

Vol. 109/3

Cory Juhl

Review essay

Vol. 109/3

Robert Howell

The validity paradox in modal s 5

Vol. 109/1

Dale Jacquette

Husserl and Heidegger on meaning

Vol. 11

Martin Kusch

From completeness to archimedean completenes

Vol. 110/1

Philip Ehrlich

Classical physics and early quantum theory

Vol. 110/2

Robert Hudson

Formalization of Hilbert's geometry of incidence and parallelism

Vol. 110/1

Jan von Plato

Hilbert vindicated?

Vol. 110/1

Jaakko Hintikka

Syntax in a dynamic brain

Vol. 110/3

James W. Garson

What is the science of the soul?

Vol. 110/2

Jack Zupko

Is default logic a reinvention of inductive-statistical reasoning?

Vol. 110/3

Yao-Hua Tan

Internalism, externalism and the no-defeater condition

Vol. 110/3

Michael Bergmann

Curie's principle

Vol. 110/2

Jenann Ismael

Self-quotation and self-knowledge

Vol. 110/3

Rockney Jacobsen

Reciprocal justification in science and moral theory

Vol. 110/3

James Blachowicz

What it feels like to be in a superposition

Vol. 110/2

Christoph Lehner

Mathematics, models and Zeno's paradoxes

Vol. 110/1

Joseph S. AlperMark Bridger

Bertrand Russell's 1897 critique of the traditional theory of measurement

Vol. 110/2

Joel Michell

Husserl and Hilbert on completeness

Vol. 110/1

Ulrich Majer

Externalism and action-guiding epistemic norms

Vol. 110/3

Stephen Jacobson

Hilbert and set theory

Vol. 110/1

Burton Dreben Akihiro Kanamori

Husserl's phenomenology and Weyl's predictivism

Vol. 110/2

Jairo José Da SilvaJosé Filipe Silva

Preface

Vol. 111/2

Akihiro Kanamori

Proof and the evolution of mathematics

Vol. 111/2

Arthur Jaffe

The phenomenology of mathematical beauty

Vol. 111/2

Gian-Carlo Rota

Philosophical issues in the history of chemistry

Vol. 111/3

Kostas Gavroglu

A revolution in the foundations of mathematics?

Vol. 111/2

Jaakko Hintikka

The logical problem of language acquisition

Vol. 111/1

Fiona Cowie

Hypercomparatives

Vol. 111/1

Adam Morton

Truth conditions of tensed sentence types

Vol. 111/1

L. A. Paul

The case for the philosophy of chemistry

Vol. 111/3

Eric Scerri

On the very idea of a theory of meaning for a natural language

Vol. 111/1

Eugen Fischer

Spectral representations

Vol. 112/1

Mark ZangariDan Censor

Being in the right place at the right time

Vol. 112/1

Paolo Gaudiano

Newtonian gravity, quantum discontinuity and the determination of theory by evidence

Vol. 112/1

Thomas Bonk

Prècis of evidence and inquiry

Vol. 112/1

Susan Haack

Editorial

Vol. 112/1

Jaakko Hintikka

Reply to Bonjour

Vol. 112/1

Susan Haack

Unification, reduction, and non-ideal explanations

Vol. 112/1

Todd Jones

Suppes predicates for meta-ranking structures

Vol. 112/2

Marcelo Tsuji

The tractatus system of arithmetic

Vol. 112/3

Pasquale Frascolla

Mathematics: a science of patterns?

Vol. 112/3

Gianluigi Oliveri

Isolation and non-arbitrary division

Vol. 112/3

Kathrin Koslicki

Huygens' center-of-mass space-time reference frame

Vol. 112/2

Edward Slowik

Causation in branching time (i)

Vol. 112/2

Ming Xu

A defense of backwards in time causation models in quantum mechanics

Vol. 112/2

Phil Dowe

Husserl's theory of language as calculus ratiocinator

Vol. 112/3

Marina Paola Banchetti-Robino

In memoriam

Vol. 112/1

William Demopoulos

Haack on justification and experience

Vol. 112/1

Laurence Bonjour

Hussearle's representationalism and the "hypothesis of the background"

Vol. 112/3

Christian Beyer

Laws and development

Vol. 112/1

David Resnik

Suppes predicates for space-time

Vol. 112/2

Newton C.A. da Costa Otávio Bueno Steven French

Nineteenth century Britain as a subtle commercial hegemon

Vol. 113/2

Raymond Dacey Kevin P Murrin

Another view of translation manuals and the study of science

Vol. 113/2

Steven A. Miller Marcel Fredericks

What was Aristotle doing in his early logic, anyway?

Vol. 113/2

Jaakko Hintikka

Proof and canonical proof

Vol. 113/2

Bernhard Weiss

Did Georg Cantor influence Edmund Husserl?

Vol. 113/1

Claire Ortiz Hill

On the actual impact of deterministic chaos

Vol. 113/3

Theodor Leiber

The order structure of continua

Vol. 113/3

Athanassios Tzouvaras

Measurement and the justification of the statistical postulate in bohm's causal interpretation of quantum mechanics

Vol. 113/3

J. Subramanyam

Bonjour and mentalese

Vol. 113/2

Cass Weller

Kant, Boole and Peirce's early metaphysics

Vol. 113/1

Paul Forster

On the nature of experience in the bare theory

Vol. 113/3

Jeffrey A. Barrett

The metaphysical expositions of space and time

Vol. 113/1

Randy Wojtowicz

Cognition is not computation

Vol. 113/2

Selmer Bringsjord Michael J. Zenzen

Can the decoherence approach help to solve the measurement problem?

Vol. 113/3

Osvaldo Pessoa

Hintikka on Aristotle's fallacies

Vol. 113/2

John Woods Hans V Hansen

On Gödel's philosophical assumptions

Vol. 114/1

Jaakko Hintikka

Multiple realization, computation and the taxonomy of psychological states

Vol. 114/3

Oron Shagrir

Gödel and the concept of meaning in mathematics

Vol. 114/1

Thomas Tymoczko

Second thoughts around some of Gödel's writings

Vol. 114/1

Georg Kreisel

Reference in conceptual realism

Vol. 114/2

Nino B. Cocchiarella

Bohm, spin, and the bell inequalities

Vol. 114/3

Katherine Bedard

Grades of explanation in cognitive science

Vol. 114/3

Richard Montgomery

The Transzendenz of mathematical "experience"

Vol. 114/1

William Boos

Time, quantum mechanics, and probability

Vol. 114/3

Simon Saunders

Newtonian supertasks

Vol. 114/2

Joseph S. AlperMark Bridger

The structure of predication

Vol. 114/2

Alessandro Lenci

Content, computation, and individuation

Vol. 114/2

Keith Butler

Proper names and the necessity of identity statements

Vol. 114/2

Michael Wreen

Length and structure of proofs

Vol. 114/1

Rohit Parikh

The knower paradox and epistemic closure

Vol. 114/2

Stephen Maitzen

Perspectival identification, demonstratives and "small worlds"

Vol. 114/2

Jaakko Hintikka

What hath Gödel wrought?

