1933-1592 (print)
A non-egological conception of consciousness
Vol. 1/3
Aron Gurwitsch
Notizen zur Raumkonstitution I
Vol. 1/1
Alfred Schütz
Edmund Husserl and the background of his philosophy
Marvin Farber
Notizen zu Raumkonstitution (I)
Edmund Husserl
The function of phenomenological analysis
Vol. 1/4
On imagination
Fritz Kaufmann
The world as phenomenological problem
Ludwig Landgrebe
Notizen zu Raumkonstitution (II)
Vol. 1/2
Critical Phenomenological Realism
Herbert Spiegelberg
The concept of the given in contemporary philosophy
John Wild
William James's concept of the stream of thought phenomenologically interpreted
Edmund Husserl, Die Frage nach dem Ursprung der Geometrie
Dorion Cairns
The last phase of Husserl's phenomenology
Maximilian Beck
The ideality of verbal expressions
In reply to Cairns' critical remarks
Concerning Beck's "The Last Phase of Husserl's Phenomenology
Strata of experience
Felix Kaufmann
Phenomenology and metaphysics
Vol. 10
Edith Steins Werke I. Kreuzeswissenschaft. Studien ueber Johannes a Cruce
Vol. 11/4
Edmund Husserl, Cartesianische Meditationen und Pariser Vorträge
Malvine Husserl
Jean Hering
Edith Stein, endliches und ewiges sein
Vol. 12/4
Choosing among projects of action
Vol. 12/2
Edmund Husserl, Ideas II
Vol. 13/3
A. Kastil, Die Philosophie Franz Brentanos
Vol. 13/2
Hugo Bergmann
Edmund Husserl, Ideas III
Vol. 13/4
The proper object of psychology
Edmund Husserl's ideas, volume II
Die Phaenomenologie und die Fundamente der Wissenschaften (Ideas III by Edmund Husserl)
Marcel and the ground issues of metaphysics
Vol. 14/4
William Ernest Hocking
Common-sense and scientific interpretation of human action
Vol. 14/1
Mead and Husserl on the self
Vol. 15
Van Meter Ames
The last work of Edmund Husserl I
Vol. 16/3
Persönliche Aufzeichnungen
The last work of Edmund Husserl II
Vol. 17
Doubt and phenomenological reduction
Vol. 18
Forrest Williams
Scheler's theory of intersubjectivity and the general thesis of the alter ego
Vol. 2/3
On the relationship between Husserl's phenomenology and psychological insight
Vol. 2/1
Ludwig Binswanger
The phenomenological approach to history I
Phänomenologie und Anthropologie
The Meaning of Objectivism and Realism in Max Scheler's Philosophy of Religion
Hanna Hafkesbrink
Socrates as a precursor of phenomenology
Michael Landmann
E. Fink, sein, wahrheit, welt
Vol. 20
Samuel Hart
Phenomenality and transcendence
Vol. 20/2
Hermann Ulrich Asemissen
Husserl's transcendental-phenomenological reduction
Richard Schmitt
The phenomenological approach in social sciences
Hans Neisser
Husserl's critique of Hume's notion of "distinctions of reason"
Robert E. Butts
Type and eidos in Husserl's late philosophy
Vedanta as transcendental phenomenology
Praous Jivan Chaudhury
E. Fink, alles und nichts
Vol. 21
W Schwartz
In memory of a great philosopher
Vol. 22/4
Lev Shestov
Edith Stein on her activity as an assistant of Edmund Husserl
Vol. 23/2
Roman Witold Ingarden
First philosophy and the problem of the world
Husserl's critique of Descartes
Jean-Marc Laporte
Phenomenology and analysis
Vol. 23/1
Phenomenology and positivism
Debabrata Sinha, Sinha Debabrata
The concept of truth in Husserl's Logical investigations
Vol. 24
Louis Dupré
Immanent constitution in Husserl's lectures on time
Robert Sokolowski
Transcendental phenomenology and existentialism
Vol. 25/1
James M. Edie
In Memoriam - Alexander Koyré
Vol. 25/3
Husserl and the coherence of other minds problem
Vol. 26/1
Chauncey B. Downes
Husserl and pre-reflexive constitution
Richard T Murphy
Brentano on the history of Greek philosophy
Some parallels between analysis and phenomenology
Vol. 27
Don Ihde
Edmund Husserl, Phänomenologische Psychologie
Walter Cerf
The logic of parts and wholes in Husserl's Investigations
Vol. 28/4
Consciousness and its correlatives
Jitendra Kumar
Fiction and phenomenology
Vol. 29
Donald Kuspit
Husserl's thoughts on God and faith
Induction and Husserl's theory of eidetic variation
David Michael Levin
The idea of a naturalistic logic
On the nature and aims of phenomenology
Vol. 3/1
Nicolai Hartmann and phenomenology
Vol. 3/3
An introduction to existential philosophy
Moritz Geiger
Towards a theory of intentionality
Vol. 30
Language as phenomenon
Margaret Chatterjee
Theodor Conrad, zur Wesenslehre des psychischen Lebens und erLebens
Vol. 31/2
Waltraut Stein
Perceiving and imagining
James R. Kuehl
Imagination
Edward Casey
Husserl and Brentano on intentionality
James C. Morrison
The noematics of reason
Vol. 32
Garth Gillan
A psychological contribution to the phenomenology of the Other
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
An essay on phenomenology
R.K. Raval
Intuition and horizon in the philosophy of Husserl
Vol. 34
Henry Pietersma
The "fifth meditation" and Husserl's Cartesianism
David Carr
Perception and the "concrete abstractness" of science
Charles Hartshorne
The "fifth" meditation and Husserl's Cartesianism
A common misunderstanding concerning Husserl's crisis-text
Vol. 35
Philip Bossert
A common misunderstanding concerning Husserl's Crisis-text
Brief an Arthur Liebert (25.VI.1936)
Adolph Reinach
Psychology from the phenomenological standpoint of Husserl
Vol. 36
Jacob Golomb
Heidegger and the phenomenological reduction
Francis Seeburger
Husserl
Vol. 37
Margaret van de Pitte
Descriptive phenomenology and constructivism
Hans Seigfried
On Husserl's theory of consciousness in the 5th "Logical investigation"
Quentin Smith
Husserl's Crisis
Generalizing abstraction and the judgment of subsumption in Aron Gurwitsch's version of Husserl's theory of intentionality
Vol. 38
Gilbert T Null
Husserl and scientific realism
Vol. 39
Gary Gutting
Intention
Klaus Hedwig
A note on "is" and "ought" in phenomenological perspective
Lester Embree
Kant, Husserl and Heidegger on time and the unity of "consciousness"
Ronald P Morrison
Husserl's theory of the phenomenological reduction in the "Logical investigations"
On seeing a material thing in space
Vol. 40
John Drummond
Husserl and Heidegger
The concept of evidence in Husserl's genealogy of logic
Vol. 41
Lee Regis Snyder
Frege's "objects" and "concepts"
Vol. 42/3
Brian Birchall
The phenomenon of "the look"
George Stack, Robert Plant
The originality of Hume's theory of obligation
Henry David Aiken
Persons and morality
Elie M Adams
Husserl and private languages
Vol. 42/1
Peter Hutcheson
Aquinas on God's omnipresence and timelessness
Richard La Croix
Speechless brutes
John Heil
Erwin Straus and Alfred Schutz
Maurice Natanson
The function of fiction
Ynhui Park
Phenomenology of memory from Husserl to Merleau-Ponty
David Farrell Krell
Hume's missing shade of blue
John Morreall
Context dependent knowledge
Robert Ackermann
H.P. rickman, Wilhelm Dilthey
Elżbieta Paczkowska-Łagowska
The limitations of sense experience
Gerald Stanley
What is Husserl's first philosophy?
Jeffner Allen
Seeing our own faces
Robert Oakes
Evolutionary epistemology is self-referentially inconsistent
Carl Kordig
M.-L. schubert kalsi, alexius Meinong
Husserl on the foundational structures of natural and cultural sciences
Robert D'Amico
The phenomenology of Karol Wojtyla
Hans Köchler
A causal analysis of seeing
Michael Tye
R. Martin, semiotics and linguistic structures
Frederic Fitch
Movements in philosophy
Vol. 43
Markers on the road to the phenomenological movement
Karl Schuhmann
The relation of form and stuff in Husserl's grammar of pure logic
Vol. 44
Robert Hanna
Truth-makers
Kevin Mulligan, Peter Simons, Barry Smith
Suzanne Cunningham
Perceptual meaning in Husserl
Vol. 45
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
Husserl's alleged private language
Vol. 47
The phenomenological analysis of earth's motion
Vol. 48
Pierre Kerszberg
Schlick and Husserl on the foundations of phenomenology
Jim Shelton
Time and spatial models
Vol. 49
Mary Jeanne Larrabee
Was Husserl a nominalist?
J.P. Moreland
Phenomenology and physics
Vol. 5/2
Henry Margenau
On multiple realities
Vol. 5/4
Ihre Kritik von Ewald...
Vol. 5/1
Franz Brentano
The concept of group and the theory of perception
Ernst Cassirer
Die Apologie von Schanz...
Ich danke Ihnen fuer die Weise, wie Sie das mir von Stumpf gegebene Versprechen bei ihm in Erinnerung brachten...
Sie erfreuen mich durch den Bericht ueber Dr. Lederers philanthropische Erfolge...
