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Brendan A. Maher
Anomalous experience in everyday life: Its significance for psychopathology
Andy W. Young
Delusions
Philip Gerrans
Delusional Misidentification as Subpersonal Disintegration
John Campbell
Schizophrenia, the space of reasons, and thinking as a motor process
Kai Vogeley
Hallucinations emerge from an imbalance of self monitoring and reality modelling
Valerie Gray Hardcastle and Owen Flanagan
Multiplex vs. Multiple Selves: Distinguishing Dissociative Disorders
Robert L. Woolfolk
Malfunction and Mental Illness
Kai Nielsen
Cosmpolitan nationalism
Michel Seymour
On redefining the nation
Jocelyn Couture
Cosmopolitan democracy and liberal nationalism
Daniel M. Weinstock
National partiality
Alan Patten
Liberal egalitarianism and the case for supporting national cultures
Gillian Brock
The new nationalisms
Terry Pinkard
Analytics, Contimentals, and Modern Skepticism
Pascal Engel
Analytic Philosophy and Cognitive Norms
James Bohman
The Politics of Modern Reason: Politics, Anti-Poliotics and the Norms in Continental Philosophy
Ralph Humphries
Analytic and Contimnental: The Division in Philosophy
Karen Green
A Plague on Both Your Houses
Mark Wrathall
The Conditions of Truth in Heidegger and Davidson
Denis McManus
The Rediscovery of Heidegger’s Worldly Subject by Analytic Philosophy of Science
Joseph Ulric Neisser
On the Use and Abuse of Dasein in Cognitive Science
Timothy R. Colburn
Software, Abstraction, and Ontology
J. H. Fetzer
The Role of Models in Computer Science
V. Schachter
A Change in Paradigms of Computation: How about Concurrency?
Peter Wegner
Observability and Empirical Computation
William J. Rapaport
Implementation is Semantic Interpretation
Oron Shagrir
What is Computer Science About?
Wilfried Sieg and John Byrnes
An Abstract Model for Parallel Computations: Gandy’s Thesis
Graham White
Simulation, Theory, and Cut Elimination
T. L. S. Sprigge
Has Speculative Metaphysics a Future?
Hidé Ishiguro
Unity without Simplicity: Leibniz on Organisms
Marc Bobro and Paul Lodge
Stepping Back inside Leibniz’s Mill
Stuart Brown
Soul, Body and Natural Immortality
Nicholas Jolley
Causality and Creation in Leibniz
Christina Schneider
Leibniz’s Theory of Space-Time: an approach from his metaphysics
G. H. R. Parkinson
Moral Luck, Freedom and Leibniz
Stephen Grover
Incommensurability and the best of all possible worlds
Daise Radner and Michael Radner
Optimality in Biology: Pangloss or Leibniz?
Paul K. Moser
Epistemological Fission: On Unity and Diversity in Epistemology
Robert B. Brandom
Insights and Blindspots of Reliabilism
Richard Fumerton
Externalism and Epistemological Direct Realism
Cheryl Misak
Deflating Truth: Pragmatism vs. Minimalism
Jonathan L. Kvanvig
What Should Inquiring Minds Want to Know? MENO Problems and Epistemological Axiology
Wayne D. Riggs
What are the ‘Chances’ of Being Justified?
Noah M. Lemos
Commonsense and A Priori Epistemology
Guy Axtell
The Role of the Intellectual Virtues in the Reunification of Epistemology
Stephen Schiffer
Two Issues of Vagueness
Roy Sorensen
Ambiguity, Discretion and the Sorites
John A. Burgess
In Defense of an Indeterminist Theory of Vagueness
Hartry Field
Some Thoughts on Radical Indeterminacy
Richard Heck
That There Might be Vague Objects (So Far As Concerns Logic)
Dominic Hyde
Vagueness, Ontology and Supervenience
Terence Horgan
The Transvaluationist Conception of Vagueness
Graham Priest
Fuzzy Identity and Local Validity
Timothy Chambers
On Vagueness, Sorites, and Putnam’s “Intuitionistic Strategy”
Mark Johnston
Are Manifest Qualities Response-Dependent?
Chris Daly
Modality and Acquaintance with Properties
Nenad Miscevic
The Aposteriority of Response-Dependence
Michael Smith and Daniel Stoljar
Global Response-dependence and Noumenal Realism.