Vol. 114/1

J. W. Dawson

Editorial note

Vol. 114/1

Jaakko Hintikka

Freedom, causation, and the consequence argument

Vol. 115/3

Laura Waddell Ekstrom

Two versions of the manifestation argument

Vol. 115/2

Menno Lievers

Husserl on scientific method and conceptual change

Vol. 115/1

Darrin W. Belousek

The nomic role account of carving reality at the joints

Vol. 115/2

Peter Vallentyne

On the conceptual foundations of anti-realism

Vol. 115/1

Sanford Shieh

Wittgenstein's use of the word "Aspekt"

Vol. 115/1

Byong-Chul Park

To give a surprise exam, use game theory

Vol. 115/3

Elliott Sober

The coherence argument against conditionalization

Vol. 115/2

Matthias Hild

The psychologists return

Vol. 115/3

Martin KuschEva PicardiEdward Stein

Infinity machines and creation ex nihilo

Vol. 115/2

Jon Pérez Laraudogoitia

Hermeneutical philosophy and pragmatism

Vol. 115/3

Patrick A. Hellan

Psychological explanation and causal deviancy

Vol. 115/2

Joseph Owens

Explanation and description

Vol. 115/1

Yemima Ben-Menahem

Hume's inductive logic

Vol. 115/3

Alberto Mura

Logical and philosophical ideas in certain formal approaches to language

Vol. 116/2

Urszula Wybraniec-Skardowska

Simplicity and incompleteness

Vol. 116/3

Panu Raatikainen

In defense of epistemic arithmetic

Vol. 116/1

Leon Horsten

Part structures, integrity, and the mass-count distinction

Vol. 116/1

Friederike Moltmann

History of geometry and the development of the form of its language

Vol. 116/2

Ladislav Kvasz

Self-re-production and functionality

Vol. 116/3

Gerhard Schlosser

Pluralism, causation and overdetermination

Vol. 116/3

Brian Jonathan

A representation theorem for a decision theory with conditionals

Vol. 116/2

Richard Bradley

Anti-realism against methodology

Vol. 116/3

Husain Sarkar

A possible worlds model of object recognition

Vol. 116/3

John Bart Wilburn

Thompson's lamp is dysfunctional

Vol. 116/3

William I McLaughlin

Empiricism and the myth of fundamental measurement

Vol. 116/1

Vadim Batitsky

Leibniz on intension, extension, and the representation of syllogistic inference

Vol. 116/2

O. Bradley Bassler

Human and machine interpretation of expressions in formal systems

Vol. 116/3

Herbert A SimonStuart A Eisenstadt

Papier mâché problems in epistemology

Vol. 116/1

William Harper

Convention and language

Vol. 117/3

Henry Jackman

Liar, reducibility and language

Vol. 117/3

Pierdaniele Giaretta

Logical truth and Tarskian logical truth

Vol. 117/3

Mario Gómez-Torrente

Rules of meaning and practical reasoning

Vol. 117/2

Kathrin GlüerPeter Pagin

Hume's surprise and the logic of belief changes

Vol. 117/2

Ingvar Johansson

Rules and moral reasoning

Vol. 117/2

Alan H. Goldman

Collective acceptance and collective social notions

Vol. 117/2

Raimo TuomelaWolfgang Balzer

Bohm's ontological interpretation and its relations to three formulations of quantum mechanics

Vol. 117/1

Frederick M Kronz

Supervenience and physicalism

Vol. 117/1

Andrew Bailey

On the relationship between naturalistic semantics and individuation criteria for terms in a language of thought

Vol. 117/1

Robert D. Rupert

Idealization in applied first-order logic

Vol. 117/3

Ernest W. Adams

Moral realism, moral relativism and moral rules (a compatibility argument)

Vol. 117/2

Graham Oddie

On the possibility of a substantive theory of truth

Vol. 117/1

Gila Sher

A paradigm-based solution to the riddle of induction

Vol. 117/3

Mark A. ChangiziTimothy P Barber

The spatiality of the mental and the mind-body problem

Vol. 117/3

Ruth Weintraub

Knowledge of rules, causal systematicity, and the language of thought

Vol. 117/3

Jürgen Schröder

Weinberg on QFT

Vol. 117/1

Jonathan Bain

A Peircean theory of decision

Vol. 118/3

Berit Brogaard

Ceteris paribus, there is no problem of provisos

Vol. 118/3

John Earman John T Roberts

The psychology and epistemology of self-knowledge

Vol. 118/2

Sanford C. Goldberg

The shooting-room paradox and conditionalizing on measurably challenged sets

Vol. 118/3

Paul BarthaChristopher Hitchcock

Rethinking Burge's thought experiment

Vol. 118/2

Nicholas Georgalis

Learning to coordinate; a recursion theoretic perspective

Vol. 118/3

Franco MontagnaDaniel Osherson

Merleau-ponty's notion of pre-reflective intentionality

Vol. 118/1

Martina Reuter

Confirming mathematical theories

Vol. 118/2

Anthony F. Peressini

Representation and self-awareness in intentional agents

Vol. 118/1

Ingar BrinckPeter Gärdenfors

Unification

Vol. 118/3

Erik Weber

A semantic interpretation of Husserl's epoché

Vol. 118/1

Poul Lübcke

Minimal belief change and the Pareto principle

Vol. 118/3

Oliver Schulte

On the possibility of naturalistic and of pure epistemology

Vol. 118/1

Leila Haaparanta

Davidson and Kim on psychophysical laws

Vol. 118/2

Noa Latham

Believing conjunctions

Vol. 118/2

Simon J. Evnine

Probability as a theory dependent concept

Vol. 118/3

David Atkinson Jeanne Peijnenburg

Wittgenstein on irrationals and algorithmic decidability

Vol. 118/2

Victor Rodych

Representationalism and the metonymic fallacy

Vol. 118/1

Lukas Böök

Merleau-Ponty's modification of phenomenology

Vol. 118/1

Sara Heinämaa(Jyväskylän yliopisto)

Approximation, idealization, and laws of nature

Vol. 118/2

Chang Liu

Towards a theory of reflexive intentional systems

Vol. 118/1

Lukas Böök

In defence of the phase space picture

Vol. 119/3

Peter Forrest

Helm and Boltzmann

Vol. 119/1-2

Robert Deltete

Introduction

Vol. 119/1-2

John Blackmore

Zero-value physical quantities

Vol. 119/3

Yuri V. Balashov

Boltzmann and epistemology

Vol. 119/1-2

John Blackmore

Gadflies and geniuses in the history of gas theory

Vol. 119/1-2

Stephen G. Brush

Vienna indeterminism

Vol. 119/1-2

Michael Stöltzner

On the dynamics of Perez Lauraudogoitia's supertask

Vol. 119/3

Mark BridgerJoseph S. Alper

Three assistants on Boltzmann

Vol. 119/1-2

Gustav JägerJosef NablStephan Meyer

Boltzmann on mathematics

Vol. 119/1-2

Setsuko Tanaka

Why dynamical self-excitation is possible

Vol. 119/3

Jon Pérez Laraudogoitia

Ludwig Boltzmann's Bildtheorie and scientific understanding

Vol. 119/1-2

Henk W. de Regt

Boltzmann's philosophy notes for three lectures (fall 1903)

Vol. 119/1-2

Ludwig Boltzmann

The "sentence-type version" of the tenseless theory of time

Vol. 119/3

Quentin Smith

Boltzmann and Wittgenstein or how pictures became linguistic

Vol. 119/1-2

Henk Visser

Explanation and laws

Vol. 120/1

Alexander Bird

Unconfirmed sightings of an "ordinary language" theory of language

Vol. 120/2

James D. McCawley

Propositions, numbers, and the problem of arbitrary identification

Vol. 120/2

Joseph G. Moore

Complementary explanations

Vol. 120/1

Max Urchs

Unification – it's magnificent but is it explanation?

