Philosophy and Phenomenological Research

A non-egological conception of consciousness

Vol. 1/3

Aron Gurwitsch

Strata of experience

Vol. 1/3

Felix Kaufmann

Notizen zu Raumkonstitution (I)

Vol. 1/1

Edmund Husserl

Notizen zur Raumkonstitution I

Vol. 1/1

Alfred Schütz

On imagination

Vol. 1/3

Fritz Kaufmann

Edmund Husserl and the background of his philosophy

Vol. 1/1

Marvin Farber

The world as phenomenological problem

Vol. 1/1

Ludwig Landgrebe

Notizen zu Raumkonstitution (II)

Vol. 1/2

Edmund Husserl

The function of phenomenological analysis

Vol. 1/4

Marvin Farber

Critical Phenomenological Realism

Vol. 1/2

Herbert Spiegelberg

The concept of the given in contemporary philosophy

Vol. 1/2

John Wild

William James's concept of the stream of thought phenomenologically interpreted

Vol. 1/4

Alfred Schütz

The last phase of Husserl's phenomenology

Vol. 1/4

Maximilian Beck

Edmund Husserl, Die Frage nach dem Ursprung der Geometrie

Vol. 1/4

Dorion Cairns

In reply to Cairns' critical remarks

Vol. 1/4

Maximilian Beck

The ideality of verbal expressions

Vol. 1/4

Dorion Cairns

Concerning Beck's "The Last Phase of Husserl's Phenomenology

Vol. 1/4

Dorion Cairns

Phenomenology and metaphysics

Vol. 10

Ludwig Landgrebe

Edith Steins Werke I. Kreuzeswissenschaft. Studien ueber Johannes a Cruce

Vol. 11/4

Fritz Kaufmann

Edmund Husserl, Cartesianische Meditationen und Pariser Vorträge

Vol. 11/4

Alfred Schütz

Malvine Husserl

Vol. 11/4

Jean Hering

Choosing among projects of action

Vol. 12/2

Alfred Schütz

Edith Stein, endliches und ewiges sein

Vol. 12/4

Fritz Kaufmann

Edmund Husserl, Ideas II

Vol. 13/3

Alfred Schütz

Edmund Husserl, Ideas III

Vol. 13/4

Alfred Schütz

A. Kastil, Die Philosophie Franz Brentanos

Vol. 13/2

Hugo Bergmann

The proper object of psychology

Vol. 13/3

Maximilian Beck

Edmund Husserl's ideas, volume II

Vol. 13/3

Alfred Schütz

Die Phaenomenologie und die Fundamente der Wissenschaften (Ideas III by Edmund Husserl)

Vol. 13/4

Alfred Schütz

Marcel and the ground issues of metaphysics

Vol. 14/4

William Ernest Hocking

Common-sense and scientific interpretation of human action

Vol. 14/1

Alfred Schütz

Mead and Husserl on the self

Vol. 15

Van Meter Ames

The last work of Edmund Husserl I

Vol. 16/3

Aron Gurwitsch

Persönliche Aufzeichnungen

Vol. 16/3

Edmund Husserl

The last work of Edmund Husserl II

Vol. 17

Aron Gurwitsch

Théorie du champ de la conscience, by Aron Gurwitsch

Vol. 18

Vivian Jerauld McGill

Doubt and phenomenological reduction

Vol. 18

Forrest Williams

Scheler's theory of intersubjectivity and the general thesis of the alter ego

Vol. 2/3

Alfred Schütz

On the relationship between Husserl's phenomenology and psychological insight

Vol. 2/1

Ludwig Binswanger

The phenomenological approach to history I

Vol. 2/1

Fritz Kaufmann

Phänomenologie und Anthropologie

Vol. 2/1

Edmund Husserl

The Meaning of Objectivism and Realism in Max Scheler's Philosophy of Religion

Vol. 2/3

Hanna Hafkesbrink

Socrates as a precursor of phenomenology

Vol. 2/1

Michael Landmann

Husserl's critique of Hume's notion of "distinctions of reason"

Vol. 20

Robert E. Butts

Vedanta as transcendental phenomenology

Vol. 20

Praous Jivan Chaudhury

E. Fink, sein, wahrheit, welt

Vol. 20

Samuel Hart

Phenomenality and transcendence

Vol. 20/2

Hermann Ulrich Asemissen

Husserl's transcendental-phenomenological reduction

Vol. 20

Richard Schmitt

Type and eidos in Husserl's late philosophy

Vol. 20/2

Alfred Schütz

The phenomenological approach in social sciences

Vol. 20

Hans Neisser

E. Fink, alles und nichts

Vol. 21

W Schwartz

In memory of a great philosopher

Vol. 22/4

Lev Shestov

Phenomenology and positivism

Vol. 23/2

Debabrata SinhaSinha Debabrata

First philosophy and the problem of the world

Vol. 23/2

Marvin Farber

Phenomenology and analysis

Vol. 23/1

Richard Schmitt

Husserl's critique of Descartes

Vol. 23/2

Jean-Marc Laporte

Edith Stein on her activity as an assistant of Edmund Husserl

Vol. 23/2

Roman Witold Ingarden

Immanent constitution in Husserl's lectures on time

Vol. 24

Robert Sokolowski

The concept of truth in Husserl's Logical investigations

Vol. 24

Louis Dupré

Transcendental phenomenology and existentialism

Vol. 25/1

James M. Edie

In Memoriam - Alexander Koyré

Vol. 25/3

Jean Hering

Husserl and the coherence of other minds problem

Vol. 26/1

Chauncey B. Downes

Husserl and pre-reflexive constitution

Vol. 26/1

Richard T Murphy

Brentano on the history of Greek philosophy

Vol. 26/1

Hugo Bergmann

Edmund Husserl, Phänomenologische Psychologie

Vol. 27

Walter Cerf

Some parallels between analysis and phenomenology

Vol. 27

Don Ihde

The logic of parts and wholes in Husserl's Investigations

Vol. 28/4

Robert Sokolowski

Studies in Phenomenology and Psychology, by Aron Gurwitsch

Vol. 28/4

Vivian Jerauld McGill

Consciousness and its correlatives

Vol. 28/4

Jitendra Kumar

Fiction and phenomenology

Vol. 29

Donald Kuspit

Husserl's thoughts on God and faith

Vol. 29

Louis Dupré

Induction and Husserl's theory of eidetic variation

Vol. 29

David Michael Levin

The idea of a naturalistic logic

Vol. 29

Marvin Farber

On the nature and aims of phenomenology

Vol. 3/1

John Wild

An introduction to existential philosophy

Vol. 3/3

Moritz Geiger

Nicolai Hartmann and phenomenology

Vol. 3/3

Michael Landmann

Language as phenomenon

Vol. 30

Margaret Chatterjee

Towards a theory of intentionality

Vol. 30

Aron Gurwitsch

Husserl and Brentano on intentionality

Vol. 31/2

James C. Morrison

Theodor Conrad, zur Wesenslehre des psychischen Lebens und erLebens

Vol. 31/2

Waltraut Stein

Imagination

Vol. 31/2

Edward Casey

Perceiving and imagining

Vol. 31/2

James R. Kuehl

The noematics of reason

Vol. 32

Garth Gillan

A psychological contribution to the phenomenology of the Other

Vol. 32

David Smillie

Eidetic analysis, informal rigor and a phenomenological critique of Carnap's notion of explication

Vol. 33/2

Robert S. Tragesser

B. Waldenfels, das zwischenreich des dialogs

Vol. 33/2

Samuel Hart

An essay on phenomenology

Vol. 33/2

R.K. Raval

Intuition and horizon in the philosophy of Husserl

Vol. 34

Henry Pietersma

Aron Gurwitsch (1901-1973)

Vol. 34

Lester Embree

The "fifth meditation" and Husserl's Cartesianism

Vol. 34

David Carr(Emory University)

The "fifth" meditation and Husserl's Cartesianism

Vol. 34

David Carr(Emory University)

Perception and the "concrete abstractness" of science

Vol. 34

Charles Hartshorne

A common misunderstanding concerning Husserl's crisis-text

Vol. 35

Philip Bossert

A common misunderstanding concerning Husserl's Crisis-text

Vol. 35

Philip Bossert

Brief an Arthur Liebert (25.VI.1936)

Vol. 35

Edmund Husserl

Adolph Reinach

Vol. 35

Edmund Husserl

Psychology from the phenomenological standpoint of Husserl

Vol. 36

Jacob Golomb

Phenomenology and the theory of science, by Aron Gurwitsch

Vol. 36

Frederick Kersten

Heidegger and the phenomenological reduction

Vol. 36

Francis Seeburger

On Husserl's theory of consciousness in the 5th "Logical investigation"