Philip Pettit
Noumenalism and Response-Dependence
Mark Sainsbury
Projections and Relations
John Haldane
Analytical Thomism: A Brief Introduction
Hilary Putnam
Thoughts Addressed to an Analytical Thomist
Brian Davies
Aquinas, God and Being
John Lamont
Aquinas on Divine Simplicity
Jonathan Jacobs and John Zeis
Form and Cognition
Robert Pasnau
Aquinas on Thought’s Linguistic Nature
Eleonore Stump
Aquinas’s Account of Freedom
Sandra Mensen and Thomas Sullivan
Does God Will Evil?
Stephen Theron
The Resistance of Thomism to Analytical and Other Patronage
Timothy Sprigge
Pantheism
John Leslie
A Neoplatonist’s Pantheim
Mary Lenzi
Platonic Polypsychic Pantheism
Robert Oakes
The Divine Infinite: Can Traditional Theists Justifiably Reject Pantheism?
Grace M. Jantzen
Feminism and Pantheism
Lewis S. Ford
Pantheism v. Theism: A Re-Appraisal
Peter Forrest
Pantheism and Science
Graham Oppy
Pantheism, Quantification and Mereology
Tim Maudlin
Descrying the World in a Wavefunction
Robert Weingard and Craig Callender
Trouble in Paradise: Problems for Bohm’s Theory
Simon Saunders
Naturalizing Metaphysics
Jeffrey Barrett
On Everett’s Formulation of Quantum Mechanics
David Papineau
Uncertain Decisions in the Many Minds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
Nick Huggett
Identity, Quantum Mechanics and Common Sense
Peter Forrest
Common Sense and a ‘Wagner Dirac’ Approach to Quantum Mechanics
Quentin Smith
The Ontological Interpretation of the Wave Function of the Universe
My Profession and Its Duties
Joel J. Kupperman
Autonomy and the Very Limited Role of Advocacy in the Classroom
Robert L. Holmes
Sexual Harassment and the University
Nicholas Dixon
The Morality of Intimate Faculty-Student Relationships
David Shetz
Is Peer Review Overrated?
John Kekes
Academic Corruption
Stephen Riker
Al-Ghazali on Necessary Causality in the Incoherence of the Philosophers
Rega Wood
Causality and Demonstration: An Early Scholastic Posterior Analytics Commmentary
André Goddu
William of Ockham’s Distinction between ?Real” Efficient Causes and Strictly Sine Qua Non Causes
Amy M. Schmitter
Formal Causation and the Explanation of Intentionality in Descartes
Margaret J. Osler
From Immanent Natures to Nature as Artifice: The Reinterpretation of Final Causes in Seventeenth-Century Natural Philosophy
Marc Borro and Kenneth Clatterbaugh
Unpacking the Monad: Leibniz’s Theory of Causality
Cees Van Leuenhorst
Hobbes’ Theory of Causality and Its Aristotelian Background
Steven Nadler
“No Necessary Connection”: The Medieval Roots of the Occasionalist Roots of Hume
Knut Erik Tranøy
Ethical Problems of Scientific Research: An Action-Theoretic Approach
Deborah Johnson
Forbidden Knowledge and Science as Professional Activity
Peter Singer
Ethics and the Limits of Scientific Research
Alan C. Clune
Biomedical Testing on Nonhuman Animals: An Attempt at a Rapprochement Between Utilitarianism and Theories of Inherent Value
Henk Verhoog
Genetic Modification of Animals. Should Science and Ethics Be Integrated?
Christoph Rehmann-Sutter
Frankensteinian Knowledge?
Gregg De Young
Should Science Be Limited? Some Modern Islamic Perspectives.
Barry Allen
Forbidding Knowledge
Ernest W. Adams
Topology, Empiricism, and Operationalism
Craig Callender and Robert Weingard
An Introduction to Topology
Peter Forrest
From Ontology to Topology in the Theory of Regions
N. M. Gotts, J. M. Gooday, and A.G. Cohn
A Connection Based Approach to Commonsense Topological Description and Reasoning
Thomas Mormann
Similarity and Continuous Quality Distributions
Fabio Pianesi and Achille C. Varzi
Events, Topology, and Temporal Relations
Stephen Pollard and Norman M. Martin
Closed Bases and Closure Logic
James G. Schmolze
A Topological Account of the Space Occupied by Physical Objects
Oliver Schulte and Cory Juhl
Topology as Epistemology
“Indivisible Parts and Extended Objects”
Dean W. Zimmerman
Zeno Vendler
Goethe, Wittgenstein and the Essence of Color
David Pears
Wittgenstein’s Naturalism
Howard Wettstein
Terra Firma
Alastair Hannay
Conscious Episodes and Ceteris Paribus
Daniel Hutto
Consciousness Demystified
Eddy Zemach
Meaning, the Experience of Meaning, and the Meaning-Blind in Wittgenstein’s Late Philosophy
Denis McManus
The Epistemology of Self-Knowledge and the Presuppositions of Rule Following
Hanjo Glock and John M. Preston
Externalism and First-Person Authority
Guido Frongia
Wittgenstein and the Diversity of Animals
Kevin Hoover
Is Macroeconomics for Real?