The primacy of perception in Husserl's theory of imagining
Vol. 50/Supplementary volume
Mark R Drost
Husserl, Heidegger and transcendental philosophy
Steven Crowell
The problem of knowledge and phenomenology
Husserl's yearbook
The representational content of musical experience
Vol. 51/2
Mark DeBellis
Skepticism in ethics, by Panayot Butchvarov
Vol. 51/4
James Dreier
Why Plantinga must move from defense to theodicy
Jerry L. Walls
Individuality: an essay on the foundations of metaphysics, by Jorge J. E. Gracia
Ignacio Angelelli
Virtues and rules
Robert Roberts
On being epistemically intemal
Stephen Hetherington
Matter in mind: a study of Kant's transcendental deduction, by Richard E. Aquila
Ralf Meerbote
Philosophical essays, by Richard Cartwright
Richard B. Angell
The need for warrant
Vol. 51/3
Rethinking democracy, by Carol C. Gould
Lawrence C. Becker
Aesthetic understanding
Peter Forrest
The possibility of weakness of will, by Robert Dunn
Alison McIntyre
Tropes and supervenience
Terence Parsons
Epicurus' ethical theory: the pleasures of invulnerability
Martha C. Nussbaum
Rationality, by Harold I. Brown
Stephen Nathanson
Physicalism
Andrew Melnyk
Comments on mimesis as make-believe
George M. Wilson
Davidson's transcendental arguments
William Maker
Paradoxes, by R. M. Sainsbury
Roy A. Sorensen
Ad walls
Alvin Plantinga
Hegel's theory of mental activity
Richard Aquila
Artists in the shadows
Nicholas Wolterstorff
Neither mentioning "brains in a vat" nor mentioning brains in a vat will prove that we are not brains in a vat
Marian David
Plato's defense of justice
Norman O. Dahl
Precis of the limits of morality
Shelly Kagan
Sense and certainty, by Marie McGinn
John Greco
Backwards and forwards in the modal logic of agency
Nuel D. Belnap
Bearers of virtue
Ramon M. Lemos
Symposium contribution on events and their names by Jonathan Bennett
David H. Sanford
A note on mimesis as make-believe
Richard Wollheim
Replies to my critics
Personal identity and reductionism
Brian Jonathan Garrett
Shelly Kagan's the limits of morality
Michael Slote
Spinoza, by Alan Donagan
Don Garrett
Knowledge and evidence, by Paul K. Moser
Timm Triplett
Happiness, by Lynne McFall
Thomas L. Carson
We will do it
Raimo Tuomela
Moral dilemmas, by Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
Philip L. Quinn
Precis of events and their names
Jonathan Bennett
Frances Kamm
Normativity and motivation
Leigh B. Kelley
Practical reflection, by J. David Velleman
Michael H. Robins
Precis of mimesis as make-believe
Kendall L. Walton
Reply to reviewers
Reply to Roque
Alasdair MacIntyre
Events
Jaegwon Kim
Intensional logic and the metaphysics of intentionality, by Edward N. Zalta
Dale Jacquette
The independence criterion of substance
Gary Rosenkrantz, Joshua Hoffman
Realism and psychologism in 19th century logic
Richard R. Brockhaus
Defending moral options
Dan Brock
Kierkegaard's pragmatist faith
Steven M. Emmanuel
Cooperating and contracting
Jean Hampton
Real imaginings
Patrick Maynard
Hampton on Hobbes on state-of nature cooperation
Ishtiyaque Haji
Causation, supervenience, and method
Keith Campbell
Language competence and tradition-constituted rationality
Alicia Juarrero Roque
Nietzsche's philosophy of culture
Frederick Olafson
Gibbard on morality and sentiment
Vol. 52/4
Thomas E. Hill
An ontology of art, by Gregory Currie
Vol. 52/1
Jerrold Levinson
Three rival versions of moral enquiry: encyclopaedia, genealogy, and tradition, by Alasdair MacIntyre
Vol. 52/3
Joel J. Kupperman
Induction and the Gettier problem
Vol. 52/2
Richard Creath
Are human rights based on equal human worth?
Louis P. Pojman
Reason and morality: a defense of the egocentric perspective, by Richard Fumerton
Richard Feldman
Things change
Mark Heller
Where's the good in teleology?
Mark A. Bedau
Kant's copernican revolution, by Ermanno Bencivenga
Gordon Brittan
Grundlagen einer Theorle der Wahrheit, by Lorenz B. Puntel
Barry Smith
Activation vectors versus propositional attitudes
Paul M. Churchland
Husserl and analytic philosophy and husserlian intentionality and non-foundational realism
Toward a compatibility theory for internalist and externalist epistemologies
James F. Sennett
The absurdity of life
Steven Luper-Foy
How to build a person
Stephen Schiffer
Substance without substratum
Arda Denkel
Heidegger's question of being and the augustinian picture' of language
Herman Philipse
A combinatorial theory of possibility, by D. M. Armstrong
Peter Menzies
Gibbard on normative logic
Simon Blackburn
Sklar on methodological conservatism
Jonathan Vogel
The laws of thought
Hilary Kornblith
Heidegger and Habermas on criticism and totality
David Kolb
Skepticism and interpretation
Kirk A. Ludwig
Almost indiscernible twins
H. E. Baber
Precis of wise choices, apt feelings
Allan Gibbard
The epistemic role of qualitative content
Theodore W. Schick
Divine nature and human language: essays in philosophical theology, by William P. Alston
Thomas V. Morris
Reply to Blackburn, Carson, Hill, and Railton
Was Meinong only pretending?
Frederick Kroon
The circle of acquaintance: perception, consciousness, and empathy, by David Woodruff Smith
Putnam on intentionality
John Haldane
Causality, reliabilism, and mathematical knowledge
Albert Casullo
I touch what I saw
Arindam Chakrabarti
Unger's psychological continuity theory
Sydney Shoemaker
Pursuit of truth
Barry Stroud
From cognitive science to folk psychology
Terence Horgan
Nietzsche's critique of truth
Ken Gemes
Eplstemic justification. essays in the theory of knowledge, by William Alston
Matthias Steup
Deciding for others: the ethics of surrogate decision making, by Allan E. Buchanan and Dan W. Brock
Donald Vandeveer
A moderate mentalism
Christopher Peacocke
Demonstrating with descriptions
Marga Reimer
Recent work on Hegel
Karl Ameriks
The truth connection
Earl Conee
Cognitive reason
D. Goldstick
Direct realism, indirect realism, and epistemology
Harold I. Brown
What is at stake between Putnam and Rorty?
Paul Forster
You know what you falsely believe (or: Pollock, know thyself!)
Robert K. Shope
Lying, liars and language
David Simpson
Justification by balance
Harvey Siegel
Practical reasoning, by Robert Audi
Noah Lemos
Reply to shope
John L. Pollock
Gibbard's conceptual scheme for moral philosophy
Love's knowledge, by Martha C. Nussbaum
Richard Eldridge
On action, by Carl Ginet
Alfred Mele
Discussion of Peter Unger's identity, consciousness and value
Richard Swinburne
Causation and universals, by Evan Fales
John W. Carroll
The concept of the highest good in Kant's moral theory
Stephen Engstrom
Thinking, language and experience
Tomis Kapitan
Multiple realization and the metaphysics of reduction
Contextualism and knowledge attributions
Keith Derose
Criteria of identity and the individuation of natural-kind events
Elias E. Savellos
Semantics and the psyche
Marcelo Dascal , Amir Horowitz
Truth, activation vectors and possession conditions for concepts
Hilary Putnam
In defense of global supervenience
R. Cranston Paull, Theodore Sider
Putnam on truth
Richard Rorty
Natural signs: a theory of intentionality, by Laird Addis
Ausonio Marras
The self-defeating character of skepticism
Douglas C. Long
Pleasure, passion and truth
J. E. Tiles
Precis of identity, consciousness and value
Peter Unger
Comments on some aspects of Peter Unger's identity, consciousness and value
Peter Strawson
Deontology, incommensurability and the arbitrary
Anthony Ellis
The dynamics of rational deliberation, by Brian Skyrms
Richard C. Jeffrey
Nonfactualism about normative discourse
Peter Railton
Of one's own free will
Dennis W. Stampe, Martha I. Gibson
Direct and indirect belief
Curtis Brown
Representation and style
Vol. 53
James D. Carney
State-space semantics and meaning holism
Leibniz and Arnauld
David Blumenfeld
The ontology of physical objects
W. Dean, Dean W. Zimmerman
The problem of self-knowledge in Kant's "refutation of idealism"
Sense, subject and horizon
Carleton Christensen
Arousal and the ends of desire
Rockney Jacobsen
Précis of holism
Ernest LePore, Jerry Fodor
Time and eternity
William E. Mann
Judgement and justification
Understanding and blaming
Lawrence Vogel
One more failed transcendental argument
Anthony Brueckner
Skeptical problems, semantical solutions
David Christensen
A coherence theory of autonomy
Laura W. Ekstrom , Laura Waddell Ekstrom
The impossibility of massive error
L. S. Carrier
Frege
Michael D. Resnik
Reply to critics
Of transplants and trolleys
Eric Mack
Localism and analyticity
Michael Devitt
The truth about relativism
Bruce Aune
The natural and the normative
Lorne Falkenstein
Logical cognition
The Gestalt controversy
Dennis Sweet
On the nature and existence of God
John F. Post
Baffling phenomena and other studies in the philosophy of knowledge and valuation
Norman Swartz
Lovely and suspect ideas
Sunburn
Anthony Dardis
Mind/consciousness dualism in Sānkhya-yoga philosophy
Paul Schweizer
Double-aspect foundherentism
Susan Haack
On what there isn't
The virtues of common pursuit
Nancy Sherman
The social anatomy of inference
Robert Brandom
Visualizing in arithmetic
Marcus Giaquinto
Contingency, a prioricity and acquaintance
Thomas Ryckman
Burge on content
Reinaldo Elugardo
Main developments in recent scholarship on the critique of pure reason
Guenter Zoeller
How fast does time pass?
Ned Markosian
Reflections on Dennett and consciousness
Mind, meaning and metaphysics
The imagery debate
Kim Sterelny
Multiple drafts and higher-order thoughts
David Rosenthal
Varieties of moral personality
Ferdinand Schoeman
Belief, justification and knowledge
James E. Taylor
Stringency of rights and "ought"
Gilbert Harman
Heidegger and artificial intelligence
Beth Preston
Rights as normative constraints on others
George W. Rainbolt
Indeterminism and free agency
Timothy E. O'Connor
Exploring the realm of rights
Bruce Russell
Transplants and trolleys
Bernard Gert
Précis of material beings
Peter Van Inwagen
Thomas Reid on freedom and morality
Is conceivability a guide to possibility?
Stephen Yablo
The elimination of experience
William Seager
Indeterminacy of translation—theory and practice
Dorit Bar-On
The pragmatic psyche
Radu J Bogdan
Act and maxim
Graham Oddie
Comments on Peter Van Inwagen's material beings
Jay F. Rosenberg
Raiders of the lost distinction
Précis of laws and symmetry
Bas C. van Fraassen
Précis of consciousness explained
Daniel Dennett
Précis of the realm of rights
Judith Jarvis Thomson
Music, art, and metaphysics
Gregory Currie
Aristotle on the non-supervenience of local motion
Michael J. White
Epistemic desiderata
William Alston
In defence of "this worldly" causality
Nancy Cartwright
Armstrong, Cartwright, and Earman on laws and symmetry
The message is
Reply to commentators
Idealized conceptual roles
Georges Rey
In defense of laws
John Earman
The unity of the self
Peter Van Inwagen's material beings
Eli Hirsch
Appendix a (for philosophers)
Frank Jackson
The fixation of belief and its undoing
Vol. 54/3
Henry E. Kyburg
Précis of sources of the self
Vol. 54/1
Charles Taylor
Self-other asymmetries and virtue theory
Michael Stocker
Why Alston's mystical doxastic practice is subjective
Vol. 54/4
Richard M. Gale
The structure of the skeptical argument
Morality and the emotions
Nicholas Rescher's metaphilosophical inquiries
Vol. 54/2
Joseph Margolis
Real emotion
David Pugmire
The shifting content of knowledge attributions
Meaning and metaphilosophy
Paul Horwich
Nietzsche on truth and philosophy
Steven D. Hales , Robert C. Welshon
Robert Adams's new anti-molinist argument
William Lane Craig
Self-knowledge and "inner sense" lecture I
How should future opinion affect current opinion?