Vol. 120/1

Ilpo HalonenJaakko Hintikka

The determinables of explanatory mechanisms

Vol. 120/1

Johannes Persson

The hypothesis of ether and Reid's interpretation of Newton's first rule of philosophizing

Vol. 120/1

Robert Callergard

The individuality of species

Vol. 120/1

Marcel Quarfood

Erotetic logic and explanation by abnormic hypotheses

Vol. 120/3

Andrzej Wiśniewski

Universal regularities and initial conditions in Newtonian physics

Vol. 120/3

James W. McAllister

Causal explanation and explanatory selection

Vol. 120/1

Rebecca Schweder

Explanation as unification

Vol. 120/1

Gerhard Schurz

The proofs of the Grundgedanke in Wittgenstein's tractatus

Vol. 120/3

Leo K. C. Cheung

The dogma of Kornblith's naturalism

Vol. 120/3

Jeffrey R. Tiel

Explanation explained

Vol. 120/1

Jan Faye

Davidson and social scientific laws

Vol. 120/3

Lee McIntyre

Vagueness, rationality and undecidability

Vol. 120/3

Mark A. Changizi

Agency and consciousness

Vol. 120/2

David Cunning

The world is too much

Vol. 120/3

Eddy M. Zemac

Why questions, and why just why-questions?

Vol. 120/1

Matti Sintonen

Chomsky on the "ordinary language" view of language

Vol. 120/2

Francis Y. Lin

Deductive chauvinism

Vol. 120/1

Henrik Hallsten

Language without linguistics

Vol. 120/2

Justin Leiber

Consistent fragments of grundgesetze and the existence of non-logical objects

Vol. 121/3

Kai Wehmeier

Intentionality and qualia

Vol. 121/3

Brendan Lalor

Necessity, the a priori, and the standard meter

Vol. 121/3

Eric Loomis

Lessons from quantum mechanics

Vol. 121/1-2

Daniel M. Hausman

Frege on "I", "now", "today" and some other linguistic devices

Vol. 121/3

Edward Harcourt

On a semantic interpretation of Kant's concept of number

Vol. 121/3

Wing-Chun Wong

The noninvariance of deterministic causal models

Vol. 121/1-2

Patrick Suppes

Causal diversity and the Markov condition

Vol. 121/1-2

Nancy Cartwright

Are there algorithms that discover causal structure?

Vol. 121/1-2

David FreedmanPaul Humphreys

Probabilities of causation

Vol. 121/1-2

Judea Pearl

Association, causation, and marginal structural models

Vol. 121/1-2

James M. Robins

Causal interpretation in systems of equations

Vol. 121/1-2

Jim Woodward

Rabbit hunting

Vol. 121/1-2

Clark Glymour

Introduction to the special issue on statistics and causation

Vol. 121/1-2

Brian Skyrms

The rational analysis of mind and behavior

Vol. 122/1-2

Nick ChaterMike Oaksford

Standard decision theory corrected

Vol. 122/3

Peter Vallentyne

What in nature is the compulsion of reason?

Vol. 122/1-2

Kenneth A. Taylor

Supervenience and causation

Vol. 122/3

Sungsu Kim

A fuzzy measure for explanatory coherence

Vol. 122/3

Daniel Schoch

Android epistemology for babies

Vol. 122/1-2

Clark Glymour

Problems with formal models of epistemic entrenchment as applied to scientific theories

Vol. 122/3

Robert Klee

Truthlikeness, rationality and scientific method

Vol. 122/3

Jesus P. Zamora Bonilla

Man the rational animal?

Vol. 122/1-2

Ernest SosaDavid Galloway

Invariance, symmetry and rationality

Vol. 122/3

Michael Kruse

A theory of irrationality as a "reasonable" response to an incomplete specification

Vol. 122/1-2

Robyn M. Dawes

The epistemology of spontaneously broken symmetries

Vol. 122/3

Peter Kosso

Editors' note

Vol. 122/1-2

Michael BishopRichard Samuels Stephen Stich

Belief revision and epistemology

Vol. 122/1-2

John L. PollockAnthony S. Gillies

In praise of epistemic irresponsibility

Vol. 122/1-2

Michael Bishop

How the social environment shaped the evolution of mind

Vol. 122/1-2

Denise Dellarosa Cummins

How the mind grows

Vol. 122/1-2

Paul E. GriffithsKarola Stotz

Conveying information

Vol. 123/3

Peter J. Graham

Knowing the world by knowing one's mind

Vol. 123/1

Sven Bernecker

Hilary Putnam and Immanuel Kant

Vol. 123/1

Dermot Moran(University College Dublin)

On rights in game forms

Vol. 123/3

Marc FleurbaeyMartin Van Hees

Connecting dempster–shafer belief functions with likelihood-based inference

Vol. 123/3

Mikel Aickin

Model theory and validity

Vol. 123/2

Yannis Stephanou

Algorithmic information theory and undecidability

Vol. 123/2

Panu Raatikainen

The meaningfulness of meaning questions

Vol. 123/2

Claudine Verheggen

A simple logic for comparisons and vagueness

Vol. 123/2

Theodore J. Everett

A note on plural pronouns

Vol. 123/2

H. M. Cartwright

The relativity of color

Vol. 123/1

Peter W. Ross

Jerry A. Fodor, concepts

Vol. 123/1

Robert J. StaintonChristopher Viger

The place of dialogue theory in logic, computer science and communication studies

Vol. 123/3

Douglas N. Walton

The tractarian operation n and expressive completeness

Vol. 123/2

Leo K. C. Cheung

Animals, thoughts and concepts

Vol. 123/1

Hans-Johann Glock

Is Jeffrey conditionalization defective by virtue of being non-commutative? remarks on the sameness of sensory experiences

Vol. 123/3

Marc Lange

Identity, intensionality, and Moore's paradox

Vol. 123/2

Dale Jacquette

Uncertainty, vagueness and psychological indeterminacy

Vol. 124/2

Michel ter Hark

Models and modality

Vol. 124/1

Patricia Blanchette

Does optimization imply rationality?

Vol. 124/1

Philippe Mongin

Physical emergence, diachronic and synchronic

Vol. 124/3

Alexander Rueger

Copping out on moral twin earth

Vol. 124/1

Terence HorganMark Timmons

Aristotle on existential import and nonreferring subjects

Vol. 124/3

Scott Carson

How philosophy lost perceptual expertise

Vol. 124/3

Joel Richeimer

I believe it, but soon i'll not believe it any more

Vol. 124/2

John Vickers

When vague sentences inform

Vol. 124/2

Alice Kyburg

Observation sentences and joint attention

Vol. 124/2

Johan Modée

Physicalism, qualia inversion, and affective states

Vol. 124/2

Neil Campbell

Quantification and ontology

Vol. 124/1

Shaughan Lavine

Review article

Vol. 124/3

Jaakko HintikkaPaul Bohan-Broderick

Tense and temporal semantics

Vol. 124/2

Joshua M. Mozersky

What is rational about Nash equilibria?

Vol. 124/3

Mathias Risse

Milk, honey, and the good life on moral twin earth

Vol. 124/1

David Copp

The reasonable effectiveness of mathematics

Vol. 125/1-2

Steven French

Mathematical intuition and physical intuition in Wittgenstein's later philosophy

Vol. 125/3

Mark Steiner

Looking from the inside and from the outside

Vol. 125/3

Antonella CarboneS. Semmes

Many-valued points and equality

Vol. 125/1-2

Costas DrossosDaniele Mundici

Quantifier-free axioms for constructive affine plane geometry

Vol. 125/1-2

Patrick Suppes

The dialogical approach to paraconsistency

Vol. 125/1-2

Sahid RahmanWalter Carnielli

Structures and structuralism in contemporary philosophy of mathematics

Vol. 125/3

Erich Reck(University of California Riverside)Michael P Price

Reason and intuition

Vol. 125/3

Charles Parsons

Elementary particles, hidden variables, and hidden predicates

Vol. 125/1-2

Adonai S. Sant'anna

Remarks on quantum ontology

Vol. 125/1-2

Décio Krause

Partial structures and Jeffrey-Keynes algebras

Vol. 125/1-2

Marcelo Tsuji

Simplified models establishing some of Nézondet's results on Erdös–Woods conjecture

Vol. 125/1-2

Marcel Guillaume

Paraconsistent ideas in quantum logic

Vol. 125/1-2

Maria Luisa Dalla Chiara Roberto Giuntini

Multideductive logic and the theoretic-formal unification of physical theories

Vol. 125/1-2

Edelcio Gonçalves de Souza

Is there a simple, pedestrian arithmetic sentence which is independent of ZFC?