John O’Neill
Essences and Markets
Nancy Cartwright
Ceteris Paribus Laws and Socio-Economic Machines
Daniel M. Hausman
The Composition of Economic Causes
Philip Pettit
The Virtual Reality of Homo Economicus
Jochen Runde
Chances and Choices. Some Notes on Probability and Belief in Economics
Alex Rosenberg
The Metaphysics of Microeconomics
Harold Kincaid
The Empirical Presuppositions of Metaphysical Explanations
Randall R. Dipert
Some Issues in the Theory of Artifacts: Defining Artifact and Related Notions
Risto Hilpinen
Belief Systems as Artifacts
Keith Lehrer
Knowledge and the Trustworthiness of Instruments
Elisabeth Pacherie
Do We See with Microscopes?
Roger Teichmann
Clocks and the Passage of Time
Fred Wilson
Empiricism and the Epistemology of Instruments
Intercultural Understanding and the Role of Europe
Tadashi Ogawa
Translation as a Cultural-Philosophical Problem: Towards a Phenomenology of Culture
Isamu Miyahara
Communicative Universals
Kwasi Wiredu
Are there Cultural Universals?
Elmar Holenstein
Human Equality and Intra- As Well As Intercultural Diversity
Keiichi Noé
Cultural Universals as Infinite Tasks: Phenomenology, Relativism and Ethnocentrism
Leonard Talmy
Culture and Cognition
Harriet Baber
The Market for Feminist Epistemology
Terri Elliott
Making Strange what had appeared familiar
Barry Gross
What could a Feminist Science be?
Mary Hesse
How to be Postmodern without being a Feminist
Iddo Landau
Should there be Separatist Feminist Epistemologies?
Helen E. Longino
In Search of Feminist Epistemology
Jack Nelson and Lynn Hankinson Nelson
No Rush to Judgment
Alan Soble
Gender, Objectivity, and Realism
Mariam Thalos
The Common Need for Classical Epistemological Foundations: Against a Feminist Alternative
Hao Wang
What is Logic?
Jaakko Hintikka and Gabriel Sandu
Uses and Misuses of Frege’s Ideas
Göran Sundholm
Proof-Theoretical Semantics and Fregean Identity Criteria for Propositions
Karl Lambert and Peter Simons
Characterizing and Classifying: Explicating a Biological Distinction
Adam Drozdek and Tom Keagy
A Case for Realism in Logic
Claire Ortiz Hill
Frege’s Attack on Husserl and Cantor
Dale Jacquette
Formalization in Philosophical Logic
Gerhard Schurz
Admissible versus Valid Rules: A Case Study of the Modal Fallacy
Paul Tidman
Logic and Modal Intuitions
Dominik Perler
Late Medieval Ontologies of Facts
Herbert Hochberg
Facts and Classes as Complexes and as Truth Makers
Bernard Linsky
Truth Makers for Modal Propositions
Thomas C. Ryckman
Beliefs, Facts and Propositions
Philip L. Peterson
Facts, Events, and Semantic Emphasis in Causal Statements
Alice G. B. ter Meulen
Demonstratives, Indications and Experiments
John Bigelow
Skeptical Realism
Keith Campbell
Selective Realism in the Philosophy of Physics
Peter Forrest
Why most of us should be Scientific Realists A Reply to Van Fraassen
Herbert Hochberg
Causal Connections, Universals, and Russell’s Hypothetico Scientific Realism
Frank Jackson
Metaphysics by Possible Cases
Marc Lange
Scientific Realism and Components: The Case of Classical Astronomy
John O’Leary-Hawthorne
What does Van Fraassen’s Critique of Scientific Realism Show?