Richard Foley
Self-knowledge and "inner sense" lecture II
Self-knowledge and "inner sense" lecture III
Laws, natures, and contingent necessities
Crawford L. Elder
Hume's system
Annette C. Baier
The disappearance of time
L. Nathan Oaklander
The connection principle and the ontology of the unconscious
John Searle, Ernest LePore
Expressing and attributing beliefs
Psychological externalism and psychological explanation
Joseph Owens
Literature and rationality
Paul Taylor
Sense, reference and rule-following
Paul Boghossian
Second thoughts
Jennifer Radden
Vagueness
Rescuing ethical theory
Henry S. Richardson
Thought experiments in science and philosophy
James Cargile
On belief and the captivity of the will
Dion Scott-Kakures
Religious disagreements and doxastic practices
Robert M. Adams
Paradox and privacy
Edward H. Minar
The nature and the impossibility of moral perfection
How to perform a reduction
D. H. M. Brooks
Les liaisons dangereuses
Bats, brain scientists, and the limitations of introspection
Derk Pereboom
From morality to virtue and back?
Stephen L. Darwall
Kant, Hume, and our ordinary concept of causation
Harold Langsam
Katz on indeterminacy and the proto-theory
Roger F. Gibson
Précis of a system of pragmatic idealism
Nicholas Rescher
Précis of from morality to virtue
Arthur Collins's the nature of mental things
Richard Moran
An apprentice argument
Elijah Millgram
Replies to commentators
What is the connection principle?
Jerry Fodor, Ernest LePore
A progress of sentiments, reflections on Hume's treatise
Louis E. Loeb
In defence of phenomenalistic idealism
John Foster
Predication without universals?
James Van Cleve
Précis of the metaphysics of meaning
Jerrold Katz
The pragmatic idealism of Nicholas Rescher
John Kekes
Particulars in particular clothing
Peter Simons
Snails rolled up contrary to all sense
Rolf George , Paul Rusnock
Cognitive schemes and truth as an ideal
Jack W Meiland
Primitive substances
E. J. Lowe
Defining justification and naturalizing epistemology
Robert Almeder
Focusing on truth
Richard L. Kirkham
Critical remarks on the sources of the self by Charles Taylor
Preserving the principle of one object to a place
Michael Burke
Content and causation in perception
Michael Pendlebury
Rescher on rationality and morality
Précis of perceiving god
Katz and Wittgenstein
Eddy M. Zemach
A janus view on Rescher's perspectival pluralism
Johanna Seibt
Philosophy and its history
Michael Frede
Transforming vision
Ontologically dependent entities
Roderick Chisholm
One more foiled defense of skepticism
Taylor on self-celebration and gratitude
Comments on sources of the self by Charles Taylor
Wittgenstein, phenomenology and what it makes sense to say
Alva Noë
The naive theory of colour
Clive Stroud-Drinkwater
Perception and mystical experience
George S. Pappas
Unreality
J. A. Cover
On the nature and scope of morality
Terrance McConnell
Theories of truth
Vol. 55/3
Dorothy Grover
Objectivity disfigured
Vol. 55/4
Alexander Miller
Précis of human morality
Samuel Scheffler
Why not solipsism?
Elliott Sober
The architectonic of Hegel's phenomenology of spirit
Jon Stewart
Radical realism
Jude P. Dougherty
Artifacts and constituents
Vol. 55/2
Blind realism
Why the connection argument doesn't work
Vol. 55/1
Robert Van Gulick
Reply to three commentators
The aesthetic value of representation in painting
Alan H. Goldman
Warrant entails truth
Trenton Merricks
Truth and historicity
Lawrence Johnson
Knowledge and the internal
John McDowell
New philosophy of social science
Peter Winch
Pragmatism and the philosophy of language
Danielle Macbeth
Why theorize how to live with each other?
Intentional self-deception in a single coherent self
W. J. Talbott
Précis of the advancement of science
Philip Kitcher
Ancient conceptions of happiness
Privacy, intimacy, and isolation
William A. Parent
Consciousness, the brain and the connection principle
John Searle
Knowledge and the social articulation of the space of reasons
The common mind
Huw Price
Confrontations with the reaper
Stephen E. Rosenbaum
Précis of warrant
Author's response
Reasons and feelings in Kantian morality
Kant on the impossibility of the "soft sciences"
Abhaya C. Nayak, Eric Sotnak
Socrates
Nicholas White
Reliabilism, analyses and defeaters
Proper and improper use of cognitive faculties
Rightness and reasons
David Norton
Human morality's authority
On Paul Guyer's Kant and the experience of freedom
Comments on Plantinga's two-volume work on warrant
Carl Ginet
Kitcher on advancing science
Dudley Shapere
Our errant epistemic aim
Stephen Maitzen
Abstract and concrete
Paul Humphreys
Plantinga on epistemic warrant
Cartwright on probabilistic causality
Ellery Eells
Capacities, tendencies and the problem of singular causes
Margaret Morrison
The morality of happiness by Julia Annas
Richard Kraut
Reid's critique of Berkeley and Hume
Internal reasons
Michael B Smith
Two kinds of actions
H. M. Collins, Martin Kusch
Perfectionism
Leibniz on divine foreknowledge of future contingents and human freedom
Michael Murray
Non-reductionism and John Searle's the rediscovery of the mind
Response to warrant
Cognitive value and the advancement of science
Isaac Levi
The new constellation
Thomas A. McCarthy
Adjusting utility for justice
Fred Feldman
Causes and coincidences
Evan Fales
Mental causation in Searle's "biological naturalism"
Epistemic warrant as proper function
Absolute vs. relational theories of space and time
Robert Rynasiewicz
Making sense of Kant's schematism
Précis of the morality of happiness
Julia Annas
The intentional acquisition of mental states
Luc Bovens
Précis of nature's capacities and their measurement
Consciousness, intentionality and function
Pierre Jacob
The advancement of realism
Richard Miller
Précis of Kant and the experience of freedom
Paul Guyer
Are some propositions empirically necessary?
Philip L. Peterson
Reply to Eells, Humphreys and Morrison
Contextual analysis in ethics
Picoeconomics
Kent Bach
Moral anthropology in Kant's aesthetics and ethics
Kitcher and the achievement of science
Peter Machamer
Reply to Cooper
Moral judges and human ideals
Susan Wolf
Eudaimonism and the appeal to nature in the morality of happiness
John M. Cooper
Emergence or reduction?
Ralf Stoecker
Understanding human knowledge philosophically
Vol. 56/2
Michael D. Williams
Belief, simulation and the first person
Jane Heal
Realism minus truth
Vol. 56/4
Nietzsche on logic
Steven D. Hales
Practically strange
Vol. 56/1
The role of good upbringing in Aristotle's ethics
Iakovos Vasiliou
Thought, norms, and discursive practice
Vol. 56/3
Can we take our words at face value?
Gary Ebbs
Haack's evidence and inquiry
Thomson on the moral specification of rights
William A. Parent, William J. Prior
Honderich on the consequences of determinism
Richard Double
Realism and determinable properties
The formation of concepts and the structure of thoughts
David Bell
Précis of evidence and inquiry
Does warrant entail truth?
Sharon Ryan
Realism and truth
Philip Pettit
Explaining explanation
James Woodward
The perils of epistemic reductionism
Value in ethics and economics
Alfred F. Mackay
Resisting the step toward naturalism
Anne Bezuidenhout
Meaning, models and selection
Peter Godfrey-Smith
Précis of a study of concepts
Evidence and inquiry by Susan Haack
Self-deception and internal irrationality
The prima/ultima facie justification distinction in epistemology
Thomas D. Senor
Epistemological reflection on knowledge of the external world
Moral conversions
Richard H. Dees
Reliabilism and circularity
Markus Lammenranta
Can possession conditions individuate concepts?
Representing beliefs
G. W. Fitch
Is consciousness vague or arbitrary?
Working without a net
Goldman's new reliabilism
Peter Markie
Comments on Susan Haack's evidence and inquiry
H. S. Thayer
Followers of French fashions
Luciano Floridi
Précis of truth and objectivity
Crispin Wright
Pain, injury and first/third-person asymmetry
Katherine J. Morris
Objectivity and the internal-external Reasons controversy
Robert Audi
Papineau's physicalism
Helen Steward
Unreflective realism
Timothy Williamson
Knowledge acknowledged
Jaakko Hintikka
Response to commentators
Balance and refinement
David Copp
Minimal truth is realist truth
Compatibilism, incompatibilism, and the smart aleck
Ted Honderich
Truth in philosophy
William Throop
Relevant alternatives and the content of knowledge attributions
The importance of joint respect
The epistemology of religious experience
Précis of philosophical naturalism
David Papineau
The semantic tradition from Kant to Carnap
A lockean theory of memory experience
David Owens
On misinterpreting Kripke's Wittgenstein
Alex Byrne
Direct reference
Process reliabilism and cartesian scepticism
Christopher S. Hill
Existence and self-understanding in being and time
William D Blattner
Some puzzles about Moser's conditional ontological agnosticism
Generality and moral justification
Don Loeb
Descartes
William L. Reid III
What makes a causal theory of content anti-skeptical?
Leora Weitzman
Ontology, epistemology, and private ostensive definition
Irwin Goldstein
What's wrong with being strange?
Alan Sidelle
Discussion of Christopher Peacocke's a study of concepts
The justification of a priori intuitions
Paul Tidman
Précis of dividing reality
Précis of philosophy after objectivity
Paul K. Moser
Resisting primitive compulsions
Radical anti-deflationism
Peter S. Dillard
New wave psychophysical reductionism and the methodological caveats
J. O'Regan
Retribution reconsidered
Fiction and intentionality
Amie L Thomasson
Reply to Quinn and Audi on philosophy after objectivity
The fine art of repetition
John Fisher
New foundations of ontology
Herbert Hochberg
Could extended objects be made out of simple parts?
The mad scientist meets the robot cats
Feeling fine about the mind
Vol. 57
Louise M. Antony
On the compresence of tropes
The problem of the criterion
G. J. Mattey
Psychoanalysis
Edward Erwin
Was I ever a fetus?
Eric T. Olson
Brandom on representation and inference
Williamson on our ignorance in borderline cases
Précis of the construction of social reality
Précis of making it explicit
The common point of view in Hume's ethics
Rachel Cohon
More on Warrant's entailing truth
Abstraction, inseparability, and identity
Donald L. M. Baxter
Subjects and objects
Quassim Cassam
Who makes the rules around here?
Gideon Rosen
Meaning things and meaning others
Responses to critics of the construction of social reality
Replies
The ethics of intervention
Julia Driver
Dion's left foot (and the price of burkean economy)
W. R. Carter
Twin pleas
Josefa Toribio
The metaphysics of control
David Shatz
Can we be justified in believing that humans are irrational?
Edward Stein
Unpurged pyrrhonism
Laws of nature
Externalism, internalism, and knowledge of content
Keith Butler
Austrian philosophy
Johannes L Brandl
Husserl, Wittgenstein and the snark
Grant Gillett
Raw feeling
Neorationalist epistemology
Douglas Odegard
Constrained belief and the reactive attitudes
Jonathan E. Adler
Précis of vagueness
Salmon trapping
Takashi Yagisawa
Psychologism
Should I be grateful to you for not harming me?