Vol. 125/1-2

Francisco Antonio Doria

Quasi-truth in quasi-set theory

Vol. 125/1-2

Otávio Bueno

Topological separation principles and logical theories

Vol. 125/1-2

Chris Mortensen

Minimally abnormal models in some adaptive logics

Vol. 125/1-2

Diderik Batens

Applications of paraconsistency in data and knowledge bases

Vol. 125/1-2

John GrantV S Subrahmanian

The quantum and classical domains as provisional parallel coexistents

Vol. 125/1-2

Michel Paty

Husserl's two notions of completeness

Vol. 125/3

Jairo José Da Silva

Alternative mathematics

Vol. 125/1-2

Jean Paul Van Bendegem

Mathematical intuition vs. mathematical monsters

Vol. 125/3

Solomon Feferman

Semantic theory and necessary truth

Vol. 126/1-2

Ian Rumfitt

Consciousness and the limits of our imaginations

Vol. 126/3

Eric Dietrich Anthony S. Gillies

Whose challenge? which semantics?

Vol. 126/1-2

Stephen Boulter

The set theoretic ambit of arrow's theorem

Vol. 126/3

Louis M. Guenin

Aristotelian categories and cognitive domains

Vol. 126/3

Ian Hacking

The enumerative character of Tarski's definition of truth and its general character in a Tarskian system

Vol. 126/1-2

Bo Mou

Alfred Tarski

Vol. 126/1-2

Hourya Sinaceur

In defense of the semantic definition of truth

Vol. 126/1-2

Jan Woleński(Uniwersytet Jagielloński)

Truth, sentential non-compositionalit, and ontology

Vol. 126/1-2

Lorenz Bruno Puntel

Risk's place in decision rules

Vol. 126/3

Paul Weirich

Tarskian truth and the correspondence theory

Vol. 126/1-2

Luis Fernández Moreno

Truth, logical structure, and compositionality

Vol. 126/1-2

Gila Sher

Post-tarskian truth

Vol. 126/1-2

Jaakko Hintikka

The concept of truth

Vol. 126/1-2

Boris Čulina

On Putnam's critique of metaphysical realism

Vol. 126/3

Ausonio Marras

Truth and reference

Vol. 126/1-2

Richard Schantz

A defense of minimalism

Vol. 126/1-2

Paul Horwich

Realization, reduction and psychological autonomy

Vol. 126/3

Paul Schweizer

How innocent is deflationism?

Vol. 126/1-2

Volker Halbach

Preface

Vol. 127/1-2

Shahid Rahman Helge Rückert

Dialogical connexive logic

Vol. 127/1-2

Shahid Rahman Helge Rückert

Supererogatory superluminality

Vol. 127/3

Bradley MontonBrian Kierland

Non-cooperation in dialogue logic

Vol. 127/1-2

Dov M. Gabbay John Woods

Basic objectives of dialogue logic in historical perspective

Vol. 127/1-2

Kuno Lorenz

Believing in words

Vol. 127/3

Herman CappelenJosh Dever

Vagueness, sharp boundaries, and supervenience conditions

Vol. 127/3

Gary Ebbs

The semantic or model-theoretic view of theories and scientific realism

Vol. 127/3

Anjan Chakravartty

Intuitionistic logic as epistemic logic

Vol. 127/1-2

Jaakko Hintikka

The counterfactual analysis of cause

Vol. 127/3

Igal Kvart

The problem of retraction in critical discussion

Vol. 127/1-2

Erik C. W. Krabbe

How to extend the dialogical approach to provability logic

Vol. 127/1-2

Ulrich Nortmann

The miracle of applied mathematics

Vol. 127/3

Mark Colyvan

The doomsday argument Adam & Eve, un ++ , and Quantum Joe

Vol. 127/3

Nick Bostrom

Modal logic as dialogical logic

Vol. 127/1-2

Patrick Blackburn

Relating protocols for dynamic dispute with logics for defeasible argumentation

Vol. 127/1-2

Henry Prakken

Paraconsistency and dialogue logic critical examination and further explorations

Vol. 127/1-2

Jean Paul Van Bendegem

You don't say?

Vol. 128/1-2

Kent Bach

Sex, breakfast, and descriptus interruptus

Vol. 128/1-2

Kenneth A. Taylor

On the overlap of pragmatics and semantics

Vol. 128/1-2

Ruth Manor

Against a minimalist reading of Bell's theorem

Vol. 128/3

Thomas Müller Tomasz Placek

Gricean rational reconstructions and the semantics/pragmatics distinction

Vol. 128/1-2

Manuel García-Carpintero

The pragmatics of inferential content

Vol. 128/1-2

Wolfram Hinzen

Truth & use

Vol. 128/1-2

Hans Seigfried

What is said

Vol. 128/1-2

François Récanati

Objectivity over objects

Vol. 128/3

Kai Hauser

A defence of connectionism against the "syntactic" argument

Vol. 128/3

Marcello Guarini

Indirect speech acts

Vol. 128/1-2

Nicholas AsherAlex Lascarides

Demonstrative reference and cognitive significance

Vol. 128/3

Ronald Loeffler(Department of Philosophy, Grand Valley State University)

"mein Grundgedanke ist..." the structural theory of representation as the metaphysics of Wittgenstein's Tractatus logico-philosophicus

Vol. 129/2

Ilie Parvu

Connectionist modelling of word recognition

Vol. 129/2

Peter McLeodDavid C. PlautTim Shallice

Objectivity and proof in a classical Indian theory of number

Vol. 129/3

Jonardon Ganeri(New York University)

Collective belief and acceptance

Vol. 129/3

K. Brad Wray

Connectionism today

Vol. 129/2

Kim Plunkett

Perception and action

Vol. 129/1

Susan Hurley

Representations in the brain

Vol. 129/2

Edmund T. Rolls

Experience and the active mind

Vol. 129/1

Alva Noë(Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley)

Two threats to representation

Vol. 129/2

Michael Wheeler

What it is like to see

Vol. 129/1

J. Kevin O'Regan Alva Noë(Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley)

Belief and the principle of identity

Vol. 129/3

Cara Spencer

A theorem concerning syntactical treatments of nonidealized belief

Vol. 129/3

Charles B. Cross

Knowledge representation

Vol. 129/2

Veikko Rantala

Developing mental abilities by representing intentionality

Vol. 129/2

Radu J Bogdan

Why the pessimistic induction is a fallacy

Vol. 129/3

Peter J. Lewis

Choices, consequences, and rationality

Vol. 129/3

Walter Bossert

Editorial introduction

Vol. 129/1

Erik Myin

Contextualism and global doubts about the world

Vol. 129/3

Stephen Jacobson

Toward a very idea of representation

Vol. 129/2

Gabriel Vacariu Mihai Vacariu Dalia Terhesiu

Color and the duplication assumption

Vol. 129/1

Erik Myin

A plea for mental acts

Vol. 129/1

Joëlle Proust

The lottery

Vol. 129/3

Ruth Weintraub

Introduction

Vol. 129/2

Mihai Vacariu Edmund T. Rolls Gabriel Vacariu

Smith on times and tokens

Vol. 129/3

Joshua M. Mozersky

Nonconceptual self-consciousness and cognitive science

Vol. 129/1

José Luis Bermúdez

Wave function ontology

Vol. 130/2

Bradley Monton

McKinsey paradoxes, radical scepticism, and the transmission of knowledge across known entailments