Richard Schacht
On Philosophy’s Canon
Merold Westphal
The Canon as Flexible, Normative Fact
Kwasi Wiredu
Canons of Conceptualization
Mara Miller
Canons and the Challenge of Gender
Joseph Margolis
Canons for Objectivist Interpretation
Carolyn Korsmeyer
“The Compass in the Eye”
David Carrier
Art and Its Canons
Edward Sankowski
Art Museums, Autonomy and Canons
Hilde Hein
Institutional Blessing: The Museum as Canon-Maker
Robert Audi
Ethical Reflectionism
Kai Nielsen
Relativism and Wide Reflective Equilibrium
Jon Elster
Ethical Individualism and Presentism
Sissela Bok
What Basis for Morality? A Minimalist Approach
Mark Timmons
Moral Justification in Context
Ronald D. Milo
Scepticism and Moral Justification
Elijah Millgram
Pleasure in Practical Reasoning
Herlinde Pauer-Studer
Peter Singer on Euthenasia
Peter Singer and Helga Kuhse
More on Euthenasia: A Response to Pauer-Studer
Josef Seifert
Is ‘Brain-Death’ Actually Death?
David Lamb
Organ Transplants, Death, and Policies for Procurement
Walter Glannon
Epicureanism
Piers Benn
My Own Death
Joseph A. Amato
Death, and the Stories We Don’t Have
Robert Kastenbaum
Last Words
Laurence Thomas
The Reality of the Self
James Dreier
Structures of Normative Theories
Nancy Sherman
Wise Maxims/Wise Judging
Robert M. Stewart
Agent-Relativity, Reason, and Value
David McNaughton and Piers Rawling
Deontology and Agency
Eric Mack
Personal Integrity, Practical Recognition, and Rights
Margaret Gilbert
Group Membership and Political Obligation
Vincent M. Colapietro
Purpose, Power, and Agency
Marjorie C. Miller
Feminism and Pragmatism: On the Arrival of a
“Ministry of Disturbance, a Regulated Source of Annoyance;
A Destroyer of Routine; an Underminer of Complacency”
Isaac Nevo
Continuing Empiricist Epistemology:
Holistic Aspects in James’s Pragmatism
Beth J. Singer
Pragmatism and Pluralism
Vincent G. Potter, S.J.
Peirce on “Substance” and “Foundations”
W.E. Cooper
William James’s Theory of the Self
Patricia A. Turrisi
The Purpose of the Proof of Pragmatism
In Peirce’s 1903 Lectures on Pragmatism
Charlene Haddock Seigfried
William James’s Concrete Analysis of Experience
Peter Ochs
The Sentiment of Pragmatism:
From the Pragmatic Maxim to the Pragmatic Faith
Roderick M. Chisholm
William James’s Theory of Truth
Jude P. Dougherty
Christian Philosophy: Sociological Category or Oxymoron?
Alvin Plantinga
Augustinian Christian Philosophy
Carl G. Vaught
Faith and Philosophy
Armand Maurer
Orestes Brownson and Christian Philosophy
James F. Ross
On Christian Philosophy: Una Vera Philosophia?
Henry B. Veatch
The Problems and Prospects Of a Christian Philosophy―Then and Now
F.F. Centore
Classical Christian Philosophy and Temporality: Correcting a Misunderstanding
John O’Neill
The Varieties of Intrinsic Value
Robert Elliot
Intrinsic Value, Environmental Obligation and Naturalness
Tom Regan
Does Environmental Ethics Rest on a Mistake?
Eugene C. Hargrove
Weak Anthropocentric Intrinsic Value
Bryan G. Norton
Epistemology and Environmental Values
Jim Cheney
Intrinsic Value in Environmental Ethics:
Beyond Subjectivism and Objectivism
Anthony Weston
Between Means and Ends
Holmes Rolston, III
Disvalues in Nature
David L. Norton
On Recovering the Telos in Teleology,
Or, “Where’s the Beef?”
Douglas J. Den Uyl
Teleology and Agent-Centeredness
Mark Bedau
Goal-Directed Systems and the Good
Henry B. Veatch
Modern Ethics, Teleology, and Love of Self
Mary Hayden
Rediscovering Eudaimonistic Teleology
Harry Binswanger
Life-based Teleology and the Foundations of Ethics
Thomas M. Robinson
Heraclitus and Plato on the Language of the Real
Victorino Tejera
Listening to Herakleitos
Edward Hussey
Heraclitus on Living and Dying
Patricia Kenig Curd
Knowledge and Unity in Heraclitus
J.M. Moravcsik
Appearance and Reality in Heraclitus’ Philosophy
Owen Goldin
Heraclitean Satiety and Aristotelian Actuality
David G. Stern
Heraclitus’ and Wittgenstein’s River Images:
Stepping Twice into the Same River
Joanne B. Waugh
Heraclitus: The Postmodern Presocratic?