Saul Smilansky
Scepticism and science in Descartes
José Luis Bermúdez
Collectives and intentionality
Jennifer Hornsby
Précis of past, space and self
John Campbell
Sense, validity and context
Moral prejudices
Virginia Held
Practical understanding vs reflective understanding
Review essay
The philosophy of Michael Dummett
Tadeusz Szubka
Possibilities in philosophy of mind
Charles Taliaferro
Beyond formalism
Michael McKinsey
Getting in touch with numbers
Colin Cheyne
Analyticity, necessity, and the epistemology of semantics
Two types of circularity
I. L. Humberstone
Searle on social institutions
You can always count on reliabilism
Michael Levin
Explanatory priority
William Hasker
Friendship, virtue, and impartiality
Diane Jeske
John Searle's the construction of social reality
David-Hillel Ruben
Brandom's making it explicit
"Gravity" in the thought of Simone Weil
Ann Pirruccello
The relativity of skepticism
Engineering the mind
What do you do when they call you a "relativist"?
Nietzsche on ressentiment and valuation
Bernard Reginster
Scott-Kakures on believing at will
Dana Radcliffe
A new grandfather paradox?
Theodore Sider
Things in themselves
Robert Merrihew Adams
The ethics of culture
David Cooper
So do we know or don't we?
Fred Dretske
An epistemic dimension of blameworthiness
Physicalism; the philosophical foundations
Responsibility and the moral sentiments
Randolph Clarke
Truth, fiction, and literature
The nature of vagueness
Vol. 58/2
Perception and rational constraint
Thomson against moral explanations
Nicholas L. Sturgeon
Aristotle and the problem of intentionality
Victor Caston
Piety
Bilgrami's theory of belief and meaning
Broadening the mind
John Perry
Shifting position?
The sources of normativity
Michael Bratman
Two cheers for representationalism
Essential properties and coinciding objects
Moral relativism and moral objectivity
Strawson's agnostic materialism
Paul F. Snowdon
White queen psychology and other essays for alice
On the matter of minds and mental causation
Valerie Gray Hardcastle
Kamm on fairness
John Broome
Précis of belief and meaning
Akeel Bilgrami
Précis of ten problems of consciousness
Defining "intrinsic"
Rae Langton, David Lewis
Nonconceptual content defended
Self-strengthening empathy
Response to discussants
Beyond the limits of thought
Patrick Grim
Semantic realism and Kripke's Wittgenstein
In defense of mereological universalism
Michael C. Rea
Expressivist relativism?
Language in the world
Robert Stalnaker
Foundationalism and the infinite regress of reasons
Peter Klein
Seeing the truth
A Kantian critique of scientific essentialism
Churchland on cognitive creativity and the understanding of science
On Bilgrami's belief and meaning
On belief about experiences
Martine Nida-Rümelin
Précis of part one
Normative concepts and epistemological internalism
Christopher Hookway
Comments
Noam Chomsky
McDowell's oscillation
Galen Strawson and the weather watchers
Through thick and thin
Bernard Berofsky
Responses to critics
Attitudes without propositions
Mark Balaguer
Unity, locality and agency
Jeff Malpas
Moral relativism and quasi-absolutism
Sarah Stroud
Moore and Wittgenstein on certainty
What is the phenomenology of thought?
Is experiencing just representing?
Ned J Block
Slave morality, Socrates, and the bushmen
Mark Migotti
Précis of mental reality
Galen Strawson
What can moral philosophers learn from the study of the brain?
Forgiveness and self-respect
David Novitz
Functionalism and personal identity
Lawrence H. Davis
Précis of part two
Replies to Noam Chomsky, Pierre Jacob, Michael Smith, and Paul Snowdon
McDowell, Davidson, and spontaneity
Précis of morality, mortality, vol. 1
Kamm's moral methods
Norman Daniels
Aggregating costs and benefits
Fumerton on metaepistemology and skepticism
Stewart Cohen
Evaluational illusions and skeptical arguments
Steven L. Reynolds
Causality, interpretation and the mind
Frederick Stoutland
Two kinds of skeptical argument
Précis of the engine of reason, the seat of the soul
Causal roles and higher-order properties
The unity of the sentence and the connection of causes
Martha I. Gibson
Moral explanation and moral objectivity
Précis of metaepistemology and skepticism
Richard Fumerton
The concept of personal identity
Steven Rieber
Bilgrami on belief and meaning
Understanding and belief
David Hunter
Ontological arguments and belief in god
Shoemaker on second-order belief
Précis of mind and world
The unity of justification
Eugene Mills
Replies to my three critics
Innocence lost
Judith Wagner Decew
Therapy of desire
Vol. 59/3
Richard Sorabji
Reply to Lynne Rudder Baker
Vol. 59/1
What am I?
Lynne Rudder Baker
On David Chalmers's the conscious mind
Vol. 59/2
Endurance, psychological continuity, and the importance of personal identity
Vol. 59/4
Emotions as judgments
Truth in moral medicine
Brad Inwood
Morality and self-interest
James P. Sterba
Keystone preferences and autonomy
Living with one's past
Claudia Card
David Chalmers's the conscious mind
Brian Loar
The inescapability of moral Reasons
R. H. Myers
An externalist solution to the "moral problem"
Terence Cuneo
The impossibility of supererogation in Kant's moral theory
Daniel Guevara
Games social animals play
Will I be a dead person?
Existential cognition
Précis of evolution of the social contract
Brian Skyrms
Précis of the therapy of desire
Naturalistic epistemology for eliminative materialists
Alex Rosenberg
Essays on Henry Sidgwick
Marcus George Singer
Knowledge and design
Bruce Hunter
Précis of the conscious mind
David Chalmers
Reply to papers in symposium on Nussbaum, the therapy of desire
Harmonizing Plato
Materialism and the metaphysics of modality
Against liberalism
Wallace Matson
Explaining attitudes
Local fairness
Cristina Bicchieri
The a priori rules of rationality
Ralph Wedgwood
Shoemaker on self-knowledge and inner sense
Cynthia Macdonald
How many possible worlds are there?
Précis of self-trust
Keith Lehrer
Time's arrow and archimedes' point
Nick Huggett
Sacrificing for the good of strangers—repeatedly
Brad Hooker
Resemblance nominalism and the imperfect community
Gonzalo Rodriguez-Pereyra
Epistemic supervenience revisited
Is there a problem in physicalist epiphenomenalism?
Amir Horowitz
More on global supervenience
Oron Shagrir
Degrees of freedom
Mariam Thalos
Comments on living high and letting die
Models and reality—a review of Brian Skyrms's evolution of the social contract
Martin Barrett, Ellery Eells, Branden Fitelson, Elliott Sober
A cause for concern
Daniel Hutto
There are fewer things in reality than are dreamt of in Chalmers's philosophy
Christopher S. Hill , Brian P McLaughlin
Philosophical foundations of the social sciences
Derrida's differance and Plato's different
Samuel C. Wheeler
Concepts and consciousness
Peirce's summum bonum and the ethical views of C. I. Lewis and John Dewey
Morton White
Why are the laws of nature so important to science?
Marc Lange
Take and give
Thomas Pogge, W. Pogge
The value of hope
The zombie attack on the computational conception of mind
Selmer Bringsjord
Seeing sequences
David Galloway
Précis of living high and letting die
The fourth meditation
Lex Newman
Living high and letting die
Peter Singer
Densmore and Dennett on virtual machines and consciousness
Lewis on finkish dispositions
Jonathan Kvanvig
Global supervenience and identity across times and worlds
Mark Johnston's substitution principle
Duncan McFarland
Lehrer on coherence and self-trust
Reason, regulation, and realism
The virtues of virtual machines
Shannon Densmore, Daniel Dennett
William James and the willfulness of belief
Just what is cognitive science anyway?
Jay L. Garfield
Berkeley and scepticism
The judgment of a weak will
Sergio Tenenbaum
Intransitivity and the person-affecting principle
Alastair Norcross
Reply to Cynthia Macdonald
Larry S. Temkin
The liar
Vol. 6/3
Alexandre Koyré
Remarks about the phenomenological program
Vol. 6/1
Die Welt der lebendigen Gegenwart und die Konstitution der ausserleiblichen Umwelt
Responses
Vol. 60/1
Linda Zagzebski
Fiat and bona fide boundaries
Vol. 60/2
Barry Smith, Achille C. Varzi
Deontology and defeat
Michael Bergmann
What is it like to see with your ears?
Dominic Lopes
Considered judgment
Vol. 60/3
Linda Zagzebski's virtues of the mind
Shoemaker's the first-person perspective and other essays
Divided minds and successive selves
Ronald de Sousa
Good advice and rational action
Eric Wiland
Self and world
T. R. Baldwin
Virtue epistemology and the epistemology of virtue
Paul Bloomfield
A new defense of Gadamer's hermeneutics
David Weberman
Butler and the nature of self-interest
David Phillips
Alternatives of oneself
Jan Bransen
Précis of the significance of free will
Robert Kane
Carnap's construction of the world
Real beauty
John W. Bender
An argument against the causal theory of action explanation
Scott R. Sehon
Responses to Bernard Berofsky, John Martin Fischer and Galen Strawson
Scepticism and evidence
How to build a theory in cognitive science
Barbara Von Eckardt
On the obvious
Robin Jeshion
Discursive knowledge
Ultimate responsibility in a deterministic world
Reply to Millikan
Robert Cummins
Wilson on Kripke's Wittgenstein
Michael Kremer
Two kinds of intellectual virtue
Synthetic unities of experience
Leslie Stevenson
The ethics of belief
The problem of the criterion in rule-following
Tomoji Shogenji
The human animal
Jim Stone
Response to Lehrer
Edward Craig
Ought we to follow our evidence?
Coming to our senses
David Braun
Skepticism as a theory of knowledge
Virtue and knowledge
Religion in the public square
The unhelpfulness of indeterminism
Representations, targets and attitudes
Ruth Garrett Millikan
Causation and persistence
What goes without saying in metaethics
Philip Clark
Metaphysics, metontology, and the end of being and time
Zagzebski on justification
Simply possible
Moral rationalism and moral commitment
James Doyle
Reply to Lopes
The false hopes of traditional epistemology
Universalism, four dimensionalism, and vagueness
Hud Hudson
Deconstructing the mind
John Hawthorne
Entitlement
Williamson on skepticism and evidence
Dretske on epistemic entitlement
Bayes or bust?
Alan Hájek, Brian Skyrms
Phenomenal character revisited
Reconsidering difference
Mark Lance
Précis of virtues of the mind
Colour-dispositionalism and its recent critics
Vol. 61/1
J. Harvey
The direct argument for incompatibilism
Vol. 61/2
Eleonore Stump
Fischer and Ravizza on moral responsibility and history
Leibniz
Donald Rutherford
Cross-modality and the self
Vol. 61/3
Jonardon Ganeri
Direct realism and the brain-in-a-vat argument
Michael Huemer
Reid's account of localization
Dignity and vulnerability, strength and quality of character
Anthony Cunningham
Iceberg epistemology
David W. Henderson, Terence Horgan
Expressivism and embedding
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
Personal identity and psychological continuity
Michael C. Rea, David Silver
Skepticism and possibilities
Descartes and Augustine
Gareth B. Matthews
To what must an epistemology be true?