Vol. 37

Quentin Smith

Husserl's Crisis

Vol. 37

James C. Morrison

Husserl

Vol. 37

Margaret van de Pitte

Descriptive phenomenology and constructivism

Vol. 37

Hans Seigfried

Generalizing abstraction and the judgment of subsumption in Aron Gurwitsch's version of Husserl's theory of intentionality

Vol. 38

Gilbert T Null

Kant, Husserl and Heidegger on time and the unity of "consciousness"

Vol. 39

Ronald P Morrison

Husserl's theory of the phenomenological reduction in the "Logical investigations"

Vol. 39

Quentin Smith

Husserl and scientific realism

Vol. 39

Gary Gutting

Intention

Vol. 39

Klaus Hedwig

A note on "is" and "ought" in phenomenological perspective

Vol. 39

Lester Embree

On seeing a material thing in space

Vol. 40

John Drummond(Fordham University)

Husserl and Heidegger

Vol. 40

Henry Pietersma

The concept of evidence in Husserl's genealogy of logic

Vol. 41

Lee Regis Snyder

Husserl on the foundational structures of natural and cultural sciences

Vol. 42/1

Robert D'Amico

M.-L. schubert kalsi, alexius Meinong

Vol. 42/3

Quentin Smith

The phenomenology of Karol Wojtyla

Vol. 42/3

Hans Köchler

A causal analysis of seeing

Vol. 42/3

Michael Tye

R. Martin, semiotics and linguistic structures

Vol. 42/3

Frederic Fitch

Frege's "objects" and "concepts"

Vol. 42/3

Brian Birchall

The phenomenon of "the look"

Vol. 42/3

George StackRobert Plant

The originality of Hume's theory of obligation

Vol. 42/3

Henry David Aiken

Persons and morality

Vol. 42/3

Elie M Adams

Erwin Straus and Alfred Schutz

Vol. 42/3

Maurice Natanson

Aquinas on God's omnipresence and timelessness

Vol. 42/3

Richard La Croix

Husserl and private languages

Vol. 42/1

Peter Hutcheson

Speechless brutes

Vol. 42/3

John Heil

Hume's missing shade of blue

Vol. 42/3

John Morreall

The function of fiction

Vol. 42/3

Ynhui Park

Phenomenology of memory from Husserl to Merleau-Ponty

Vol. 42/3

David Farrell Krell

What is Husserl's first philosophy?

Vol. 42/3

Jeffner Allen

Context dependent knowledge

Vol. 42/3

Robert Ackermann

H.P. rickman, Wilhelm Dilthey

Vol. 42/3

Elżbieta Paczkowska-Łagowska

The limitations of sense experience

Vol. 42/3

Gerald Stanley

Seeing our own faces

Vol. 42/3

Robert Oakes

Evolutionary epistemology is self-referentially inconsistent

Vol. 42/3

Carl Kordig

Movements in philosophy

Vol. 43

Herbert Spiegelberg

Markers on the road to the phenomenological movement

Vol. 43

Karl Schuhmann

Husserl and private languages

Vol. 44

Suzanne Cunningham

Truth-makers

Vol. 44

Kevin MulliganPeter SimonsBarry Smith

The relation of form and stuff in Husserl's grammar of pure logic

Vol. 44

Robert Hanna

Perceptual meaning in Husserl

Vol. 45

Suzanne Cunningham

The role of "Ich kann" in Husserl's answer to Humean skepticism

Vol. 46

Albert A Johnstone

Edmund Husserl, Collected works II: Ideas pertaining to a pure phenomenology and to a phenomenological philosophy

Vol. 46

Lester Embree

Husserl's alleged private language

Vol. 47

Peter Hutcheson

The phenomenological analysis of earth's motion

Vol. 48

Pierre Kerszberg

Schlick and Husserl on the foundations of phenomenology

Vol. 48

Jim Shelton

Was Husserl a nominalist?

Vol. 49

J.P. Moreland

Time and spatial models

Vol. 49

Mary Jeanne Larrabee

On multiple realities

Vol. 5/4

Alfred Schütz

Ihre Kritik von Ewald...

Vol. 5/1

Franz Brentano

Phenomenology and physics

Vol. 5/2

Henry Margenau

Die Apologie von Schanz...

Vol. 5/1

Franz Brentano

The concept of group and the theory of perception

Vol. 5/1

Ernst Cassirer

Ich danke Ihnen fuer die Weise, wie Sie das mir von Stumpf gegebene Versprechen bei ihm in Erinnerung brachten...

Vol. 5/1

Franz Brentano

Sie erfreuen mich durch den Bericht ueber Dr. Lederers philanthropische Erfolge...

Vol. 5/1

Franz Brentano

Husserl's yearbook

Vol. 50/Supplementary volume

Karl Schuhmann

The primacy of perception in Husserl's theory of imagining

Vol. 50/Supplementary volume

Mark R Drost

Husserl, Heidegger and transcendental philosophy

Vol. 50/Supplementary volume

Steven Crowell(Rice University)

The problem of knowledge and phenomenology

Vol. 50/Supplementary volume

Henry Pietersma

Reply to Roque

Vol. 51/3

Alasdair MacIntyre

The independence criterion of substance

Vol. 51/4

Gary RosenkrantzJoshua Hoffman

Intensional logic and the metaphysics of intentionality, by Edward N. Zalta

Vol. 51/2

Dale Jacquette

Plato's defense of justice

Vol. 51/4

Norman O. Dahl

Individuality: an essay on the foundations of metaphysics, by Jorge J. E. Gracia

Vol. 51/4

Ignacio Angelelli

Bearers of virtue

Vol. 51/4

Ramon M. Lemos

Precis of the limits of morality

Vol. 51/4

Shelly Kagan

Shelly Kagan's the limits of morality

Vol. 51/4

Michael Slote

Neither mentioning "brains in a vat" nor mentioning brains in a vat will prove that we are not brains in a vat

Vol. 51/4

Marian David

Replies to my critics

Vol. 51/4

Shelly Kagan

Hampton on Hobbes on state-of nature cooperation

Vol. 51/3

Ishtiyaque Haji

Nietzsche's philosophy of culture

Vol. 51/3

Frederick Olafson

Knowledge and evidence, by Paul K. Moser

Vol. 51/4

Timm Triplett

A note on mimesis as make-believe

Vol. 51/2

Richard Wollheim

Practical reflection, by J. David Velleman

Vol. 51/4

Michael H. Robins

Backwards and forwards in the modal logic of agency

Vol. 51/4

Nuel D. Belnap

Moral dilemmas, by Walter Sinnott-Armstrong

Vol. 51/3

Philip L. Quinn

Personal identity and reductionism

Vol. 51/2

Brian Jonathan Garrett

Kierkegaard's pragmatist faith

Vol. 51/2

Steven M. Emmanuel

Spinoza, by Alan Donagan

Vol. 51/4

Don Garrett

Realism and psychologism in 19th century logic

Vol. 51/3

Richard R. Brockhaus

Comments on mimesis as make-believe

Vol. 51/2

George M. Wilson

Events

Vol. 51/3

Jaegwon Kim

The need for warrant

Vol. 51/3

Albert A Johnstone

Cooperating and contracting

Vol. 51/3

Jean Hampton

Defending moral options

Vol. 51/4

Dan Brock

Epicurus' ethical theory: the pleasures of invulnerability

Vol. 51/3

Martha C. Nussbaum

Precis of events and their names

Vol. 51/3

Jonathan Bennett

Causation, supervenience, and method

Vol. 51/3

Keith Campbell

Language competence and tradition-constituted rationality

Vol. 51/3

Alicia Juarrero Roque

Precis of mimesis as make-believe

Vol. 51/2

Kendall L. Walton

Physicalism

Vol. 51/3

Andrew Melnyk

Skepticism in ethics, by Panayot Butchvarov

Vol. 51/4

James Dreier

Real imaginings

Vol. 51/2

Patrick Maynard

Reply to reviewers

Vol. 51/3

Jonathan Bennett

Davidson's transcendental arguments

Vol. 51/2

William Maker

Rationality, by Harold I. Brown

Vol. 51/2

Stephen Nathanson

Paradoxes, by R. M. Sainsbury

Vol. 51/2

Roy A. Sorensen

Ad walls

Vol. 51/3

Alvin Plantinga

The representational content of musical experience

Vol. 51/2

Mark DeBellis

Reply to reviewers

Vol. 51/2

Kendall L. Walton

Artists in the shadows

Vol. 51/2

Nicholas Wolterstorff

Why Plantinga must move from defense to theodicy

Vol. 51/2

Jerry L. Walls

Hegel's theory of mental activity

Vol. 51/3

Richard Aquila(Department of Psychology, University of Tennessee)