Vol. 130/2

Duncan Pritchard

Explanatory unification

Vol. 130/1

Thomas Bartelborth

In defence of the conditional account of dispositions

Vol. 130/3

Lars Gundersen

Concepts structured through reduction

Vol. 130/1

J. O'Regan

Analyticity without synonymy in simple comparative logic

Vol. 130/2

Theodore J. Everett

Measurement theoretic semantics and the semantics of necessity

Vol. 130/3

Eli Dresner

Methodological patterns in a structuralist setting

Vol. 130/1

Wolfgang Balzer

Explanation is a genus

Vol. 130/3

Mariam Thalos

Post-literacy as a source of twentieth-century philosophy

Vol. 130/2

J. C. Nyíri

Reflections on structuralism and scientific explanation

Vol. 130/1

John Forge

Holism, underdetermination, and the dynamics of empirical theories

Vol. 130/1

Ulrich Gähde

Representation

Vol. 130/2

Gabriel Motzkin

Temporal indexicals and temporal terms

Vol. 130/3

Eros Corazza

Structuralism, model theory and reduction

Vol. 130/1

Karl-Georg Niebergall

Transtheoretical structures and deterministic models

Vol. 130/1

Bernhard Lauth

Testing inference to the best explanation

Vol. 130/3

Igor Douven

The dynamic turn in twentieth century logic

Vol. 130/2

Paul Gochet

Functional thought experiments

Vol. 130/3

Denny BorsboomJaap van Heerden

Violated laws, ceteris paribus clauses, and capacities

Vol. 130/2

Sheldon R. Smith

Le XXe siécle philosophant

Vol. 130/2

Bernard Bourgeois

Descriptions

Vol. 130/2

Oswaldo Chateaubriand

Cause, effect, and fake causation

Vol. 131/1

Johannes Persson

A brief comparison of Pollock's defeasible reasoning and ranking functions

Vol. 131/1

Wolfgang Spohn

The reduction of causal processes

Vol. 131/1

Mariam Thalos

Is Hintikka's logic first-order?

Vol. 131/3

Matti EklundDaniel Kolak

What's wrong with indispensability?

Vol. 131/3

Mary Leng

Russell's influence on Carnap's Aufbau

Vol. 131/1

Christopher Pincock

Tokens, dates and tenseless truth conditions

Vol. 131/3

Heather Dyke

Darwinian metaphysics

Vol. 131/2

Samir Okasha

Unification and explanation

Vol. 131/1

Erik WeberMaarten Van Dyck

Comment on Eklund and Kolak

Vol. 131/3

Jaakko Hintikka

Beauty, a road to the truth

Vol. 131/3

Theo A. F. Kuipers

|n| cheers for democracy

Vol. 131/2

I.D.A. MacIntyre

On the dynamics of Alper and Bridger

Vol. 131/2

Jon Pérez Laraudogoitia

Natural doubts

Vol. 131/1

Reid Buchanan

Is there a phenomenological research program?

Vol. 131/3

Steven Crowell(Rice University)

How to be an alethically rational naturalist

Vol. 131/1

Erik J. Wielenberg

Feasibility in logic

Vol. 132/3

Jacques Dubucs

Husserl and Schlick on the logical form of experience

Vol. 132/3

Paul Livingston

In memoriam

Vol. 132/1-2

James H. Fetzer

Causality, propensity, and bayesian networks

Vol. 132/1-2

Donald Gillies

Probabilistic causation in branching time

Vol. 132/1-2

Mika Oksanen

Introduction

Vol. 132/1-2

James H. Fetzer

Propensity trajectories, preemption, and the identity of events

Vol. 132/1-2

Ellery Eells

Propensities and frequencies

Vol. 132/1-2

James H. Fetzer

Weyl's appropriation of Husserl's and Poincaré's thought

Vol. 132/3

Richard Feist

Causal probability

Vol. 132/1-2

John L. Pollock

Social software

Vol. 132/3

Rohit Parikh

The incan quipus

Vol. 133/1-2

Antje Christensen

Model checking techniqes for the analysis of reactive systems

Vol. 133/1-2

Stephan Merz

Preface

Vol. 133/1-2

Benedikt Löwe Florian Rudolph

Comparing approaches to resolution based higher-order theorem proving

Vol. 133/1-2

Christoph Benzmüller

Mathematical proof theory in the light of ordinal analysis

Vol. 133/1-2

Reinhard Kahle

The formal sciences

Vol. 133/1-2

Benedikt Löwe

Concepts and aims of functional interpretations

Vol. 133/1-2

Wolfgang Burr

The category of inner models

Vol. 133/1-2

Peter Koepke

Axiomatizations of hyperbolic geometry

Vol. 133/3

Victor Pambuccian

Leibniz's rigorous foundation of infinitesimal geometry by means of Riemannian sums

Vol. 133/1-2

Eberhard Knobloch

Gödel and the intuition of concepts

Vol. 133/3

Richard Tieszen

A Cantorian argument against infinitesimals

Vol. 133/3

Matthew E. Moore

Why numbers are sets

Vol. 133/3

Eric Steinhart

Maxwell–Boltzmann statistics and the metaphysics of modality

Vol. 133/3

Bruce L. Gordon

Slow versus fast growing

Vol. 133/1-2

Andreas Weiermann

Applications of elementary submodels in general topology

Vol. 133/1-2

Stefan Geschke

The history of applied mathematics and the history of society

Vol. 133/1-2

Michael Stolz

Tarski's fixed-point theorem and lambda calculi with monotone inductive types

Vol. 133/1-2

Ralph Matthes

Games in the semantics of programming languages

Vol. 133/1-2

Jan Jürjens

Consciousness, higher-order content, and the individuation of vehicles

Vol. 134

Uriah Kriegel

Intentional gaps in mathematical proofs

Vol. 134/1-2

Don Fallis

Mathematical proofs

Vol. 134/1-2

Marco Panza(Centre national de la recherche scientifique)

All brutes are subhuman

Vol. 134/3

John Martin

Consciousness, higher-order content, and the individuation of vehicles

Vol. 134/3

Uriah Kriegel

Erotetic search scenarios

Vol. 134/3

Andrzej Wiśniewski

Externalism and identity

Vol. 134/3

Dalia Drai

Randomization, persuasiveness and rigor in proofs

Vol. 134/1-2

Catherine WomachMatrin Farach

Proofs and programs

Vol. 134/1-2

Giuseppe Longo

Representational innovation and mathematical ontology

Vol. 134/1-2

Madeline M. Muntersbjorn

A really fuzzy approach to the sorites paradox

Vol. 134/3

Francesco Paoli

Introduction

Vol. 134/1-2

Carlos AlvarezMarco Panza(Centre national de la recherche scientifique)

Mathematical reasoning vs. abductive reasoning

Vol. 134/1-2

Atocha Aliseda

Two ways of reasoning and two ways of arguing in geometry

Vol. 134/1-2

Carlos Alvarez

Manifest invalidity

Vol. 134/3

Jon Cogburn

Modern infinitesimals as a tool to match intuitive and formal reasoning in analysis