Mark Kaplan
An analysis of pleasure vis-à-vis pain
Murat Aydede
On interpreting Kant's thinker as Wittgenstein's "I"
Patricia Kitcher
The irrelevance of indeterministic counterexamples to principle beta
Thomas M. Crisp, T. A. Warfield
Naturalized sense data
Analyticity and Katz's new intensionalism
Jonathan Cohen
What was Hume's problem with personal identity?
Abraham Sesshu Roth
What are physical objects?
Roboroach, or, the extended phenotype meets cognitive science
Sketches of landscapes
Alastair Hannay
Reactive attitudes, reactivity, and omissions
Representation and the mind-body problem in Spinoza
Scepticism and the foundation of epistemology
Robert P. Amico
Causal laws and singular causation
Brian Ellis
Finding an intrinsic account of identity
Critical reasoning, understanding and self-knowledge
Jessica Brown
Seeing and demonstration
John Hawthorne, Mark Scala
Adam Smith and the virtues of enlightenment
James R. Otteson
The non-governing conception of laws of nature
Helen Beebee
A dispositional account of self-knowledge
Steven Yalowitz
Denying existence
Self-concern
Passion and action
Marleen Rozemond
The world without, the mind within
Brie Gertler
Points of view
David B. Martens
An essay on the modern state
David Schmidtz
The reliability of testimony
Peter J. Graham
Acting together
Christopher Kutz
Skin deep or in the eye of the beholder?
Nick Zangwill
The refutation of substrata
Dispositions and fetishes
Perdurance and psychological continuity
Wishing it were now some other time
Vol. 62/1
Mental causation versus physical causation
My quarrels with Nelson Goodman
Vol. 62/3
Israel Scheffler
Understanding alien morals
Gopal Sreenivasan
Three methods of ethics
Mark Van Roojen
Articulating an uncompromising forgiveness
Pamela Hieronymi
Blackburn's problem
Vol. 62/2
Jordan Howard Sobel
Phenomenology and nonconceptual content
Jackson's empirical assumptions
Stephen Stich, Jonathan M. Weinberg
On nominalism
Geoffrey Hellman
Metaphysics without conceptual analysis
The kinds of things
Raymond Martin
Ethics, supervenience and Ramsey sentences
The legacy of Nelson Goodman
Catherine Z. Elgin
Harmless naturalism
Andrew D. Cling
Postmodernism's use and abuse of Nietzsche
Chalmers on the justification of phenomenal judgments
Tim Bayne
Reason and commitment
David Owen
Hume's reflections on the identity and simplicity of mind
Donald C. Ainslie
Temporal phase pluralism
David Braddon-Mitchell, Caroline West
Does freudian theory resolve "the paradoxes of irrationality"?
Adolf Grünbaum
Two conceptions of reasons for action
Ruth Chang
Commentary on Frank Jackson's from metaphysics to ethics
Katalin Balog
Précis of cognition and commitment in Hume's philosophy
Knowledge in action
John Gibbons
Gert on rationality, intrinsic value, and the overridingness of morality
Against internalism about reasons—Gert's rational options
Précis of morality
A subject with no object
Thomas Hofweber
Two conceptions of the physical
Daniel Stoljar
The invention of autonomy
Causal asymmetries
What Moore's paradox is about
Claudio de Almeida
Vision and cognition in picture perception
Robert Schwartz
Beyond evolution
Michael Bradie
Contextualist swords, skeptical plowshares
Bredo Johnsen
Is the general point of view the moral point of view?
Charlotte Brown
Avowals and first-person privilege
Dorit Bar-On, Douglas C. Long
Gert on the limits of morality's requirements
The non-conceptual content of perceptual experience
Sean D. Kelly
The paradox of perspectivism
Object and property
Précis of from metaphysics to ethics
Trust within reason
David Gauthier
Happiness and pleasure
Daniel M. Haybron
Putting the image back in imagination
Amy Kind
Comment on Richard Schantz, "The given regained"
Justified morality
Kurt Baier
The given regained
Richard Schantz
Wittgenstein's thought in transition
John Koethe
Real history
Rex Martin
Varieties of vagueness
Freud and the question of pseudoscience
Fieldwork in familiar places
Vol. 63/3
David B. Wong
A proliferation of liberties
Vol. 63/1
Langton and Lewis on "intrinsic"
Vol. 63/2
Dan Marshall, Josh Parsons
How are we to interpret Heidegger's oeuvre?
From friendship to marriage
Lara Denis
Brandom on modality, normativity and intentionality
Moral appraisability
Michael McKenna
The epistemology of the cyrenaic school
R. J. Hankinson
On making sense (and nonsense) of Heidegger
Taylor Carman
Defending desire
Steven Arkonovich
Marshall and Parsons on "intrinsic"
Thinking with your hypothalamus
David Zimmerman
Inference and insight
Seeing through self-deception
Parts and pretense
Epistemic openness and perceptual defeasibility
M. G. F. Martin, M. F. Martin
The philosophical computer
Nicole Wyatt
Donnellan on neptune
Experience and a priori justification
Overintellectualizing the mind
S. L. Hurley
General foundations versus rational insight
Morality without foundations
Michael Gorr
Dignity and vulnerability
Neera K. Badhwar
The authority of affect
Mark Johnston
Sensing values?
Précis of perception and reason
Bill Brewer
Is affect always mere effect?
The worlds of possibility
Bernard Linsky
Brandom's burdens
Fiction and metaphysics
Achille C. Varzi
Integrating Hume's accounts of belief and justification
The contingent a priori and implicit knowledge
Jonathan Sutton
Experts
Alvin Goldman
Redefining "intrinsic"
David Lewis
An argument that internalism requires infallibility
Maximality and intrinsic properties
Friendship and reasons of intimacy
Rationality and puzzling beliefs
Neil Feit
Intrinsic properties and natural relations
Mental causation
Eric Marcus
Précis of in defense of pure reason
Laurence Bonjour
Platonism and anti-Platonism in mathematics
Matthew McGrath
"Portraying" a proposition
Mark Textor
Brewer, direct realism, and acquaintance with acquaintance
Digging deeper for the a priori
Introspecting phenomenal states
Empiricism, rationalism and the limits of justification
Tamar Gendler
The paradox of self-consciousness
Adam Morton
Consciousness, acquaintance and demonstrative thought
Naomi Eilan
Intrinsic properties and combinatorial principles
Brian Weatherson
Modality, normativity, and intentionality
Lynch's metaphysical pluralism
The case for incompatibilism
Vol. 64/3
On the explanatory role of correspondence truth
Vol. 64/2
Descartes's theory of distinction
Vol. 64/1
Paul Hoffman
Normative and recognitional concepts
Précis of being known
Reply to Hawthorne
Veritistic value and the project of social epistemology
An anti-epistemicist consequence of margin for error semantics for knowledge
Delia Graff
Transcendence and human values
Practical identities and autonomy
Christopher W. Gowans
Is conceptual analysis needed for the reduction of qualitative states?
Janet Levin
The principle-based account of modality
Wallace's "normative approach" to moral responsibility
Hilary Bok
Wallace's "Kantian" Strawsonianism
James Montmarquet
Lynne Baker on material constitution
Inconsistent languages
Matti Eklund
Stroud's Carnap
Marc Alspector-Kelly
Responsibility, reactive attitudes and free will
Epistemicist models
The epistemological argument against descriptivism
Self-presentation, representation and the self
Innocuous infallibility
On Baker's persons and bodies
Reply to Fumerton
Self-knowledge failures and first person authority
Mark McCullagh
On knowing what is necessary
Sellars vs. the given
Daniel Bonevac
Peacocke's theory of modality
Blameworthy action and character
George Sher
Précis of knowledge in a social world
Goldman on the goals of democracy
The law of peoples, with "the idea of public reason revisited"
Charles Larmore
Homogeneous simples
Mark Scala
Obligation, divine commands and Abraham's dilemma
Innoculi innocula
Reliability and the value of knowledge
Wayne Riggs
Practical realism?
Précis of finite and infinite goods
Exemplarizing and self-presenting states
Persons and bodies
Dean W. Zimmerman
Critical study of Carol Rovane's the bounds of agency
The possibility of metaphysics
Gary Rosenkrantz
Causation as a philosophical relation in Hume
Graciela De Pierris
William James and the metaphysics of experience
Knowledge and the internal revisited
A world of goods
The case for a more truly social epistemology
William J. Talbott
Précis of persons and bodies
Obligation, good motives, and the good
Peacocke on modality
Korsgaard's private-reasons argument
Joshua Gert
On obscenity
Matthew Kieran
Vagueness and margin for error principles
Mario Gómez-Torrente
Précis of understanding truth
Vol. 65/2
Scott Soames
A normative theory of meaning
Vol. 65/1
Humean and anti-humean internalism about moral judgements
Précis of ruling passions
Agent-centered morality
Vol. 65/3
Critical commentary on unto others
Meaning and use
Nietzsche contra Darwin
John Richardson
At "permanent risk"
Sober and Wilson on psychological altruism
Dale Jamieson
Take it from me
The standard meter by any name is still a meter long
Heather J. Gert
Comments on Jaegwon Kim's mind and the physical world
Barry Loewer
Internalism explained
(Anti-)sceptics simple and subtle
Is the generality problem too general?
Jonathan E. Adler, Michael Levin
Comments on Soames' understanding truth
Jamie Tappenden
Soames on vagueness
Stewart Shapiro's philosophy of mathematics
Harold T. Hodes
Which passions rule?
Can arboreal knotwork help Blackburn out of Frege's abyss?
Bob Hale
Typing problems
Richard Feldman, Earl Conee
Hegel's idea of a phenomenology of spirit
Merold Westphal
Truth or meaning?
John Collins
The good life
Receptivity and our knowledge of intrinsic properties
Partially defined predicates and semantic pathology
Anil Gupta
Sellars and the "myth of the given"
Comments on two of DePaul's puzzles
Précis of mind in a physical world
Quasi-realism and relativism
A. W. Moore
Ruth Millikan's on clear and confused ideas
David Papineau , Nicholas Shea
Semantic values?
Heidegger's philosophy of being
Deeply contingent a priori knowledge
Free will and scientiphicalism
Some problems for reductive physicalism
Metaphysics and its task
Panayot Butchvarov
Reflections on the ontological status of persons
From reduction to type-type identity
Mind in a physical world?