Joel Wilcox
Barbarian Psyche in Heraclitus
Kevin Robb
The Witness in Heraclitus and in Early Greek Law
Terry Pinkard
The Successor to Metaphysics: Absolute Idea
and Absolute Spirit
Robert B. Pippin
Hegel, Modernity, and Habermas
Allen W. Wood
Does Hegel Have an Ethics?
Karl Ameriks
Hegel and Idealism
Sally Sedgwick
Hegel on Kant’s Antinomies and Distinction
Between General and Transcendental Logic
Clark Butler
Dialectic and Indirect Proof
Paul Redding
Hegel’s Logic of Being and the
Polarities of Presocratic Thought
Jan Drydyk
Capitalism, Socialism, and Civil Society
Advisory Editor: Joseph Margolis
Rex Martin
Intelligibility
Rudolf A. Makkreel
Reinterpreting the Historical World
Thomas R. Flynn
Foucault and the Spaces of History
Tom Rockmore
Subjectivity and the Ontology of History
Leon J. Goldstein
Historical Being
Michael Krausz
History and Its Objects
Michael P. Levine
Historical Anti-Realism:
Boethian Historians Tell Their Story
Thomas Mathien
History and the Moralist
Joseph Margolis
Prospects for a Theory of Radical History
Advisory Editor: Steven Luper-Foy
Jennifer E. Whiting
Impersonal Friends
Tom Sorell
Self, Society, and Kantian Impersonality
Susan Leigh Anderson
A Picture of the Self
Which Supports Moral Responsibility
T. H. Irwin
Aristippus Against Happiness
David Wiggins
Categorical Requirements:
Kant and Hume on the Idea of Duty
A. Mark Williamson
“Why Be Moral?” and Reforming Selves
Advisory Editor: Dan Greenberg
Gerald F. Gaus and Loren E. Lomasky
Are Property Rights Problematic?
David Schmidtz
When is Original Appropriation Required?
Eric Mack
Self-Ownership and the Right of Property
James O. Gruenebaum
Ownership as Theft
Jeffrey Paul
Property, Entitlement, and Remedy
James W. Child
The Moral Foundations of Intangible Property
John O’Neill
Property in Science and the Market
N. Scott Arnold
Economists and Philosophers as Critics of the Free Enterprise System
Dan Greenberg
Radin on Personhood and Rent Control
Advisory Editor: James E. Ford
James E. Ford
Systematic Pluralism: Introduction to an Issue
Walter Watson
Types of Pluralism
Andrew J. Reck
An Historical Sketch of Pluralism
Eugene Garver
Why Pluralism Now?
Earl R. Mac Cormac
Metaphor and Pluralism
James Phelan
Is King Lear Like the Pacific Ocean or the Washington Monument? Critical Pluralism and Literary Interpretation
Fred D’Agostino
Ethical Pluralism and the Role of Opposition in Democratic Politics
David A. Dilworth
Mozart and Santayana and the Interface Between Music and Philosophy
Advisory Editor: Joseph Margolis
Tom Rockmore
Epistemology as Hermeneutics: Antifoundationalist Relativism
Noël Carroll
Interpretation, History and Narrative
Peter McCormick
Interpretation in Aesthetics: Theories and Practices
Richard Shusterman
Beneath Interpretation: Against Hermeneutic Holism
Laurent Stern
Factual Constraints on Interpreting
Michael Krausz
Interpretation and Its Art Objects: Two Views
John C. Gilmour
Perspectivism and Postmodern Criticism
Peter Kivy
A New Music Criticism?
Charles Altieri
Life After Difference: The Positions of the Interpreter and the Positionings of the Interpreted
Eddy M. Zemach
Nesting: The Ontology of Interpretation
Joseph Margolis
Interpretation at Risk
Advisory Editor: John M. Cooper
Richard Bett
Carneades’ Distinction Between Assent and Approval
Stephen E. Rosenbaum
Epicurus on Pleasure and the Complete Life
Nicholas P. White
Stoic Values
T. H. Irwin
Virtue, Praise and Success: Stoic Responses to Aristotle
Julia Annas
The Hellenistic Version of Aristotle’s Ethics
Gisela Striker
Ataraxia: Happiness as Tranquillity