Philosophical essays, by Richard Cartwright

Vol. 51/2

Richard B. Angell

Sense and certainty, by Marie McGinn

Vol. 51/3

John Greco

Rethinking democracy, by Carol C. Gould

Vol. 51/2

Lawrence C. Becker

The possibility of weakness of will, by Robert Dunn

Vol. 51/2

Alison McIntyre

Symposium contribution on events and their names by Jonathan Bennett

Vol. 51/3

David H. Sanford

On being epistemically intemal

Vol. 51/4

Stephen Hetherington

Matter in mind: a study of Kant's transcendental deduction, by Richard E. Aquila

Vol. 51/4

Ralf Meerbote

Happiness, by Lynne McFall

Vol. 51/4

Thomas L. Carson

Shelly Kagan's the limits of morality

Vol. 51/4

Frances Kamm

Tropes and supervenience

Vol. 51/3

Terence Parsons

Normativity and motivation

Vol. 51/4

Leigh B. Kelley

Virtues and rules

Vol. 51/2

Robert Roberts

Aesthetic understanding

Vol. 51/3

Peter Forrest

We will do it

Vol. 51/2

Raimo Tuomela

Semantics and the psyche

Vol. 52/2

Marcelo Dascal Amir Horowitz

Deciding for others: the ethics of surrogate decision making, by Allan E. Buchanan and Dan W. Brock

Vol. 52/1

Donald Vandeveer

Was Meinong only pretending?

Vol. 52/3

Frederick Kroon

Precis of identity, consciousness and value

Vol. 52/1

Peter Unger

Reply to reviewers

Vol. 52/1

Peter Unger

Putnam on intentionality

Vol. 52/3

John Haldane

Putnam on truth

Vol. 52/2

Richard Rorty

Causality, reliabilism, and mathematical knowledge

Vol. 52/3

Albert Casullo

Grundlagen einer Theorle der Wahrheit, by Lorenz B. Puntel

Vol. 52/2

Barry Smith

Three rival versions of moral enquiry: encyclopaedia, genealogy, and tradition, by Alasdair MacIntyre

Vol. 52/3

Joel J. Kupperman

Direct and indirect belief

Vol. 52/2

Curtis Brown

You know what you falsely believe (or: Pollock, know thyself!)

Vol. 52/2

Robert K. Shope

Things change

Vol. 52/3

Mark Heller

Comments on some aspects of Peter Unger's identity, consciousness and value

Vol. 52/1

Peter Strawson

A moderate mentalism

Vol. 52/2

Christopher Peacocke

Husserl and analytic philosophy and husserlian intentionality and non-foundational realism

Vol. 52/3

Robert Sokolowski

Reason and morality: a defense of the egocentric perspective, by Richard Fumerton

Vol. 52/4

Richard Feldman

The absurdity of life

Vol. 52/1

Steven Luper-Foy

Eplstemic justification. essays in the theory of knowledge, by William Alston

Vol. 52/1

Matthias Steup

Justification by balance

Vol. 52/1

Harvey Siegel

The concept of the highest good in Kant's moral theory

Vol. 52/4

Stephen Engstrom

Direct realism, indirect realism, and epistemology

Vol. 52/2

Harold I. Brown

Criteria of identity and the individuation of natural-kind events

Vol. 52/4

Elias E. Savellos

Heidegger's question of being and the augustinian picture' of language

Vol. 52/2

Herman Philipse

Multiple realization and the metaphysics of reduction

Vol. 52/1

Jaegwon Kim

Precis of wise choices, apt feelings

Vol. 52/4

Allan Gibbard

The laws of thought

Vol. 52/4

Hilary Kornblith

How to build a person

Vol. 52/3

Stephen Schiffer

Reply to shope

Vol. 52/2

John L. Pollock

Skepticism and interpretation

Vol. 52/2

Kirk A. Ludwig

In defense of global supervenience

Vol. 52/4

R. Cranston PaullTheodore Sider

Pleasure, passion and truth

Vol. 52/4

J. E. Tiles

Gibbard on normative logic

Vol. 52/4

Simon Blackburn

Reply to Blackburn, Carson, Hill, and Railton

Vol. 52/4

Allan Gibbard

Heidegger and Habermas on criticism and totality

Vol. 52/3

David Kolb

Of one's own free will

Vol. 52/3

Dennis W. StampeMartha I. Gibson

Deontology, incommensurability and the arbitrary

Vol. 52/4

Anthony Ellis

Nietzsche's critique of truth

Vol. 52/1

Ken Gemes

Are human rights based on equal human worth?

Vol. 52/3

Louis P. Pojman

The circle of acquaintance: perception, consciousness, and empathy, by David Woodruff Smith

Vol. 52/4

Richard Aquila(Department of Psychology, University of Tennessee)

Cognitive reason

Vol. 52/1

D. Goldstick

Toward a compatibility theory for internalist and externalist epistemologies

Vol. 52/3

James F. Sennett

Unger's psychological continuity theory

Vol. 52/1

Sydney Shoemaker

Natural signs: a theory of intentionality, by Laird Addis

Vol. 52/1

Ausonio Marras

Demonstrating with descriptions

Vol. 52/4

Marga Reimer

Pursuit of truth

Vol. 52/4

Barry Stroud

The truth connection

Vol. 52/3

Earl Conee

The dynamics of rational deliberation, by Brian Skyrms

Vol. 52/3

Richard C. Jeffrey

The self-defeating character of skepticism

Vol. 52/1

Douglas C. Long

From cognitive science to folk psychology

Vol. 52/2

Terence Horgan

A combinatorial theory of possibility, by D. M. Armstrong

Vol. 52/3

Peter Menzies

What is at stake between Putnam and Rorty?

Vol. 52/3

Paul Forster

An ontology of art, by Gregory Currie

Vol. 52/1

Jerrold Levinson

Recent work on Hegel

Vol. 52/1

Karl Ameriks

Induction and the Gettier problem

Vol. 52/2

Richard Creath

Nonfactualism about normative discourse

Vol. 52/4

Peter Railton

Almost indiscernible twins

Vol. 52/2

H. E. Baber

Sklar on methodological conservatism

Vol. 52/1

Jonathan Vogel

Practical reasoning, by Robert Audi

Vol. 52/4

Noah Lemos

Kant's copernican revolution, by Ermanno Bencivenga

Vol. 52/3

Gordon Brittan

Gibbard on morality and sentiment

Vol. 52/4

Thomas E. Hill

On action, by Carl Ginet

Vol. 52/2

Alfred Mele

The epistemic role of qualitative content

Vol. 52/2

Theodore W. Schick

Causation and universals, by Evan Fales

Vol. 52/4

John W. Carroll

Lying, liars and language

Vol. 52/3

David Simpson

Gibbard's conceptual scheme for moral philosophy

Vol. 52/4

Thomas L. Carson

Substance without substratum

Vol. 52/3

Arda Denkel

Activation vectors versus propositional attitudes

Vol. 52/2

Paul M. Churchland

Truth, activation vectors and possession conditions for concepts

Vol. 52/2

Hilary Putnam

Divine nature and human language: essays in philosophical theology, by William P. Alston

Vol. 52/2

Thomas V. Morris

Where's the good in teleology?

Vol. 52/4

Mark A. Bedau

Love's knowledge, by Martha C. Nussbaum

Vol. 52/2

Richard Eldridge

Contextualism and knowledge attributions

Vol. 52/4

Keith Derose

I touch what I saw

Vol. 52/1

Arindam Chakrabarti

Discussion of Peter Unger's identity, consciousness and value

Vol. 52/1

Richard Swinburne

Thinking, language and experience

Vol. 52/1

Tomis Kapitan

Burge on content

Vol. 53

Reinaldo Elugardo

Main developments in recent scholarship on the critique of pure reason

Vol. 53

Guenter Zoeller

Epistemic desiderata

Vol. 53

William Alston

Précis of the realm of rights

Vol. 53

Judith Jarvis Thomson

Double-aspect foundherentism

Vol. 53

Susan Haack

Précis of consciousness explained

Vol. 53

Daniel Dennett

Aristotle on the non-supervenience of local motion

Vol. 53

Michael J. White

The unity of the self

Vol. 53

Joel J. Kupperman

Varieties of moral personality

Vol. 53

Ferdinand Schoeman

Précis of laws and symmetry

Vol. 53

Bas C. van Fraassen

Reply to commentators

Vol. 53

Judith Jarvis Thomson

The message is

Vol. 53

Daniel Dennett

Idealized conceptual roles

Vol. 53

Georges Rey

Mind, meaning and metaphysics

Vol. 53

Marian David

Peter Van Inwagen's material beings

Vol. 53

Eli Hirsch

Rights as normative constraints on others

Vol. 53

George W. Rainbolt

Armstrong, Cartwright, and Earman on laws and symmetry

Vol. 53

Bas C. van Fraassen

Exploring the realm of rights

Vol. 53

Bruce Russell

Leibniz and Arnauld

Vol. 53

David Blumenfeld

Appendix a (for philosophers)

Vol. 53

Frank Jackson

How fast does time pass?