Vol. 134/1-2

Robert Lutz

Physical-mathematical reasoning

Vol. 134/1-2

Maurice A. Finocchiaro

Styles of physical thinking versus mathematical ones

Vol. 134/1-2

Jan Lacki

Fréchet and the logic of the constitution of abstract spaces from concrete reality

Vol. 134/1-2

Luis Carlos ArboledaLuis Cornelio Recalde

The open-endedness of the set concept and the semantics of set theory

Vol. 135/3

A. C. Paseau

Probability transformations in the study of behavior toward risk

Vol. 135/2

William S. Neilson

More on Putnam and Tarski

Vol. 135/1

Panu Raatikainen

Framing effects in international relations

Vol. 135/2

Alex MintzSteven B. Redd

Applications of prospect theory to political science

Vol. 135/2

Jack S. Levy

Propositional attitudes without propositions

Vol. 135/1

Friederike Moltmann

Contracting from epistemic hell is routine

Vol. 135/1

Isaac Levi

Avoiding epistemic hell

Vol. 135/1

Erik J. Olsson

Davidson's argument for monism

Vol. 135/1

Michael V. Antony

Functions in Begriffsschrift

Vol. 135/3

G. P. BakerP. M. S. Hacker

Tarski on logical notions

Vol. 135/3

Luca Bellotti

A new perspective on the philosophical implications of quantum field theory

Vol. 135/3

D. Anselmi

Bogus mystery about linguistic competence

Vol. 135/1

Eugen Fischer

The divine essence and the conception of God in Spinoza

Vol. 135/3

Sherry Deveaux

Minimalism and paradoxes

Vol. 135/1

Michael Glanzberg

Plantinga and favorable mini-environments

Vol. 135/3

T. M. Botham

Preface

Vol. 135/2

Raymond Dacey

Dialogue concerning natural appropriation

Vol. 136/3

Louis M. Guenin

A rosa multiflora by any other name

Vol. 136/3

Jeffrey K. McDonough

The significance of semantic realism

Vol. 136/2

Alexander Miller

Virtual modality

Vol. 136/3

William Boos

Part-whole physicalism and mental causation

Vol. 136/3

Douglas Ehring

Parfaits miroirs de l'univers

Vol. 136/2

William Boos

"Mistakes"

Vol. 136/3

Paul A. Roth

Cowie on the poverty of stimulus

Vol. 136/2

John Collins

Critical notice

Vol. 136/1

Simon Saunders

Structural realism, again

Vol. 136/1

Simon Saunders

Structural realism and the interpretation of quantum field theory

Vol. 136/1

Tian Yu Cao

Reconsidering the Foole's rejoinder

Vol. 136/2

Magnus JibornWlodek Rabinowicz

Appendix

Vol. 136/1

Tian Yu Cao

Vector reliability

Vol. 136/2

Mark E. Wunderlich

Can we dissolve physical entities into mathematical structures?

Vol. 136/1

Tian Yu Cao

The medieval roots of reliabilist epistemology

Vol. 136/3

Michael J Fitzgerald

What is ontological synthesis?

Vol. 136/1

Tian Yu Cao

Remodelling structural realism

Vol. 136/1

Steven FrenchJames Ladyman

The dissolution of objects

Vol. 136/1

Steven FrenchJames Ladyman

Hilbert's program revisited

Vol. 137/1-2

Panu Raatikainen

Brouwer, as never read by Husserl

Vol. 137/1-2

Mark Van Atten

Accidentally true belief and warrant

Vol. 137/3

Andrew Chignell

Rereading Gentzen

Vol. 137/1-2

Jan von Plato

Dedekind's structuralism

Vol. 137/3

Erich Reck(University of California Riverside)

What is Carnap's conventionalism after all?

Vol. 137/1-2

Norma Yunez-Naude

The practice of finitism

Vol. 137/1-2

Richard Zach

Psychologism and metalogic

Vol. 137/1-2

Jan Woleński(Uniwersytet Jagielloński)

Husserl and Haugeland on constitution

Vol. 137/3

Wolfgang Huemer

Truth, proofs and functions

Vol. 137/1-2

Jean Fichot

Introduction

Vol. 137/1-2

Juliette KennedyPaul-Gabriel Sandu

The pragmatism of Hilbert's programme

Vol. 137/1-2

Volker Peckhaus

The Russellian influence on Hilbert and his school

Vol. 137/1-2

Paolo Mancosu

Is scientific theory-commitment doxastic or practical?

Vol. 137/3

Ward E. Jones

Gödel, Carnap and the Fregean heritage

Vol. 137/1-2

Gabriella Crocco

Wittgenstein and Brouwer

Vol. 137/1-2

Mathieu Marion

What conditional probability could not be

Vol. 137/3

Alan Hájek

On the meaning of Hilbert's consistency problem (Paris, 1900)

Vol. 137/1-2

Enrico Moriconi

Are we lovers of the good?

Vol. 138/2

Folke Tersman

Editorial note

Vol. 138/1

John Symons

New foundations for epistemic change

Vol. 138/1

Anthony S. Gillies

The Newcomb problem

Vol. 138/2

Simon Burgess

Reference and paradox

Vol. 138/2

Claire Ortiz Hill

The trouble with infinitism

Vol. 138/1

Andrew D. Cling

The indispensability of Farbung

Vol. 138/1

Michael Pelczar

Williamson's master argument on vagueness

Vol. 138/2

Greg Ray

Laws and models in a theory of idealization

Vol. 138/3

Chuang Liu

On the alleged ambiguity of "now" and "here"

Vol. 138/2

Eros Corazza

The bias paradox

Vol. 138/3

Deborah K. Heikes

Bookkeeping or metaphysics? the units of selection debate

Vol. 138/3

D. M. Walsh

Two-dimensional and natural kind terms

Vol. 138/1

Christian Nimtz

From metaphysical to substantive naturalism

Vol. 138/2

J. L. Dowell

On sharp boundaries for vague terms

Vol. 138/2

Ruth Weintraub

Randomness and the justification of induction

Vol. 138/1

Scott CampbellJames Franklin

The implicit definition of the set-concept

Vol. 138/3

F. A. Muller

The irreducible complexity of objectivity

Vol. 138/3

Heather Douglas

Leibnizian soft reduction of extrinsic denominations and relations

Vol. 139/1

Ari Maunu

Reduction, autonomy, and causal exclusion among physical properties

Vol. 139/1

Alexander Rueger

Theories of space-time in modern physics

Vol. 139/3

Luciano Boi

Transformative decision rules, permutability, and non-sequential framing of decision problems

Vol. 139/3

Martin Peterson

Evolution of conventional meaning and conversational principles

Vol. 139/2

Robert van Rooy

Logics for epistemic programs

Vol. 139/2

Alexandru BaltagLawrence S. Moss

The Ehrenfest fleas

Vol. 139/1

D. Costantini U. Garibaldi

Two-dimensional time

Vol. 139/3

Daniel King

A counterexample to six fundamental principles of belief formation

Vol. 139/2

Hans Rott

An evolutionary game theoretic perspective on learning in multi-agent systems

Vol. 139/2

Karl TuylsAnn NoweTom LenaertsBernard Manderick

Minimalism, the generalization problem and the liar

Vol. 139/3

Bradley Armour-Garb

To structure, or not to structure?

Vol. 139/1

Philip Robbins

A characterization of von Neumann games in terms of memory

Vol. 139/2

Giacomo Bonanno

Beauty and the bets

Vol. 139/3

Christopher Hitchcock

Comparing semantics of logics for multi-agent systems

Vol. 139/2

Valentin GorankoWojciech Jamroga

Amartya Sen

Vol. 140/1-2

Isaac Levi

A dilemma for whom?