Marcelo Sabatés
Basic knowledge and the problem of easy knowledge
The ontological status of persons
Group selection, pluralism, and the evolution of altruism
Matthew Barrett, Peter Godfrey-Smith
Commentary on Sober and Wilson, unto others
Faces of intention
Précis of the grammar of meaning
Mark Lance, John Hawthorne
A half dozen puzzles regarding intrinsic attitudinal hedonism
Michael R. Depaul
Cause and explanation in ancient Greek thought
Brief reply to Rosenkrantz's comments on my "the ontological status of persons"
Eudaimonia, external results, and choosing virtuous actions for themselves
Jennifer Whiting
The expressivist circle
Decent people
Vol. 66/3
Plato's reception of Parmenides
Vol. 66/1
Scott Austin
François Recanati's Oratio obliqua, oratio recta
Vol. 66/2
Believing in things
Szabó Zoltán
Problems from Kant by James Van Cleve
Rae Langton
Tropic of value
Wlodek Rabinowicz , Toni Rønnow-Rasmussen
Prospects for a naturalist libertarianism
John Mark Bishop
Self-supporting arguments
The dappled world
Anjan Chakravartty
When infinite regresses are not vicious
Précis of putting skeptics in their place
Problems from Van Cleve's Kant
Two kinds of commitments (and two kinds of social groups)
Talbot M. Brewer
Précis of problems from Kant
Further thoughts on agent reliabilism
Analyticity and incorrigibility
Manuel Campos
The problem of free mass
Jonathan Schaffer
Finite beings, finite goods
Richard N. Boyd
Faith with reason
Counterexamples to principle beta
Erik Carlson
"This is simply what I do"
Catherine Legg
Color and similarity
Dynamics in action, intentional behavior as a complex system
Heidegger, language, and world-disclosure
Turning toward philosophy
Hugh H. Benson
Making it implicit
Anandi Hattiangadi
Maximality and microphysical supervenience
Van Cleve and Kant's analogies
Rolf George
Infallibilism and Gettier's legacy
Daniel Howard-Snyder, Frances Howard-Snyder, Neil Feit
What the deflationist may say about truthmaking
Simple reliabilism and agent reliabilism
Causation
Greco's agent reliabilism
Epistemic rationality as instrumental rationality
Thomas Kelly
Infinitism redux?
Carl Gillett
Comment on John Greco's putting skeptics in their place
Reza Lahroodi, Frederick F. Schmitt
Are we moral debtors?
Disciplined syntacticism and moral expressivism
James Lenman
Self-governance & cooperation
Externalism, slow switching and privileged self-knowledge
Hamid Vahid
Maximality and consciousness
Emotion and moral judgment
Engaging reason
The epistemic/ontic divide
Barbara Montero
De-moralizing disgustingness
Christopher Knapp
Was Jekyll Hyde?
Contextualism and the problem of the external world
Ram Neta
Kant's impure ethics
Reasons to reject allowing
Woodcutters and witchcraft
Vol. 67/1
Karsten B. Steuber
Physical causation
Robert C. Koons
Qualia that it is right to Quine
Vol. 67/2
Manuel García-Carpintero
Revisiting the tropic of value
Jonas Olson
Hume's reason
Living without free will
Précis of practical reality
Jonathan Dancy
Experience and foundationalism in Audi's the architecture of reason
Ostension and the social character of thought
Vol. 67/3
Desires, reasons, and causes
Philosophy and its epistemic neuroses
Douglas McDermid
Two accounts of objective reasons
Christian Piller
Humeanism, psychologism, and the normative story
Responses to Barry Stroud, John McDowell, and Tyler Burge
Donald Davidson
Perceptual entitlement
Tyler Burge
Complicity
Margaret Gilbert
Scepticism and its sources
Samir Okasha
Précis of the architecture of reason
Indoctrination, coercion and freedom of will
Gideon Yaffe
Deflationism, the problem of representation, and Horwich's use theory of meaning
Social anti-individualism, objective reference
How Berkeley can maintain that snow is white
Margaret Atherton
Blocking causal drainage and other maintenance chores with mental causation
Experience and inference in the grounding of theoretical and practical Reasons
What are emotions about?
Lilli Alanen
What's so bad about overdetermination?
A middle way to god
Do causal powers drain away?
Reality
Psychologism and humeanism
Wayne A. Davis
Anti-consequentialism and the transcendence of the good
Audi on rationality
In defense of moderate-sized specimens of dry goods
"Two dogmas" -- all bark and no bite?
Paul A. Gregory
Précis of objects and persons
Descartes on the cognitive structure of sensory experience
Alison Simmons
Concepts and conceptual analysis
Stephen Laurence, Eric Margolis
Subjective, intersubjective, objective
Realism and human kinds
Realization, micro-realization, and coincidence
Spinoza's proof of necessitarianism
Olli Koistinen
Audi on substantive vs instrumental rationality
The transcendental necessity of morality
Joseph Heath
Self-deception, interpretation and consciousness
Paul Noordhof
John Dancy
Theories of vagueness
Skepticism, contextualism, and semantic self-knowledge
Specific and generic objects in Cavell and Thomas Aquinas
Abraham D. Stone
Merricks on the existence of human organisms
Cian Dorr
Vol. 68/1
Comments on Ted Sider
Vol. 68/3
André Gallois
Vol. 68/2
Précis of the quest for reality
"Partist" resistance to the many
"It is no little thing to make mine eyes to sweat compassion"
Imagination, indexicality, and intensions
Richard Foley's intellectual trust in oneself and others
Charity implies meta-charity
Evolution, epiphenomenalism, reductionism
What is wrong with foundationalism is that it cannot solve the epistemic regress problem
Open questions and the manifest image
Mark Eli Kalderon
Two arguments from Sider's four-dimensionalism
Realism, scepticism and the lament for an archimedean point
Justin Broackes
Of ghostly and mechanical events
Stroud's quest for reality
Nondoxastic perceptual evidence
Précis of four-dimensionalism
Global supervenience and dependence
Karen Bennett
Nussbaum's account of compassion
John Deigh
Philo of larissa
Thomas A. Blackson
The problem with subject-sensitive invariantism
Subjective character and reflexive content
Replies to Gallois, Hirsch and Markosian
Consciousness, color, and content
Aristotle on the homonymy of being
Frank A. Lewis
An invalid argument for contextualism
Are concepts mental representations or abstracta?
The metaphysics of perspective
Transcendental idealism in the "aesthetic"
Kieran Setiya
Proper basicality
Locke
Kantian morals and humean motives
Phenomenal concepts and higher-order experiences
Peter Carruthers
Review essay on dynamics of reason
Sympathy, discernment, and reasons
Garrett Cullity
Reality and colours
Philosophy of mind meets logical theory
Comments on Theodore Sider's four dimensionalism
Temporally incongruent counterparts
Autonomous agents
External freedom in Kant's Rechtslehre
Jennifer K. Uleman
The book of evidence
Stathis Psillos
Brandom on the normativity of meaning
Lionel Shapiro
Rights externalism
Derrick Darby
From the good will to the formula of universal law
Samuel C. Rickless
A use theory of meaning
Williamson on vagueness and context-dependence
Précis of knowledge, possibility and consciousness
Rule-following and externalism
What's not wrong with foundationalism
Précis of upheavals of thought
Have your cake and eat it too
Vol. 69/2
Peter B. M. Vranas
Unmasking and dispositionalism
Vol. 69/1
The ethical advantages of free will subjectivism
Epicurean equanimity towards death
Kai Draper
Agnosticism about other worlds
Vol. 69/3
John Divers
Critical scientific realism
On the "Gray's elegy" argument and its bearing on Frege's theory of sense
James Levine
Comments on authority and estrangement
Skepticism, contextualism, and discrimination
How things persist
On the conceptual, psychological, and moral status of zombies, swamp-beings, and other "behaviourally indistinguishable" creatures
Julia Tanney
Subjectivism and "unmasking"
Avowal and unfreedom
Jonathan Lear
Coherence as a test for truth
Robert Stern
Précis of authority and estrangement
Doing things for reasons
G. F. Schueler
Consciousness and cognition
Replies to Heal, Reginster, Wilson, and Lear
Locke's Essay, book I
Raffaella De Rosa
Quantification and realism
Michael Glanzberg
Temporal parts and the possibility of change
David S. Oderberg
The phenomenology of cognition
David Pitt
Ideal code, real world
Mark Timmons
Virtue epistemology
Aesthetic testimony
Aaron Meskin
In search of direct realism
Indicator reliabilism
James Chase
A shaggy soul story
Raphael Woolf
Commentary on John Dupré's human nature and the limits of science
Memory and externalism
Sven Bernecker
Self-knowledge, responsibility, and the third person
Uneasy virtue
Roger Crisp
Endorsement and autonomous agency
François Schroeter
Consciousness is puzzling, but not paradoxical
Autonomy and idealism in and after Kant
Eric Watkins
Skepticism and the veil of perception
Epistemic circularity
Justification and the social nature of knowledge
Kevin Meeker
Imagining possibilities
Dominic Gregory
Moran's authority and estrangement
Defeating dr. Evil with self-locating belief
Adam Elga
The nature of intrinsic value
Ben Bradley
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Herman Van Breda
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Karl Dunker
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Altruism, grief, and identity
Vol. 70/2
Descartes-inseparability-almog
Vol. 70/3
Michael Della Rocca
Descartes, the cartesian circle, and epistemology without god
Vol. 70/1
Memory as a generative epistemic source
Jennifer Lackey
The nature of consciousness
William Lycan
The comforts of home
Précis of knowledge and its limits
Intrinsicality without naturalness
Gene Witmer, William Butchard, Kelly Trogdon
Minimizing inaccuracy for self-locating beliefs
Brian Kierland, Bradley Monton
Epistemic justification
Thoughts without distinctive non-imagistic phenomenology
William S. Robinson
A theory of freedom
Easy knowledge
Précis of what am I?
Joseph Almog
Anselmian atheism
Why there still are no people
Is semantic information meaningful data?
Perception and representation
The divine attributes
Chance and counterfactuals
Difficulties for the reconciling and estranging projects
Almog on Descartes's mind and body
Knowledge and evidence
Not giving the skeptic a hearing
Erik J. Olsson
Concepts and epistemic individuation
Deontic morality and control
Michael Zimmerman
Prime causation
Universalizability for collective rational agents
Michael Ridge
Why basic knowledge is easy knowledge
Moral explanations of moral beliefs
An epistemic argument for enduring human persons
Physical-object ontology, verbal disputes, and common sense
Social empiricism
Frederick F. Schmitt
Colour inversion problems for representationalism
Fiona MacPherson
Epistemological externalism and the project of traditional epistemology
Adam Leite
The price of doubt
Baron Reed
Knowledge, evidence, and skepticism according to Williamson
Telling as inviting to trust
Edward S. Hinchman
Should we respond to evil with indifference?
Kant's conception of analytic judgment
Ian Proops
Free variation and the intuition of geometric essences
Richard Tieszen
Emotion and peace of mind
Bonnie Kent
The epistemology of non-instrumental value
You must have thought this book was about you
John Dupré
Précis of knowledge and its place in nature
Vol. 71/2
Self-knowledge, rationality and Moore's paradox
Vol. 71/3
Jordi Fernández
Justified vs. warranted perceptual belief
Juan Comesaña
Replies: evidence and sensibility
John M. Doris
Reason internalism
Replies to Alvin Goldman, Martin Kusch and William Talbott
Précis of vagueness and contradiction
Words without knowledge
Graham Priest
Moral responsibility and Tourette syndrome
Vol. 71/1
Timothy Schroeder
Comments on lack of character by John Doris
Nomy Arpaly
Omnipotence
Graham Oppy
Fiction, indifference, and ontology
A reply to critics
Not passion's slave
Jerome Neu
From republic to democracy
Universals as sense-data
Does the subject of experience exist in the world?