Vol. 53

Ned Markosian

Arousal and the ends of desire

Vol. 53

Rockney Jacobsen

Belief, justification and knowledge

Vol. 53

James E. Taylor

Time and eternity

Vol. 53

William E. Mann

Skeptical problems, semantical solutions

Vol. 53

David Christensen

Sense, subject and horizon

Vol. 53

Carleton Christensen

The impossibility of massive error

Vol. 53

L. S. Carrier

Transplants and trolleys

Vol. 53

Bernard Gert

Précis of material beings

Vol. 53

Peter Van Inwagen

On the nature and existence of God

Vol. 53

John F. Post

Understanding and blaming

Vol. 53

Lawrence Vogel

A coherence theory of autonomy

Vol. 53

Laura W. Ekstrom Laura Waddell Ekstrom

Logical cognition

Vol. 53

Robert Hanna

Comments on Peter Van Inwagen's material beings

Vol. 53

Jay F. Rosenberg

The elimination of experience

Vol. 53

William Seager

Reply to reviewers

Vol. 53

Peter Van Inwagen

The pragmatic psyche

Vol. 53

Radu J Bogdan

Sense, subject and horizon

Vol. 53

Carleton Christensen

Music, art, and metaphysics

Vol. 53

Gregory Currie

Raiders of the lost distinction

Vol. 53

Jay F. Rosenberg

Mind/consciousness dualism in Sānkhya-yoga philosophy

Vol. 53

Paul Schweizer

Act and maxim

Vol. 53

Graham Oddie

The social anatomy of inference

Vol. 53

Robert Brandom

Representation and style

Vol. 53

James D. Carney

Lovely and suspect ideas

Vol. 53

Sydney Shoemaker

In defence of "this worldly" causality

Vol. 53

Nancy Cartwright

On what there isn't

Vol. 53

Terence Horgan

The problem of self-knowledge in Kant's "refutation of idealism"

Vol. 53

Jonathan Vogel

In defense of laws

Vol. 53

John Earman

Contingency, a prioricity and acquaintance

Vol. 53

Thomas Ryckman

Reflections on Dennett and consciousness

Vol. 53

Michael Tye

Judgement and justification

Vol. 53

Jonathan Vogel

Heidegger and artificial intelligence

Vol. 53

Beth Preston

Stringency of rights and "ought"

Vol. 53

Gilbert Harman

The imagery debate

Vol. 53

Kim Sterelny

Multiple drafts and higher-order thoughts

Vol. 53

David Rosenthal

The natural and the normative

Vol. 53

Lorne Falkenstein

State-space semantics and meaning holism

Vol. 53

Paul M. Churchland

The ontology of physical objects

Vol. 53

W. DeanDean W. Zimmerman

Précis of holism

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Ernest LePoreJerry Fodor

The Gestalt controversy

Vol. 53

Dennis Sweet

The virtues of common pursuit

Vol. 53

Nancy Sherman

Frege

Vol. 53

Michael D. Resnik

Baffling phenomena and other studies in the philosophy of knowledge and valuation

Vol. 53

Norman Swartz

Thomas Reid on freedom and morality

Vol. 53

Keith Derose

Reply to critics

Vol. 53

Ernest LePoreJerry Fodor

Of transplants and trolleys

Vol. 53

Eric Mack

Indeterminism and free agency

Vol. 53

Timothy E. O'Connor

Sunburn

Vol. 53

Anthony Dardis

The truth about relativism

Vol. 53

Bruce Aune

Is conceivability a guide to possibility?

Vol. 53

Stephen Yablo

Indeterminacy of translation—theory and practice

Vol. 53

Dorit Bar-On

Localism and analyticity

Vol. 53

Michael Devitt

Visualizing in arithmetic

Vol. 53

Marcus Giaquinto

One more failed transcendental argument

Vol. 53

Anthony Brueckner

Psychological externalism and psychological explanation

Vol. 54/4

Joseph Owens

Replies to commentators

Vol. 54/1

Jerrold Katz

Kant, Hume, and our ordinary concept of causation

Vol. 54/3

Harold Langsam

Wittgenstein, phenomenology and what it makes sense to say

Vol. 54/1

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

The disappearance of time

Vol. 54/3

L. Nathan Oaklander

Taylor on self-celebration and gratitude

Vol. 54/1

Richard Rorty

Literature and rationality

Vol. 54/3

Paul Taylor

Précis of from morality to virtue

Vol. 54/3

Michael Slote

Reply to commentators

Vol. 54/3

Michael Slote

Thought experiments in science and philosophy

Vol. 54/2

James Cargile

Sense, reference and rule-following

Vol. 54/1

Paul Boghossian

Comments on sources of the self by Charles Taylor

Vol. 54/1

Frederick Olafson

Unreality

Vol. 54/1

J. A. Cover

Morality and the emotions

Vol. 54/3

Steven Luper-Foy

How to perform a reduction

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D. H. M. Brooks

Self-other asymmetries and virtue theory

Vol. 54/3

Michael Stocker

Nicholas Rescher's metaphilosophical inquiries

Vol. 54/2

Joseph Margolis

Focusing on truth

Vol. 54/3

Richard L. Kirkham

Précis of sources of the self

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Charles Taylor

How should future opinion affect current opinion?

Vol. 54/4

Richard Foley

Transforming vision

Vol. 54/3

Steven M. Emmanuel

Robert Adams's new anti-molinist argument

Vol. 54/4

William Lane Craig

Reply to commentators

Vol. 54/1

Charles Taylor

Real emotion

Vol. 54/1

David Pugmire

Self-knowledge and "inner sense" lecture I

Vol. 54/2

Sydney Shoemaker

Laws, natures, and contingent necessities

Vol. 54/3

Crawford L. Elder

The connection principle and the ontology of the unconscious

Vol. 54/4

John SearleErnest LePore

Primitive substances

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E. J. Lowe

A janus view on Rescher's perspectival pluralism

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Johanna Seibt

Philosophy and its history

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Michael Frede

In defence of phenomenalistic idealism

Vol. 54/3

John Foster

Predication without universals?

Vol. 54/3

James Van Cleve

The naive theory of colour

Vol. 54/2

Clive Stroud-Drinkwater

Self-knowledge and "inner sense" lecture II

Vol. 54/2

Sydney Shoemaker

Content and causation in perception

Vol. 54/4

Michael Pendlebury

Preserving the principle of one object to a place

Vol. 54/3

Michael Burke

The pragmatic idealism of Nicholas Rescher

Vol. 54/2

John Kekes

Katz and Wittgenstein

Vol. 54/1

Eddy M. Zemach

Rescuing ethical theory

Vol. 54/3

Henry S. Richardson

Expressing and attributing beliefs

Vol. 54/4

Robert Brandom

On the nature and scope of morality

Vol. 54/2

Terrance McConnell

Self-knowledge and "inner sense" lecture III

Vol. 54/2

Sydney Shoemaker

Rescher on rationality and morality

Vol. 54/2

John Kekes

Vagueness

Vol. 54/2

Roy A. Sorensen

Paradox and privacy

Vol. 54/1

Edward H. Minar

The nature and the impossibility of moral perfection

Vol. 54/4

Earl Conee

One more foiled defense of skepticism

Vol. 54/2

Douglas C. Long

Les liaisons dangereuses

Vol. 54/1

John Heil

From morality to virtue and back?