Vol. 140/1-2

Frederic Schick

Seidenfeld

Vol. 140/1-2

Isaac Levi

The enterprise of understanding and the enterprise of knowledge

Vol. 140/1-2

Howard Stein

What is an agent?

Vol. 140/1-2

Carol Rovane

Gaifman

Vol. 140/1-2

Isaac Levi

Howard Stein

Vol. 140/1-2

Isaac Levi

Seeing the unobservable

Vol. 140/3

Marc Alspector-Kelly

Carol Rovane

Vol. 140/1-2

Isaac Levi

List and Pettit

Vol. 140/1-2

Isaac Levi

Reasoning with limited resources and assigning probabilities to arithmetical statements

Vol. 140/1-2

Haim Gaifman

What demonstrative induction can do against the threat of underdetermination

Vol. 140/3

Michela Massimi

Introduction

Vol. 140/1-2

Akeel Bilgrami

Incompleteness and reasoned choice

Vol. 140/1-2

Amartya Sen

A fallacious fallacy?

Vol. 140/1-2

Jaakko Hintikka

Aggregating sets of judgments

Vol. 140/1-2

Christian ListPhilip Pettit

Economics in philosophy of science

Vol. 140/3

Christoph Leutge

Schick

Vol. 140/1-2

Isaac Levi

Jaakko Hintikka

Vol. 140/1-2

Isaac Levi

An application of information theory to the problem of the scientific experiment

Vol. 140/3

Massimiliano Badino

Editor's introduction

Vol. 141/2

J. O'Regan

Confounding factors in contrastive analysis

Vol. 141/2

Morten Overgaard

Archetypal forms of inference

Vol. 141/1

Lloyd Humberstone

The first computational theory of mind and brain

Vol. 141/2

Gualtiero Piccinini

Hypotheses and inductive predictions

Vol. 141/3

J. W. Romeyn

The concept of voluntary motor control in the recent neuroscientific literature

Vol. 141/2

Paul Tibbetts

The Newtonian limit of relativity theory and the rationality of theory change

Vol. 141/3

Ardnés Rivadulla

Epistemological strata and the rules of right reason

Vol. 141/3

Robert Cummins Pierre PoirierMartin Roth

In search of a neuronal signature of consciousness

Vol. 141/2

Roman Bauer

Review essay

Vol. 141/2

Dan Ryder

Bayesian confirmation theory

Vol. 141/3

Michael Strevens

Reflections on ethics and game theory

Vol. 141/1

Steven T. Kuhn

Varieties of epistemic conservatism

Vol. 141/1

Hamid Vahid

No end in sight

Vol. 141/1

Richard Hanley

The problem of verisimilitude and counting partially identical properties

Vol. 141/1

T. Britton

Counterfactuals and spatiotemporal events

Vol. 142/1

Tomasz Bigaj

A sat-based approach to unbounded model checking for alternating-time temporal epistemic logic

Vol. 142/2

M. KacprzakW. Penczek

Update semantics of security protocols

Vol. 142/2

Arjen HommersomJohn-Jules MeyerErik De Vink

A model of jury decisions where all jurors have the same evidence

Vol. 142/2

Franz Dietrich Christian List

A puzzle concerning time perception

Vol. 142/1

Robin Le Poidevin

Tarski, Quine, and the transcendence of the vernacular "true"

Vol. 142/3

Jody Azzouni

On Tarski's assumptions

Vol. 142/3

Jaakko Hintikka

A diagrammatic reconstruction of Carnap's quasianalysis

Vol. 142/1

Iulian Toader(Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Carleton University)

On the preferability of epistemic structural realism

Vol. 142/1

Matteo Morganti

Truth, reflection, and hierarchies

Vol. 142/3

Michael Glanzberg

Nonmonotonic inferences and neural networks

Vol. 142/2

Reinhard Blutner

Truth and disquotation

Vol. 142/3

Richard G. Heck

Individuation of objects – a problem for structuralism?

Vol. 143/3

Jessica Carter

Indifference, neutrality and informativeness

Vol. 143/3

Sergio WechslerL. G. EstevesAnnette SimonisC. Peixoto

Bipolar disorder

Vol. 143/3

Gerald Hull

Toward a theory of the process of explanation

Vol. 143/1-2

Ilpo HalonenJaakko Hintikka

Explanatoriness

Vol. 143/1-2

Jukka KeränenWesley C. Salmon

Two-dimensional semantics and the articulation problem

Vol. 143/3

Diego Marconi

Explanations in science and the logic of why-questions

Vol. 143/1-2

Gerhard Schurz

Explanation

Vol. 143/1-2

Jaakko HintikkaIlpo Halonen

. . .and away from a theory of explanation itself

Vol. 143/1-2

Christopher Hitchcock

The theory of the process of explanation generalized to include the inconsistent case

Vol. 143/1-2

Diderik Batens

Deflating Skolem

Vol. 143/3

F. A. Muller

The best of all possibleworlds

Vol. 143/3

Yujin Nagasawa

Scientific explanation

Vol. 143/1-2

Matti Sintonen

Explanation and metaphysics

Vol. 143/1-2

Alexander Bird

Rationality as conformity

Vol. 144/2

Hykel Hosni Jeffrey Paris

Dispositions

Vol. 144/3

John Heil

Laws and lawlessness

Vol. 144/3

Stephen Mumford

On the structure of rational acceptance

Vol. 144/2

Gregory Wheeler

What is a disposition?

Vol. 144/3

Troy Cross

How general is generalized scientific essentialism?

Vol. 144/3

Erik Anderson

Essentialism and the necessity of the laws of nature

Vol. 144/3

Alice Drewery

The no probabilities for acts-principle

Vol. 144/2

Marion Ledwig

A logic for inductive probabilistic Reasoning

Vol. 144/2

Manfred Jaeger

Intentionalism and intransitivity

Vol. 144/1

Max Deutsch

Laws and their stability

Vol. 144/3

Marc Lange

A contextual approach to scientific understanding

Vol. 144/1

Henk W. de Regt Dennis Dieks

Distracted drivers and unattended experience

Vol. 144/1

Wayne Wright

Let's be realistic about serious metaphysics

Vol. 144/1

Paul Bloomfield

No doomsday argument without knowledge of birth rank

Vol. 144/1

D. J. Bradley

Compositionality and the manifestation challenge

Vol. 144/1

Darragh Byrne

Four disputes about properties

Vol. 144/3

David Malet Armstrong

Introduction

Vol. 145/2

Louis M. Guenin

Intellectual honesty

Vol. 145/2

Louis M. Guenin

Conjoining mathematical empiricism with mathematical realism

Vol. 145/3

Alex Levine

Davidson on the impossibility of psychophysical laws

Vol. 145/1

G. L. Herstein

Trying to resolve the two-envelope problem

Vol. 145/1

Casper J. AlbersBarteld KooiWillem Schaafsma

Emergence and its place in nature

Vol. 145/1

F. C. BoogerdH. V. Westerhoff

Omitting data—ethical or strategic problem?