E. J. Bond
Some thoughts about thinking about consciousness
Diana Raffman
"What's character got to do with it?"
Robert Solomon
Nietzsche on morality by Brian Leiter
Ken Gemes, Christopher Janaway
Précis of democratic autonomy
"Wholly present" defined
Thomas M. Crisp, Donald P. Smith
The rationality of (a form of) relative identity
Uwe Meixner
Meaning, expression, and thought
Response to Pettit, Estlund, and Christiano
Kornblith's naturalistic epistemology
The fallacy of respect neglect
Wiggins on persons and human nature
David Bakhurst
What's so rickety?
David Estlund
Précis of thinking about consciousness
The ethics of killing by Jeff McMahan
Dennis McKerlie
Democracy and bureaucracy
Thomas Christiano
The mystery of the missing boundary
Dorothy Edgington
Truth, thinking, testimony and trust
Individual and conflict in Greek ethics
Richard Bett
World without design
Is conceptualist realism a stable position?
Remarks on David Papineau's thinking about consciousness
Natural laws in scientific practice by Marc Lange
Truth without objectivity
On the substantive nature of disagreements in ontology
Kathrin Koslicki
Papineau on phenomenal concepts
Tim Crane
Accidentally factive mental states
True to life: why truth matters by Michael P. Lynch
Précis of sameness and substance renewed
David Wiggins
Semantic pathology and the open pair
James A. Woodbridge
Comments on John Doris's lack of character
Naturalizing subjective character
Uriah Kriegel
On being happy or unhappy
Universal knowledge
Fallibilism, underdetermination, and skepticism
Contact with the nomic
John Earman , John T Roberts
Fission, fusion and intrinsic facts
Katherine Hawley
Précis of lack of character
Spinning shadows
Vol. 72/2
Deflationism and the autonomy of truth
Vol. 72/1
Keith Simmons
Reference and consciousness
The problematic role of responsibility in contexts of distributive justice
Gary Watson
A philosophy of culture
Ruth Anna Putnam
Monitoring and anti-reductionism in the epistemology of testimony
Vol. 72/3
Sanford C. Goldberg, David W. Henderson
Reasons for belief
Hannah Ginsborg
Knowledge by agreement
Berger on fictional names
Words without meaning
Michael Pelczar
Précis of justice, luck, and knowledge
A probabilistic theory of knowledge
Igal Kvart
Luck and equality
G. A. Cohen
The problem of induction
Gilbert Harman, Sanjeev R. Kulkarni
Varieties of anti-reductionism about testimony
Elizabeth Fricker
The limits of abstraction
Remarks on Christopher Hill's thought and world
A substitutional theory of truth?
Pronouns as variables
Nathan Salmon
Disagreeing (about) what to do
Jamie Dreier
Précis of thought and world
Nonconceptual demonstrative reference
Athanassius Raftopoulos, Vincent Muller
Powerful particulars
Replies to Marian David, Anil Gupta, and Keith Simmons
Resemblance nominalism
Jessica Wilson
Naturalism and normativity
Seiriol Morgan
What the history of vitalism teaches us about consciousness and the "hard problem"
Beliefs, kinds and rules
Martin Kusch
Epistemic intuitions and epistemic contextualism
Finn Spicer
Pleasure and illusion in Plato
Jessica Moss
Does skeptical theism lead to moral skepticism?
Jeff Jordan
Externalism
Water and ice
Adam Sennet
What do powers do when they are not manifested?
Still mythic after all those years
Secondary qualities and self-location
Andy Egan
Virtue ethics
Valerie Tiberius
Do things look flat?
Eric Schwitzgebel
Précis of terms and truth
Alan Berger
Rational ignorance and political morality
Guido Pincione, Fernando R. Tesón
Was Hume a proper functionalist?
Précis of thinking how to live
Stability and justification in Hume's treatise
James Harris
Is H20 a liquid, or water a gas?
Presentism and the problem of cross-time relations
Rafael De Clercq
Moral reasons
Hurley on justice and responsibility
Peter Vallentyne
Descriptive names vs. descriptive anaphora
Conceptions of truth
Gerald Vision
Thinking how to live and the restriction problem
Comments on Gibbard's thinking how to live
Simon Blackburn, Neil Sinclair
Vol. 73/2
Herman Cappelen, Ernest LePore
Précis of truth and paradox
Vol. 73/3
Tim Maudlin
Varieties of minimalist semantics
Kepa Korta
Learning from words
Vol. 73/1
A theory of secondary qualities
Robert Pasnau
Kant's phenomena
The mind incarnate
William Bechtel
Naturalism, reduction and normativity
Maudlin's truth and paradox
Hartry Field
The things we (sorta kinda) believe
John MacFarlane
Kant on transcendental freedom
Davidson's transcendental externalism
Jason Bridges
Vagueness-related partial belief and the constitution of borderline cases
Second-hand knowledge
Existence and predication from Aristotle to Frege
Risto Vilkko, Jaakko Hintikka
Remarks on a foundationalist theory of truth
Memory, expression, and past-tense self-knowledge
William Child
Direct realism and perceptual consciousness
Susanna Siegel
Can there be full excuses for morally wrong actions?
Eduardo Rivera-López
The conception of a person as a series of mental events
Scott Campbell
Testing for context-dependence
"Bamboozled by our own words"
Is incompatibilism intuitive?
Eddy Nahmias, Stephen G. Morris, Thomas Nadelhoffer
Schiffer's new theory of propositions
The potential information analysis of seeing
Prosentence, revision, truth, and paradox
Direct realism, introspection, and cognitive science
Antiskeptical conditionals
Theodore J. Everett
Intrinsic natures
Lucy Allais
Divine motivation theory
Epistemic circularity squared?
Hedonism reconsidered
The excluded middle
Selfless desires
Daniel Nolan
Epistemic circularity and common sense
Consciousness and persons
Daydreams and anarchy
Précis of the things we mean
Précis of insensitive semantics
Schopenhauer's pessimism
On the phenomenon of "dog- wise arrangement"
Vol. 74/1
Making things happen
Michael Strevens
What the disjunctivist is right about
Alan Millar
Response to Fumerton, Marti, Reimer and Stroud
Vol. 74/3
Howard Wettstein
The lovely and the probable
Vol. 74/2
Christopher Hitchcock
Compassionate phenomenal conservatism
How indirect can indirect utilitarianism be?
Anti-individualism and knowledge
Sanford C. Goldberg
The logic of confusion
Why memory really is a generative epistemic source
Libertarian accounts of free will
Preserving preservationism
Constructivism about practical reasons
Aaron James
The realm of reason by Christopher Peacocke
Understanding, excusing, forgiving
Glen Pettigrove
Semantics balkanized
Mark Wilson
Whatever happened to Kant's ontological argument?
Ian Logan
The reasons of love by Harry G. Frankfurt
On Williamson's argument for (II) in his anti-luminosity argument
The good in the right by Robert Audi
Russ Shafer-Landau
Empty names
On "facts revisited"
Brandom beleaguered
Pleasure and the good life
Joseph Mendola
Précis of inference to the best explanation, 2nd edition
Peter Lipton
Moral realism
Deep conventions
Andrei Marmor
Justified judging
Alexander Bird
Practicing magic
Descartes on the dubitability of the existence of self
David Cunning
A puzzle about properties
Berit Brogaard
Inference to the only explanation
The return of the tabula rasa by Kim Sterelny
Stefan Linquist, Alex Rosenberg
Real natures and familiar objects
The value of knowledge and the pursuit of understanding by Jonathan Kvanvig
Michael R. Depaul, Stephen R. Grimm
The fine structure of inference to the best explanation
What is wrong with moral testimony?
Robert Hopkins
A physicalist manifesto
Caring and internality
Agnieszka Jaworska
Pretense, existence, and fictional objects
Anthony Everett
McDowell and the new evil genius
Ram Neta, Duncan Pritchard
On disgust
Précis of confusion
Joseph L. Camp
Inferentialism and some of its challenges
A pragmatic dissolution of Harman's paradox
Igor Douven
The "magic" of reference
Libertarianism without inequality
Précis of the magic prism
Inferential and non-inferential reasoning
Bart Streumer
The mere addition paradox, parity and vagueness
Vol. 75/1
Mozaffar Qizilbash
On the content of experience
Vol. 75/3
Timothy Schroeder, Ben Caplan
Is this a world where knowledge has to include justification?
Earman and Roberts on empiricism about laws
Bradford Skow
On "proper basicality"
Reply to Qizilbash
Précis of Kant and the ethics of humility
Jeanine M. Grenberg
Epistemic contextualism as a theory of primary speaker meaning
Knowing the answer
Vol. 75/2
Millikan's theory of signs
François Récanati
Précis of varieties of meaning
Objective mind and the objectivity of our minds
Negation, contrariety, and practical reasoning
Knowledge and lotteries by John Hawthorne
Reply to Bermúdez
Corruption, non-ideal theory, and grace
Patrick R. Frierson
Reply to Recanati
Reply to Rosenberg
Axiology, realism, and the problem of evil
Who was Nietzsche's genealogist?
Reply to Taylor
Spinoza's arguments for the existence of God
Martin Lin
An input condition for teleosemantics?
Desires as reasons
Yonatan Shemmer
On pragmatic encroachment in epistemology
Jeremy Fantl, Matthew McGrath
Comments on Ruth Garrett Millikan's varieties of meaning
Moral animals
Evidence and normativity
Visual awareness of properties
Matthew Kennedy
Précis of knowledge and practical interests
Jason Stanley
Reconstructing reason and representation
Michael Bishop
Literal meaning
The moral demands of affluence by Garrett Cullity
Nietzsche's new Darwinism
Epistemic instrumentalism and reasons for belief
Replies to Gilbert Harman, Ram Neta, and Stephen Schiffer
What is wrong with lying?
Paul Faulkner
The structure of instrumental practical reasoning
Christian Miller
Anti-intellectualism and the knowledge-action principle
Interest-relative invariantism
Aquinas and weakness of will
Sign, sign, everywhere a sign!
Kenneth A. Taylor
Kantian moral humility
Robert Louden
Nietzsche was no Darwinian
Patrick Forber
Consumers need information
Nicholas Shea
Sentimental rules
Joshua Knobe
Modesty without illusion
Jason Brennan
Locke on individuation and the corpuscular basis of kinds
Dan Kaufman
The aesthetic function of art
Testimonial knowledge in early childhood, revisited
Vol. 76/1
Replies to Nolan and Kroon
Assertion, practical reason, and pragmatic theories of knowledge
Vol. 76/2
Hyperspace and the best world problem
Three grades of immediate perception
Vol. 76/3
Todd Buras
Property dualism, epistemic normativity and the limits of naturalism
Christian Onof
Much ado about nothing
A new argument for nonconceptual content
Adina L. Roskies
Be careful what you wish for
Classes of sensory classification
Austen Clark
Pressing the flesh
Andy Clark
Précis of gut reactions
Jesse Prinz
Response to d'Arms and Hills
Teleological realism
Response to gut reactions
David Hills
Art and intention
Robert Stecker
Kant's transcendental proof of realism
Georges Dicker
Review essay on value, reality, and desire
Expression for expressivists
Mark Schroeder
Sensorimotor knowledge and naïve realism
The stoic life
Social psychology, moral character, and moral fallibility
Lorraine Besser-Jones
Klein on the unity of cartesian and contemporary skepticism
Thinking about knowing
Jeremy Fantl
On the methodology of the race debate
Joshua Glasgow
How are basic belief-forming methods justified?