Vol. 54/3

Stephen L. Darwall

Perception and mystical experience

Vol. 54/4

George S. Pappas

An apprentice argument

Vol. 54/4

Elijah Millgram

Katz on indeterminacy and the proto-theory

Vol. 54/1

Roger F. Gibson

Bats, brain scientists, and the limitations of introspection

Vol. 54/2

Derk Pereboom

Arthur Collins's the nature of mental things

Vol. 54/4

Richard Moran

Why Alston's mystical doxastic practice is subjective

Vol. 54/4

Richard M. Gale

Précis of a system of pragmatic idealism

Vol. 54/2

Nicholas Rescher

Meaning and metaphilosophy

Vol. 54/1

Paul Horwich

Nietzsche on truth and philosophy

Vol. 54/1

Steven D. Hales Robert C. Welshon

A progress of sentiments, reflections on Hume's treatise

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Louis E. Loeb

The fixation of belief and its undoing

Vol. 54/3

Henry E. Kyburg

Particulars in particular clothing

Vol. 54/3

Peter Simons

The structure of the skeptical argument

Vol. 54/4

Anthony Brueckner

Replies to commentators

Vol. 54/2

Nicholas Rescher

What is the connection principle?

Vol. 54/4

Jerry FodorErnest LePore

Précis of perceiving god

Vol. 54/4

William Alston

The shifting content of knowledge attributions

Vol. 54/1

Anthony Brueckner

Second thoughts

Vol. 54/4

Jennifer Radden

Critical remarks on the sources of the self by Charles Taylor

Vol. 54/1

Alasdair MacIntyre

Précis of the metaphysics of meaning

Vol. 54/1

Jerrold Katz

On belief and the captivity of the will

Vol. 54/1

Dion Scott-Kakures

Ontologically dependent entities

Vol. 54/3

Roderick Chisholm

Reply to commentators

Vol. 54/4

William Alston

Hume's system

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Annette C. Baier

Snails rolled up contrary to all sense

Vol. 54/2

Rolf George Paul Rusnock

Cognitive schemes and truth as an ideal

Vol. 54/2

Jack W Meiland

Religious disagreements and doxastic practices

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Robert M. Adams

Defining justification and naturalizing epistemology

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Robert Almeder

Author's response

Vol. 55/3

Philip Kitcher

Picoeconomics

Vol. 55/4

Kent Bach

Consciousness, intentionality and function

Vol. 55/1

Pierre Jacob

Précis of the morality of happiness

Vol. 55/4

Julia Annas

Contextual analysis in ethics

Vol. 55/1

Peter Unger

Reply to commentators

Vol. 55/4

Julia Annas

Capacities, tendencies and the problem of singular causes

Vol. 55/1

Margaret Morrison

Eudaimonism and the appeal to nature in the morality of happiness

Vol. 55/3

John M. Cooper

Kitcher on advancing science

Vol. 55/3

Dudley Shapere

Abstract and concrete

Vol. 55/1

Paul Humphreys

Reply to Cooper

Vol. 55/3

Julia Annas

Proper and improper use of cognitive faculties

Vol. 55/2

Matthias Steup

Adjusting utility for justice

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Fred Feldman

Plantinga on epistemic warrant

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James E. Taylor

The aesthetic value of representation in painting

Vol. 55/2

Alan H. Goldman

The architectonic of Hegel's phenomenology of spirit

Vol. 55/4

Jon Stewart

Blind realism

Vol. 55/3

L. S. Carrier

Non-reductionism and John Searle's the rediscovery of the mind

Vol. 55/1

Brian Jonathan Garrett

Warrant entails truth

Vol. 55/4

Trenton Merricks

Mental causation in Searle's "biological naturalism"

Vol. 55/1

Jaegwon Kim

Why theorize how to live with each other?

Vol. 55/2

Allan Gibbard

Two kinds of actions

Vol. 55/4

H. M. CollinsMartin Kusch

Cognitive value and the advancement of science

Vol. 55/3

Isaac Levi

Consciousness, the brain and the connection principle

Vol. 55/1

John Searle

Why the connection argument doesn't work

Vol. 55/1

Robert Van Gulick

Making sense of Kant's schematism

Vol. 55/4

Michael Pendlebury

Knowledge and the internal

Vol. 55/4

John McDowell

Absolute vs. relational theories of space and time

Vol. 55/3

Robert Rynasiewicz

Knowledge and the social articulation of the space of reasons

Vol. 55/4

Robert Brandom

Précis of warrant

Vol. 55/2

Alvin Plantinga

Moral judges and human ideals

Vol. 55/4

Susan Wolf

Précis of nature's capacities and their measurement

Vol. 55/1

Nancy Cartwright

Kant on the impossibility of the "soft sciences"

Vol. 55/1

Abhaya C. NayakEric Sotnak

The advancement of realism

Vol. 55/3

Richard Miller

Précis of Kant and the experience of freedom

Vol. 55/2

Paul Guyer

Reliabilism, analyses and defeaters

Vol. 55/2

Alvin Plantinga

Reply to Eells, Humphreys and Morrison

Vol. 55/1

Nancy Cartwright

Human morality's authority

Vol. 55/4

Stephen L. Darwall

Theories of truth

Vol. 55/3

Dorothy Grover

Moral anthropology in Kant's aesthetics and ethics

Vol. 55/2

Paul Guyer

Comments on Plantinga's two-volume work on warrant

Vol. 55/2

Carl Ginet

Kitcher and the achievement of science

Vol. 55/3

Peter Machamer

Are some propositions empirically necessary?

Vol. 55/2

Philip L. Peterson

The intentional acquisition of mental states

Vol. 55/4

Luc Bovens

The morality of happiness by Julia Annas

Vol. 55/4

Richard Kraut

Our errant epistemic aim

Vol. 55/4

Stephen Maitzen

Rightness and reasons

Vol. 55/3

David Norton

Radical realism

Vol. 55/3

Jude P. Dougherty

On Paul Guyer's Kant and the experience of freedom

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Karl Ameriks

Cartwright on probabilistic causality

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Ellery Eells

Why not solipsism?

Vol. 55/3

Elliott Sober

Reid's critique of Berkeley and Hume

Vol. 55/2

John Greco

Truth and historicity

Vol. 55/2

Lawrence Johnson

Perfectionism

Vol. 55/3

Thomas L. Carson

Causes and coincidences

Vol. 55/2

Evan Fales

Internal reasons

Vol. 55/1

Michael B Smith

Intentional self-deception in a single coherent self

Vol. 55/1

W. J. Talbott

Artifacts and constituents

Vol. 55/2

Arda Denkel

Emergence or reduction?

Vol. 55/3

Ralf Stoecker

Ancient conceptions of happiness

Vol. 55/4

Nancy Sherman

Privacy, intimacy, and isolation

Vol. 55/1

William A. Parent

Précis of human morality

Vol. 55/4

Samuel Scheffler

Epistemic warrant as proper function

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William Alston

Confrontations with the reaper

Vol. 55/1

Stephen E. Rosenbaum

New philosophy of social science

Vol. 55/2

Peter Winch

Leibniz on divine foreknowledge of future contingents and human freedom

Vol. 55/1

Michael Murray

Objectivity disfigured

Vol. 55/4

Alexander Miller

Reasons and feelings in Kantian morality

Vol. 55/2

Nancy Sherman

Reply to three commentators

Vol. 55/4

Samuel Scheffler

Pragmatism and the philosophy of language

Vol. 55/3

Danielle Macbeth

Response to warrant

Vol. 55/2

Richard Swinburne

Socrates

Vol. 55/1

Nicholas White

The new constellation

Vol. 55/4

Thomas A. McCarthy

The common mind

Vol. 55/3

Huw Price

Précis of the advancement of science

Vol. 55/3

Philip Kitcher

Comments on Susan Haack's evidence and inquiry

Vol. 56/3

H. S. Thayer

Précis of dividing reality

Vol. 56/1

Eli Hirsch

Précis of philosophy after objectivity

Vol. 56/2

Paul K. Moser

Discussion of Christopher Peacocke's a study of concepts

Vol. 56/2

David Papineau

The mad scientist meets the robot cats

Vol. 56/2

Mark Heller

Resisting primitive compulsions

Vol. 56/2

Georges Rey

Papineau's physicalism

Vol. 56/3

Helen Steward

Working without a net

Vol. 56/4

Marian David

Meaning, models and selection

Vol. 56/3

Peter Godfrey-Smith

Reliabilism and circularity

Vol. 56/1

Markus Lammenranta

Précis of a study of concepts

Vol. 56/2

Christopher Peacocke

Evidence and inquiry by Susan Haack

Vol. 56/3

James Cargile

Reply to commentators

Vol. 56/1

Eli Hirsch

Reply to Quinn and Audi on philosophy after objectivity

Vol. 56/2

Paul K. Moser

Explaining explanation

Vol. 56/2

James Woodward

Practically strange

Vol. 56/1

Mark Heller

Truth in philosophy

Vol. 56/3

William Throop

New wave psychophysical reductionism and the methodological caveats

Vol. 56/1

J. O'Regan

Can possession conditions individuate concepts?