Vol. 145/2

Jaakko Hintikka

Understanding brute facts

Vol. 145/3

Ludwig Fahrbach

Testability and candor

Vol. 145/2

Sherrilyn Roush

Problems with the argument from fine tuning

Vol. 145/3

Mark Colyvan Jay L. GarfieldGraham Priest (City University of New York)

Yablo's paradox and ω-inconsistency

Vol. 145/3

Jeffrey Ketland

Free choice permission is strong permission

Vol. 145/3

Nicholas AsherDaniel Bonevac

A theory of belief for scientific refutations

Vol. 145/3

Louis Narens

Candor and integrity in science

Vol. 145/2

Gerald Holton

Reason and the past

Vol. 145/3

Krista Lawlor

On the functionalization of pluralist approaches to truth

Vol. 145/1

Cory Wright

Alethic functionalism and our folk theory of truth

Vol. 145/1

M. P. Lynch

Truly justified belief

Vol. 146/3

Gerald Vision

The case for psychologism in default and inheritance reasoning

Vol. 146/1-2

Francis Jeffry PelletierRenée Elio

On the quantitative scalar or-implicature

Vol. 146/1-2

Leon Horsten

An overview of possibilistic handling of default reasoning, with experimental studies

Vol. 146/1-2

Salem BenferhatJean F. BonnefonRui da Silva Neves

Introduction

Vol. 146/1-2

Gerhard Schurz Hannes Leitgeb

Unsafe knowledge

Vol. 146/3

Juan Comesaña

Human nonmonotonic reasoning

Vol. 146/1-2

Marilyn Ford

Non-monotonic reasoning from an evolution-theoretic perspective

Vol. 146/1-2

Gerhard Schurz

Indexical propositions and de re belief ascriptions

Vol. 146/3

Mark Balaguer

Coherence and nonmonotonicity in human reasoning

Vol. 146/1-2

Niki PfeiferGernot D. Kleiter

On a proportionality analysis of syllogistic private reasoning

Vol. 146/1-2

Ernest W. Adams

Static and dynamic dispositions

Vol. 146/3

Neil Edward Williams

The double content of perception

Vol. 146/3

John Dilworth

Closer

Vol. 146/3

Rafael De ClercqLeon Horsten

Epistemic means and ends

Vol. 146/3

Frank Hofmann

Probabilistic logic under coherence, conditional interpretations, and default reasoning

Vol. 146/1-2

Angelo Gilio

Nonmonotonic probabilistic reasoning under variable-strength inheritance with overriding

Vol. 146/1-2

Thomas Lukasiewicz

Answer sets and qualitative decision making

Vol. 146/1-2

Gerhard Brewka

Interpreted dynamical systems and qualitative laws

Vol. 146/1-2

Hannes Leitgeb

The temporal dimension of thought

Vol. 146/1-2

Markus Werning

Modeling cracks and cracking models

Vol. 146/3

Jordi Cat

Black, white and gray

Vol. 146/3

Yemima Ben-Menahem

Prolegomena to dynamic logic for belief revision

Vol. 147/2

Hans van Ditmarsch

The constructive Hilbert program and the limits of Martin-Löf type theory

Vol. 147/1

Michael Rathjen

Dedekind's analysis of number

Vol. 147/1

Wilfried Sieg Dirk Schlimm

Order-independent transformative decision rules

Vol. 147/2

Martin PetersonSven Ove Hansson

Modeling, localization and the explanation of phenomenal properties

Vol. 147/3

Steven Horst

Logic and the foundations of the theory of games and decisions

Vol. 147/2

Giacomo Bonanno

A simple modal logic for belief revision

Vol. 147/2

Giacomo Bonanno

Why do qualia and the mind seem nonphysical?

Vol. 147/3

José M. Musacchio

Amending Frege's Grundgesetze der Arithmetik

Vol. 147/1

Fernando Ferreira

Mind, brain, and epistemologically different worlds

Vol. 147/3

Gabriel Vacariu

A pragmatic solution for the paradox of free choice permission

Vol. 147/2

Katrin Schulz

Against against intuitionism

Vol. 147/1

Dirk Schlimm

Reflections on Frege and Hilbert

Vol. 147/1

Bernd BuldtVolker Halbach Reinhard Kahle

From knowledge-based programs to graded belief-based programs, part I

Vol. 147/2

Noël LavernyJérôme Lang

A logical framework for convention

Vol. 147/2

Giacomo Sillari

Object exploration and a problem with reductionism

Vol. 147/3

Anthony ChemeroCharles Heyser

Real numbers and set theory – extending the neo-Fregean programme beyond arithmetic

Vol. 147/1

Bob Hale

Frege's permutation argument revisited

Vol. 147/1

Kai WehmeierPeter Schroeder-Heister

Bonjour, externalism and the regress problem

Vol. 148/1

José L. Zalabardo

Introduction

Vol. 148/3

Reinhard Kahle Peter Schroeder-Heister

Theories and ordinals in proof theory

Vol. 148/3

Michael Rathjen

What's new about the new induction?

Vol. 148/2

P. D. Magnus

A proof-theoretic view of necessity

Vol. 148/3

Reinhard Kahle

Towards a semantics based on the notion of justification

Vol. 148/3

Gabriele Usberti

The simple vs. reformed conditional analysis of dispositions

Vol. 148/2

Sungho Choi

The justification of the logical laws revisited

Vol. 148/3

Patrizio Contu

Quantum-mechanical statistics and the inclusivist approach to the nature of particulars

Vol. 148/1

Francesco Orilia

Shelter for the cognitively homeless

Vol. 148/2

Baron Reed

On the proof-theoretic foundation of general definition theory

Vol. 148/3

Lars Hallnäs

Models of deduction*

Vol. 148/3

Kosta Dosen

Semantic values for natural deduction derivations

Vol. 148/3

Göran Sundholm

Notes on constructive negation

Vol. 148/3

Grigori Mints

Acceptibility, evidence, and severity

Vol. 148/2

Prasanta S. BandyopadhyayGordon Brittan

A normative model of classical reasoning in higher order languages

Vol. 148/2

Peter Zahn

Hume's principle and axiom v reconsidered

Vol. 148/1

Matthias Schirn

Proof-theoretic semantics for classical mathematics

Vol. 148/3

William W. Tait

The problem with token-reflexivity

Vol. 148/1

Stefano Predelli

Superluminal signaling and relativity

Vol. 148/2

Steven Weinstein

Category-specified value statements

Vol. 148/2

Sven Ove Hansson

Statues and lumps

Vol. 148/2

Mark Moyer

Editorial

Vol. 148/1

Johan van Benthem Vincent F. Hendricks John Symons

Truth, warrant and superassertibility

Vol. 148/1

Paul Tomassi

Probability dynamics

Vol. 148/1

Amos Nathan

Philosophical pictures

Vol. 148/2

Eugen Fischer

The surveyability of mathematical proof

Vol. 148/1

O. Bradley Bassler

Meaning approached via proofs

Vol. 148/3

Dag Prawitz

Validity concepts in proof-theoretic semantics

Vol. 148/3

Peter Schroeder-Heister

Thompson transformations for if-logic

Vol. 149/2

Francien Dechesne

Self-verification and the content of thought

Vol. 149/1

Aaron Z. Zimmerman

Compartment causation

Vol. 149/3

Johannes Persson

Temporal metaphysics in z-land

Vol. 149/1

Simon Prosser

Presuppositions and quantifier domains

Vol. 149/1

Friederike Moltmann

Nonreductive physics

Vol. 149/1

Mariam Thalos

On the computational consequences of independence in propositional logic

Vol. 149/2

Merlijn Sevenster

The ungrounded argument

Vol. 149/3

Stephen Mumford

The logic of knowledge based obligation

Vol. 149/2

Eric Pacuit Rohit Parikh Eva Cogan

Action and knowledge in alternating-time temporal logic

Vol. 149/2

Thomas Ågotnes

Bootstrap confirmation made quantitative

Vol. 149/1

Igor DouvenWouter Meijs

Science as a guide to metaphysics?

Vol. 149/3

Katherine Hawley

Does anything hold the universe together?

Vol. 149/3

Helen Beebee

Environment-dependent content and the virtues of causal explanation

Vol. 149/3

Paul Noordhof

Foreword