Vol. 56/2

Christopher Peacocke

Fiction and intentionality

Vol. 56/2

Amie L Thomasson

Descartes

Vol. 56/3

William L. Reid III

Précis of truth and objectivity

Vol. 56/4

Crispin Wright

Thought, norms, and discursive practice

Vol. 56/3

Allan Gibbard

What makes a causal theory of content anti-skeptical?

Vol. 56/2

Leora Weitzman

Unreflective realism

Vol. 56/4

Timothy Williamson(Oxford University)

Followers of French fashions

Vol. 56/3

Luciano Floridi

Response to commentators

Vol. 56/4

Crispin Wright

Belief, simulation and the first person

Vol. 56/2

Jane Heal

Honderich on the consequences of determinism

Vol. 56/4

Richard Double

Realism and truth

Vol. 56/4

Philip Pettit

Realism and determinable properties

Vol. 56/1

Crawford L. Elder

Can we take our words at face value?

Vol. 56/3

Gary Ebbs

Ontology, epistemology, and private ostensive definition

Vol. 56/1

Irwin Goldstein

What's wrong with being strange?

Vol. 56/1

Alan Sidelle

Process reliabilism and cartesian scepticism

Vol. 56/3

Christopher S. Hill

Some puzzles about Moser's conditional ontological agnosticism

Vol. 56/2

Philip L. Quinn

Minimal truth is realist truth

Vol. 56/4

James Van Cleve

The justification of a priori intuitions

Vol. 56/1

Paul Tidman

A lockean theory of memory experience

Vol. 56/2

David Owens

Does warrant entail truth?

Vol. 56/1

Sharon Ryan

Retribution reconsidered

Vol. 56/1

Anthony Ellis

The formation of concepts and the structure of thoughts

Vol. 56/3

David Bell

Resisting the step toward naturalism

Vol. 56/4

Anne Bezuidenhout

Radical anti-deflationism

Vol. 56/1

Peter S. Dillard

The prima/ultima facie justification distinction in epistemology

Vol. 56/3

Thomas D. Senor

The perils of epistemic reductionism

Vol. 56/4

Terence Horgan

Goldman's new reliabilism

Vol. 56/4

Peter Markie

Epistemological reflection on knowledge of the external world

Vol. 56/2

Barry Stroud

Is consciousness vague or arbitrary?

Vol. 56/3

Michael Tye

New foundations of ontology

Vol. 56/2

Herbert Hochberg

The role of good upbringing in Aristotle's ethics

Vol. 56/4

Iakovos Vasiliou

The fine art of repetition

Vol. 56/4

John Fisher

Understanding human knowledge philosophically

Vol. 56/2

Michael D. Williams

Realism minus truth

Vol. 56/4

Paul Horwich

Thomson on the moral specification of rights

Vol. 56/4

William A. ParentWilliam J. Prior

Generality and moral justification

Vol. 56/1

Don Loeb

Nietzsche on logic

Vol. 56/4

Steven D. Hales

Objectivity and the internal-external Reasons controversy

Vol. 56/2

Robert Audi

Could extended objects be made out of simple parts?

Vol. 56/1

W. DeanDean W. Zimmerman

The importance of joint respect

Vol. 56/1

Peter Simons

The epistemology of religious experience

Vol. 56/1

William Alston

Pain, injury and first/third-person asymmetry

Vol. 56/1

Katherine J. Morris

Balance and refinement

Vol. 56/4

David Copp

Value in ethics and economics

Vol. 56/4

Alfred F. Mackay

Compatibilism, incompatibilism, and the smart aleck

Vol. 56/4

Ted Honderich

Relevant alternatives and the content of knowledge attributions

Vol. 56/1

Keith Derose

Knowledge acknowledged

Vol. 56/2

Jaakko Hintikka

Haack's evidence and inquiry

Vol. 56/3

Bruce Aune

Moral conversions

Vol. 56/3

Richard H. Dees

Self-deception and internal irrationality

Vol. 56/1

Dion Scott-Kakures

Précis of philosophical naturalism

Vol. 56/3

David Papineau

The semantic tradition from Kant to Carnap

Vol. 56/2

Rolf George Paul Rusnock

Précis of evidence and inquiry

Vol. 56/3

Susan Haack

On misinterpreting Kripke's Wittgenstein

Vol. 56/2

Alex Byrne

Direct reference

Vol. 56/4

Tomis Kapitan

Existence and self-understanding in being and time

Vol. 56/1

William D Blattner(Department of Theology, Gettysburg College)

Representing beliefs

Vol. 56/3

G. W. Fitch

Reply to commentators

Vol. 56/3

David Papineau

Reply to commentators

Vol. 56/3

Susan Haack

What do you do when they call you a "relativist"?

Vol. 57

Richard Rorty

Twin pleas

Vol. 57

Josefa Toribio

Should I be grateful to you for not harming me?

Vol. 57

Saul Smilansky

A new grandfather paradox?

Vol. 57

Theodore Sider

Précis of vagueness

Vol. 57

Timothy Williamson(Oxford University)

Nietzsche on ressentiment and valuation

Vol. 57

Bernard Reginster

Moral prejudices

Vol. 57

Virginia Held

Responsibility and the moral sentiments

Vol. 57

Randolph Clarke

Reply to commentators

Vol. 57

Timothy Williamson(Oxford University)

The philosophy of Michael Dummett

Vol. 57

Tadeusz Szubka

So do we know or don't we?

Vol. 57

Fred Dretske

An epistemic dimension of blameworthiness

Vol. 57

Ishtiyaque Haji

Review essay

Vol. 57

Richard Feldman

Sense, validity and context

Vol. 57

Timothy Williamson(Oxford University)

Was I ever a fetus?

Vol. 57

Eric T. Olson

Two types of circularity

Vol. 57

I. L. Humberstone

Précis of the construction of social reality

Vol. 57

John Searle

Constrained belief and the reactive attitudes

Vol. 57

Jonathan E. Adler

More on Warrant's entailing truth

Vol. 57

Trenton Merricks

Beyond formalism

Vol. 57

Michael McKinsey

Feeling fine about the mind

Vol. 57

Louise M. Antony

Explanatory priority

Vol. 57

William Hasker

Responses to critics of the construction of social reality

Vol. 57

John Searle

Who makes the rules around here?

Vol. 57

Gideon Rosen

"Gravity" in the thought of Simone Weil

Vol. 57

Ann Pirruccello

Brandom on representation and inference

Vol. 57

John McDowell

Williamson on our ignorance in borderline cases

Vol. 57

Stephen Schiffer

Possibilities in philosophy of mind

Vol. 57

Charles Taliaferro

Précis of making it explicit

Vol. 57

Robert Brandom

Replies

Vol. 57

Robert Brandom

Brandom's making it explicit

Vol. 57

Jay F. Rosenberg

Getting in touch with numbers

Vol. 57

Colin Cheyne

Scott-Kakures on believing at will

Vol. 57

Dana Radcliffe

Meaning things and meaning others

Vol. 57

Carleton Christensen

Can we be justified in believing that humans are irrational?

Vol. 57

Edward Stein

You can always count on reliabilism

Vol. 57

Michael Levin

Physicalism; the philosophical foundations

Vol. 57

Keith Campbell

Friendship, virtue, and impartiality

Vol. 57

Diane Jeske

John Searle's the construction of social reality

Vol. 57

David-Hillel Ruben

Externalism, internalism, and knowledge of content

Vol. 57

Keith Butler

Unpurged pyrrhonism

Vol. 57

Barry Stroud

Dion's left foot (and the price of burkean economy)

Vol. 57

W. R. Carter

Salmon trapping

Vol. 57

Takashi Yagisawa

Raw feeling

Vol. 57

Michael Tye

Austrian philosophy

Vol. 57

Johannes L Brandl

Husserl, Wittgenstein and the snark

Vol. 57

Grant Gillett

Scepticism and science in Descartes

Vol. 57

José Luis Bermúdez

Collectives and intentionality

Vol. 57

Jennifer Hornsby

The problem of the criterion

Vol. 57

G. J. Mattey

Things in themselves

Vol. 57

Robert Merrihew Adams

The common point of view in Hume's ethics

Vol. 57

Rachel Cohon

Psychologism

Vol. 57

Robert Hanna

Practical understanding vs reflective understanding

Vol. 57

José Luis Bermúdez

Truth, fiction, and literature

Vol. 57

Jerrold Levinson

The nature of vagueness

Vol. 57

Paul Horwich

The ethics of intervention

Vol. 57

Julia Driver

Précis of past, space and self

Vol. 57

John Campbell

On the compresence of tropes

Vol. 57

Arda Denkel

Psychoanalysis

Vol. 57

Edward Erwin

The metaphysics of control

Vol. 57

David Shatz

Replies

Vol. 57

John Campbell

Laws of nature

Vol. 57

Norman Swartz

Abstraction, inseparability, and identity

Vol. 57

Donald L. M. Baxter

Subjects and objects

Vol. 57

Quassim Cassam

Analyticity, necessity, and the epistemology of semantics

Vol. 57

Jerrold Katz

Searle on social institutions

Vol. 57

Raimo Tuomela

Engineering the mind

Vol. 57

Kent Bach

The ethics of culture

Vol. 57

David Cooper

Neorationalist epistemology

Vol. 57

Douglas Odegard

The relativity of skepticism

Vol. 57

Paul K. Moser

Précis of belief and meaning

Vol. 58/2

Akeel Bilgrami

Fumerton on metaepistemology and skepticism

Vol. 58/2

Stewart Cohen

Nonconceptual content defended

Vol. 58/2

Christopher Peacocke

The unity of the sentence and the connection of causes

Vol. 58/2

Martha I. Gibson

Through thick and thin

Vol. 58/2

Bernard Berofsky

Foundationalism and the infinite regress of reasons

Vol. 58/2

Peter Klein

Causality, interpretation and the mind

Vol. 58/2

Frederick Stoutland

Replies

Vol. 58/2

Akeel Bilgrami

Two kinds of skeptical argument

Vol. 58/2

Stewart Cohen

Churchland on cognitive creativity and the understanding of science

Vol. 58/2

Dudley Shapere

Beyond the limits of thought

Vol. 58/2

Patrick Grim

The unity of justification

Vol. 58/2

Eugene Mills

Language in the world

Vol. 58/2

Robert Stalnaker

Normative concepts and epistemological internalism

Vol. 58/2

Christopher Hookway

McDowell's oscillation

Vol. 58/2

Crispin Wright

Causal roles and higher-order properties

Vol. 58/2

Frank Jackson

On belief about experiences

Vol. 58/2

Martine Nida-Rümelin

Aristotle and the problem of intentionality

Vol. 58/2

Victor Caston

The sources of normativity

Vol. 58/2

Michael Bratman

Understanding and belief

Vol. 58/2

David Hunter

Précis of mind and world

Vol. 58/2

John McDowell

Slave morality, Socrates, and the bushmen

Vol. 58/2

Mark Migotti

Piety

Vol. 58/2

William E. Mann

Essential properties and coinciding objects

Vol. 58/2

Crawford L. Elder

Bilgrami's theory of belief and meaning

Vol. 58/2

Gary Ebbs

Reply to commentators

Vol. 58/2

John McDowell

Functionalism and personal identity

Vol. 58/2

Lawrence H. Davis

Perception and rational constraint

Vol. 58/2

Robert Brandom

Shifting position?

Vol. 58/2

Herman Philipse

Attitudes without propositions

Vol. 58/2

Mark Balaguer

Two cheers for representationalism

Vol. 58/2

Sydney Shoemaker

Broadening the mind

Vol. 58/2

John Perry

White queen psychology and other essays for alice

Vol. 58/2

John F. Post

Kamm on fairness

Vol. 58/2

John Broome

Kamm's moral methods

Vol. 58/2

Norman Daniels

Semantic realism and Kripke's Wittgenstein

Vol. 58/2

George M. Wilson

Moral relativism and moral objectivity

Vol. 58/2

Simon Blackburn

On the matter of minds and mental causation

Vol. 58/2

Valerie Gray Hardcastle

Forgiveness and self-respect

Vol. 58/2

David Novitz

Evaluational illusions and skeptical arguments

Vol. 58/2

Steven L. Reynolds

Précis of ten problems of consciousness

Vol. 58/2

Michael Tye

Aggregating costs and benefits

Vol. 58/2

Dan Brock

Defining "intrinsic"

Vol. 58/2

Rae LangtonDavid Lewis

In defense of mereological universalism

Vol. 58/2

Michael C. Rea

Self-strengthening empathy

Vol. 58/2

Roy A. Sorensen

The concept of personal identity

Vol. 58/2

Steven Rieber

Innocence lost

Vol. 58/2

Judith Wagner Decew

Comments

Vol. 58/2

Noam Chomsky

Response to discussants

Vol. 58/2

Michael Tye

Expressivist relativism?

Vol. 58/2

Stephen L. Darwall

Seeing the truth

Vol. 58/2

Earl Conee

Thomson against moral explanations

Vol. 58/2

Nicholas L. Sturgeon

A Kantian critique of scientific essentialism

Vol. 58/2

Robert Hanna

Unity, locality and agency

Vol. 58/2

Jeff Malpas

Bilgrami on belief and meaning

Vol. 58/2

Michael D. Williams

On Bilgrami's belief and meaning

Vol. 58/2

Derk Pereboom

Précis of the engine of reason, the seat of the soul

Vol. 58/2

Paul M. Churchland

Précis of part one

Vol. 58/2

Gilbert Harman

Moral explanation and moral objectivity

Vol. 58/2

Peter Railton

Précis of metaepistemology and skepticism

Vol. 58/2

Richard Fumerton

Galen Strawson and the weather watchers

Vol. 58/2

Michael B Smith

Ontological arguments and belief in god

Vol. 58/2

Richard M. Gale

Replies

Vol. 58/2

Paul M. Churchland

Responses to critics

Vol. 58/2

Gilbert Harman

Replies to my three critics

Vol. 58/2

Richard Fumerton

Moral relativism and quasi-absolutism

Vol. 58/2

Sarah Stroud

Moore and Wittgenstein on certainty

Vol. 58/2

Keith Derose

Shoemaker on second-order belief

Vol. 58/2

Anthony Brueckner

What is the phenomenology of thought?

Vol. 58/2

Pierre Jacob

Précis of morality, mortality, vol. 1

Vol. 58/2

Frances Kamm

Précis of mental reality

Vol. 58/2

Galen Strawson(Texas University at Austin)

What can moral philosophers learn from the study of the brain?

Vol. 58/2

Alasdair MacIntyre

Is experiencing just representing?

Vol. 58/2

Ned J Block

Précis of part two

Vol. 58/2

Judith Jarvis Thomson

Replies to Noam Chomsky, Pierre Jacob, Michael Smith, and Paul Snowdon

Vol. 58/2

Galen Strawson(Texas University at Austin)

McDowell, Davidson, and spontaneity

Vol. 58/2

Richard Rorty

What is the phenomenology of thought?

Vol. 58/2

Pierre Jacob

Strawson's agnostic materialism

Vol. 58/2

Paul F. Snowdon

Reply to critics

Vol. 58/2

Judith Jarvis Thomson

Local fairness

Vol. 59/1

Cristina Bicchieri

Sacrificing for the good of strangers—repeatedly

Vol. 59/1

Brad Hooker

The judgment of a weak will

Vol. 59/4

Sergio Tenenbaum

Resemblance nominalism and the imperfect community

Vol. 59/4

Gonzalo Rodriguez-Pereyra

Derrida's differance and Plato's different

Vol. 59/4

Samuel C. Wheeler

Reply to Lynne Rudder Baker

Vol. 59/1

Eric T. Olson

Comments on living high and letting die

Vol. 59/1

Fred Feldman

Models and reality—a review of Brian Skyrms's evolution of the social contract

Vol. 59/1

Martin BarrettEllery EellsBranden FitelsonElliott Sober

Peirce's summum bonum and the ethical views of C. I. Lewis and John Dewey

Vol. 59/4

Morton White

Endurance, psychological continuity, and the importance of personal identity

Vol. 59/4

Trenton Merricks

Reply to Cynthia Macdonald

Vol. 59/3

Sydney Shoemaker

The fourth meditation

Vol. 59/3

Lex Newman

On David Chalmers's the conscious mind

Vol. 59/2

Sydney Shoemaker

Morality and self-interest

Vol. 59/2

James P. Sterba

The a priori rules of rationality

Vol. 59/1

Ralph Wedgwood

What am I?

Vol. 59/1

Lynne Rudder Baker

Shoemaker on self-knowledge and inner sense

Vol. 59/3

Cynthia Macdonald

There are fewer things in reality than are dreamt of in Chalmers's philosophy

Vol. 59/2

Christopher S. Hill Brian P McLaughlin

Epistemic supervenience revisited

Vol. 59/4

James Van Cleve

Mark Johnston's substitution principle

Vol. 59/3

Duncan McFarland

Is there a problem in physicalist epiphenomenalism?

Vol. 59/2

Amir Horowitz

Keystone preferences and autonomy

Vol. 59/4

Laura W. Ekstrom Laura Waddell Ekstrom

Existential cognition

Vol. 59/2

Kirk A. Ludwig

Précis of the therapy of desire

Vol. 59/3

Martha C. Nussbaum

The virtues of virtual machines

Vol. 59/3

Shannon DensmoreDaniel Dennett

The zombie attack on the computational conception of mind

Vol. 59/1

Selmer Bringsjord

Précis of the conscious mind

Vol. 59/2

David Chalmers

Reply to papers in symposium on Nussbaum, the therapy of desire

Vol. 59/3

Martha C. Nussbaum

Intransitivity and the person-affecting principle

Vol. 59/3

Alastair Norcross

Essays on Henry Sidgwick

Vol. 59/2

Marcus George Singer

Will I be a dead person?

Vol. 59/1

W. R. Carter

Materialism and the metaphysics of modality

Vol. 59/2

David Chalmers

Against liberalism

Vol. 59/4

Wallace Matson

Intransitivity and the person-affecting principle

Vol. 59/3

Larry S. Temkin

Why are the laws of nature so important to science?

Vol. 59/3

Marc Lange

Densmore and Dennett on virtual machines and consciousness

Vol. 59/3

Paul M. Churchland

The value of hope

Vol. 59/3

Luc Bovens

Therapy of desire

Vol. 59/3

Richard Sorabji

Reason, regulation, and realism

Vol. 59/2

Paul M. Churchland

Lewis on finkish dispositions

Vol. 59/3

Jonathan Kvanvig

Truth in moral medicine

Vol. 59/3

Brad Inwood

William James and the willfulness of belief

Vol. 59/1

Richard M. Gale

Just what is cognitive science anyway?

Vol. 59/4

Jay L. Garfield

Time's arrow and archimedes' point

Vol. 59/4

Nick Huggett

Berkeley and scepticism

Vol. 59/1

George S. Pappas

More on global supervenience

Vol. 59/3

Oron Shagrir

The inescapability of moral Reasons

Vol. 59/2

R. H. Myers

A cause for concern

Vol. 59/2

Daniel Hutto

How many possible worlds are there?

Vol. 59/2

Nicholas Rescher

Précis of self-trust

Vol. 59/4

Keith Lehrer

Knowledge and design

Vol. 59/2

Bruce Hunter

The impossibility of supererogation in Kant's moral theory

Vol. 59/3

Daniel Guevara

Replies

Vol. 59/4

Keith Lehrer

Précis of evolution of the social contract

Vol. 59/1

Brian Skyrms

David Chalmers's the conscious mind

Vol. 59/2

Brian Loar

Harmonizing Plato

Vol. 59/2

Nicholas White

Degrees of freedom

Vol. 59/1

Mariam Thalos

Concepts and consciousness

Vol. 59/2

Stephen Yablo

Philosophical foundations of the social sciences

Vol. 59/4

Raimo Tuomela

Reply to critics

Vol. 59/1

Brian Skyrms

Emotions as judgments

Vol. 59/3

Robert Roberts

Seeing sequences

Vol. 59/1

David Galloway

Précis of living high and letting die

Vol. 59/1

Peter Unger

Games social animals play

Vol. 59/1

Philip Kitcher

Living with one's past

Vol. 59/4

Claudia Card

Lehrer on coherence and self-trust

Vol. 59/4

Stewart Cohen

Living high and letting die

Vol. 59/1

Peter Singer

Naturalistic epistemology for eliminative materialists

Vol. 59/2

Alex Rosenberg

Take and give

Vol. 59/1

Thomas PoggeW. Pogge

Global supervenience and identity across times and worlds

Vol. 59/4

Theodore Sider

Explaining attitudes

Vol. 59/2

Reinaldo Elugardo

An externalist solution to the "moral problem"

Vol. 59/2

Terence Cuneo

Replies

Vol. 59/1

Peter Unger

The liar

Vol. 6/3

Alexandre Koyré

Die Welt der lebendigen Gegenwart und die Konstitution der ausserleiblichen Umwelt

Vol. 6/3

Edmund Husserl

Remarks about the phenomenological program

Vol. 6/1

Marvin Farber

Scepticism and evidence

Vol. 60/3

Timothy Williamson(Oxford University)

Reply to Lopes

Vol. 60/2

Fred Dretske

Real beauty

Vol. 60/3

John W. Bender

The false hopes of traditional epistemology

Vol. 60/2

Bas C. van Fraassen

Reply to Millikan

Vol. 60/1

Robert Cummins

Wilson on Kripke's Wittgenstein

Vol. 60/3

Michael Kremer

Fiat and bona fide boundaries

Vol. 60/2

Barry SmithAchille C. Varzi(Columbia University)

Entitlement

Vol. 60/3

Fred Dretske

The ethics of belief

Vol. 60/3

Richard Feldman

Phenomenal character revisited

Vol. 60/2

Sydney Shoemaker

Reconsidering difference

Vol. 60/3

Mark Lance(Department of Theology, Gettysburg College)

How to build a theory in cognitive science

Vol. 60/1

Barbara Von Eckardt

Synthetic unities of experience

Vol. 60/2

Leslie Stevenson

What goes without saying in metaethics

Vol. 60/2

Philip Clark

Deontology and defeat

Vol. 60/1

Michael Bergmann

What is it like to see with your ears?

Vol. 60/2

Dominic Lopes

Religion in the public square

Vol. 60/2

Philip L. Quinn

Linda Zagzebski's virtues of the mind

Vol. 60/1

Hilary Kornblith

Good advice and rational action

Vol. 60/3

Eric Wiland

Representations, targets and attitudes

Vol. 60/1

Ruth Garrett Millikan

Virtue epistemology and the epistemology of virtue

Vol. 60/1

Paul Bloomfield

Shoemaker's the first-person perspective and other essays

Vol. 60/2

Michael Tye

Divided minds and successive selves

Vol. 60/2

Ronald de Sousa

Carnap's construction of the world

Vol. 60/3

Robert Hanna

Moral rationalism and moral commitment

Vol. 60/1

James Doyle

Précis of virtues of the mind

Vol. 60/1

Linda Zagzebski

A new defense of Gadamer's hermeneutics

Vol. 60/1

David Weberman

Zagzebski on justification

Vol. 60/1

Jonathan Kvanvig

Précis of the significance of free will

Vol. 60/1

Robert Kane

Response to Lehrer

Vol. 60/3

Edward Craig

Responses

Vol. 60/1

Linda Zagzebski

Dretske on epistemic entitlement

Vol. 60/3

Michael D. Williams

The human animal

Vol. 60/2

Jim Stone

Responses to Bernard Berofsky, John Martin Fischer and Galen Strawson

Vol. 60/1

Robert Kane

Williamson on skepticism and evidence

Vol. 60/3

Richard Fumerton

Metaphysics, metontology, and the end of being and time

Vol. 60/2

Steven Crowell(Rice University)

Coming to our senses

Vol. 60/2

David Braun

Two kinds of intellectual virtue

Vol. 60/1

John Greco

Discursive knowledge

Vol. 60/3

Keith Lehrer

Skepticism as a theory of knowledge

Vol. 60/3

Jim Stone

The problem of the criterion in rule-following

Vol. 60/3

Tomoji Shogenji

Ought we to follow our evidence?

Vol. 60/3

Keith Derose

Virtue and knowledge

Vol. 60/1

William Alston

Bayes or bust?

Vol. 60/3

Alan HájekBrian Skyrms

Causation and persistence

Vol. 60/2

John W. Carroll

Considered judgment

Vol. 60/3

Bruce Aune

Self and world

Vol. 60/3

T. R. Baldwin

The unhelpfulness of indeterminism

Vol. 60/1

Galen Strawson(Texas University at Austin)

Butler and the nature of self-interest

Vol. 60/2

David Phillips

On the obvious

Vol. 60/2

Robin Jeshion

Simply possible

Vol. 60/3

Theodore Sider

An argument against the causal theory of action explanation

Vol. 60/1

Scott R. Sehon

Universalism, four dimensionalism, and vagueness

Vol. 60/3

Hud Hudson

Deconstructing the mind

Vol. 60/2

John Hawthorne

Ultimate responsibility in a deterministic world

Vol. 60/1

Bernard Berofsky

Alternatives of oneself

Vol. 60/2

Jan Bransen

Points of view

Vol. 61/2

David B. Martens

Skepticism and possibilities

Vol. 61/1

James Cargile

On interpreting Kant's thinker as Wittgenstein's "I"