David Enoch, Joshua Schechter
Introduction to a philosophy of music
Stephen Davies
The instability of philosophical intuitions
Stacey Swain, Joshua Alexander, Jonathan M. Weinberg
Précis of the metaphysics of hyperspace
Scepticism, knowledge, and forms of reasoning
Cognitive integration and the ownership of belief
Daniel Breyer, John Greco
Contextualism and the factivity problem
Peter Baumann
Reply to Parsons, reply to Heller, and reply to Rea
Agent reliabilism and the problem of clairvoyance
Seeing, doing, and knowing
Mohan Matthen
Content and constancy
Wright on the McKinsey problem
Properties and paradox in Graham Priest's towards non-being
Reply to Egan and Clark
The content of color experience
Frances Egan
The roots of evil
Précis of action in perception
"Whatever begins to exist must have a cause of existence"
Henry Allison
Truth and predication
Reply to Campbell, Martin, and Kelly
Hudson on location
Josh Parsons
Vagueness in context
Stewart Shapiro
Kripke
Animality and agency
Hudson fine tunes his way to hyperspace
Précis of towards non-being
The order of evils
Roberto Poli
Reply to Longuenesse
Vol. 77/2
A hard-line reply to Pereboom's four-case manipulation argument
Vol. 77/1
Précis of moral scepticisms
Vol. 77/3
Richard Joyce
Reply to Stroud
Replies to Copp, Timmons, and Railton
Epistemic goals and epistemic values
Stephen R. Grimm
Bad luck once again
Neil Levy
A hard-line reply to the multiple-case manipulation argument
Some questions about the evolution ofmorality
Stephen Stich
Epistemology and the psychology of human judgment
The causal theory of properties and the causal theory of reference, or how to name properties and why it matters
Robert D. Rupert
Acquired moral truths
Expressivism, inferentialism, and saving the debate
Matthew Chrisman
Forgiving someone for who they are (and not just what they've done)
Macalester Bell
Hurley on simulation
Yet another paper on the supervenience argument against coincident entities
Flattery
Yual Eylon, David Heyd
Do we have any justified moral beliefs?
Against coherence
Locke's problem concerning perceptual error
Antonia Lolordo
Subjectivity and selfhood
Charles Siewert
Contrastivism, relevance contextualism, and meta-skepticism
Respect for just revenge
Brian Rosebury
The epistemological role of episodic recollection
Matthew Soteriou
Why be an anti-individualist?
Laura Schroeter
Evolution and the possibility of moral realism
Peter Carruthers, Scott M. James
Epistemic luck
Chances, counterfactuals, and similarity
J. Robert, G. Williams
Understanding simulation
Susan Hurley
"True" as ambiguous
Max Kölbel
Kitcher and the obsessive unifier
Jeffrey W. Roland
Cassam and Kant on "how possible" questions and categorical thinking
Béatrice Longuenesse
Care ethics and moral theory
Marilyn Friedman
Reasons for looking
Wittgenstein and bodily self-knowledge
Edward Harcourt
Is Locke's theory of knowledge inconsistent?
Ecological thinking
Alessandra Tanesini
Review essay on Sami Pihlström's Solipsism: history, critique, and relevance
Internalist foundationalism and the problem of the epistemic regress
José L. Zalabardo
Divine hoorays
Nicholas Unwin
Coping with moral uncertainty
Response to Strevens
Jim Woodward
The possibility of knowledge
The virtue of practical rationality
Sigrún Svavarsdóttir
The metaphysics of harm
Matthew Hanser
Justification without awareness
Ted Poston
Précis of the possibility of knowledge
A functionalist theory of properties
Ann Whittle
Preçis of the evolution of morality
The affirmation of life
Robert Pippin
Comments on Woodward, making things happen
Apology of a modest intuitionist
Vol. 78/1
Transworld depravity, transworld sanctity, & uncooperative essences
Reply to Vallentyne
Vol. 78/3
Knowing the answer redux
Vol. 78/2
When best theories go bad
David K. Manley
The conditional analysis of dispositions and the intrinsic dispositions thesis
Sungho Choi
Reddish green
Martine Nida-Rümelin , Juan Suarez
Huemer's Clarkeanism
The humean theory of motivation rejected
Leibniz on natural teleology and the laws of optics
Jeffrey K. McDonough
Fallibilism, epistemic possibility, and concessive knowledge attributions
Trent Dougherty, Patrick Rysiew
Putting thoughts to work
Elisabeth Camp
Thought by description
Knowledge and conversation
Allan Hazlett
What Mary did yesterday
Will and representation in the resolution of metaphysical doubt
Ivan Fox
Must the fundamental laws of physics be complete?
Hearing and seeing musical expression
Vincent Bergeron, Dominic Lopes
Incompatibilism's threat to worldly value
Two kinds of self-knowledge
Matthew Boyle
Transworld depravity and unobtainable worlds
Richard Otte
Spinoza's metaphysics of substance
Yitzhak Melamed
Phenomenal conservatism and self-defeat
Michael DePaul
Knowledge-wh and the problem of convergent knowledge
Jesper Kallestrup
Broome on moral goodness and population ethics
Evidentialism, vice, and virtue
Jason Baehr
The skeptick's tale
Properties, minds, and bodies
Can "intrinsic" be defined using only broadly logical notions?
Dan Marshall
The conventional and the analytic
Manuel García-Carpintero , Manuel Pérez Otero
Précis of ethical intuitionism
Perception, content and rationality
Vol. 79/2
Knowing what one wants
Vol. 79/1
Krista Lawlor
Egocentric spatial representation in action and perception
Robert Briscoe
Atomism, pluralism, and conceptual content
Daniel A. Weiskopf
Does the ignorance hypothesis undermine the conceivability and knowledge arguments?
Vol. 79/3
Torin Alter
Précis of empiricism and experience
The murderer at the door
Michael Cholbi
Transmission failure explained
Martin Smith
Contextualism, subject-sensitive invariantism, and the interaction of "knowledge"
Michael Blome-Tillmann
Equivalence, reliability, and convergence
Classical foundationalism and speckled hens
Recursive tracking versus process reliabilism
Images, intentionality and inexistence
Ben Blumson
What you don't know can hurt you
Primitive agency and natural norms
Inconsistency theories of semantic paradox
Douglas Patterson
Précis of ignorance and imagination
Imagining, recognizing and discriminating
Bence Nanay
Knowledge, trade-offs, and tracking truth
Peter Godfrey -Smith
Against arguments from reference
Ron Mallon, Edouard Machery, Shaun Nichols, Stephen Stich
Markie, speckles, and classical foundationalism
Normative appeals to the natural
Pekka Väyrynen
Response to Alter and Bennett
Transparency, intentionalism, and the nature of perceptual content
Jeff Speaks
More work for hard incompatibilism
Tamler Sommers
Heirs of nothing
The given in experience
Précis of tracking truth
Sherrilyn Roush
Empiricism about experience
Meta-reasoning and practical deliberation
Dan Moller
What's metaphysical about metaphysical necessity?
Cameron Ross
The duty of self-knowledge
Owen Ware
Pure and impure stipulata
Cory Juhl
Response-dependence and normative bedrock
Know how to be gettiered?
Assertion and its constitutive norms
Michael Rescorla
Living life over again
Truth, value, and epistemic expressivism
Michael Lynch
The abductivist reply to skepticism
James R. Beebe
M. wertheimer, productive thinking
Vol. 8/2
Edward Jones
M. nicolson, Newton demands the muse
Cornelius Benjamin
G. Berger, Recherches sur les conditions de la connaissance
The revival of "the liar"
Jehoshua Bar-Hillel
Notes from the Husserl-Archives
Does naturalism leave obligation out of ethics?
W M Sibley
J. somerville, soviet philosophy
E. Cassirer, an essay on man
The revival of "The liar": reply
Some comments on professor Wild's criticisms of my views on semiosis
Curt John Ducasse
Some comments on professor Wild's preceding remarks
Rightness defined
Archie Bahm
A. vassallo, que es filosofia?
Edgar S. Brightman
Modes of reflection
Vol. 8/1
An introduction to the phenomenology of signs
R. frondizi, el punto de partida
The background of contemporary Mexican thought
Patrick Romanell
On professor Ducasse's explanation of his theory of semiosis
Infinite and privative judgments in Aristotle, Averroes, and Kant
Harry Wolfson
Concerning image, idea, and dream
F. S. c. northrop, the meeting of east and west
Raphael Demos
J. hAdamard, the psychology of invention in the mathematical field
Evidence and faith
Vol. 80/2
Fischer's Reasons
Vol. 80/1
Calvin G. Normore
The subtraction argument for the possibility of free mass
David Efird, Tom Stoneham
Some intricacies
Vol. 80/3
Thomas Scanlon
Biodiversity and all that jazz
Alan Carter
On the relationship between propositional and doxastic justification
John Turri
On Mele and Robb's indeterministic Frankfurt-style case
Carl Ginet, David Palmer
Matter, space and quality
Tense, timely action and self-ascription
Stephan Torre
Comments on John Fischer's My way
Good and good for you
Laura Sizer
Rule following
Masahiro Yamada
What is Hume's dictum, and why believe it?
Feeling pain for the very first time
Guy Kahane
Introspective availability
John Kulvicki
Précis of all the power in the world
The myth of factive verbs
Reply to James Van Cleve
Self-knowledge and rationality
Impredicative identity criteria
Leon Horsten
The descent of shame
Heidi Maibom
Reply to Stephen Mumford
Précis of indicate ethics
No power in Unger's world
Stephen Mumford
How to be a normative expressivist
Substitution, subordination, and responsibility
Skilled activity and the causal theory of action
Responsibility, permissibility, and vicarious agency
Jeff McMahan
Between autonomy and authority
Joseph Shieber
Determinism and our self-conception
Uncompromising source incompatibilism
Seth Shabo
Kamm on collaboration
Simulating minds
What reflective endorsement cannot do
Seeing reasons
Jennifer Church
Is evidence knowledge?
Juan Comesaña , Holly Kantin
Comments on Scott Soames' 'coordination problems'
Vol. 81/2
Kit Fine
Varieties of coreference
Fool's good and other issues
Vol. 81/3
The harmony of Spinoza and Leibniz
Vol. 81/1
Samuel Newlands
Reply to Lawlor's 'varieties of coreference'
Higher-order evidence
Precis of self-knowledge and resentment
Must an appearance of succession involve a succession of appearances?
Persons as sui generis ontological kinds
Kristie Miller
Precis
Comments on Paul Hovda's "semantics as information about semantics values"
Replies to Tom Baldwin and Calvin Normore
The mind as neural software?
Gualtiero Piccinini
Reply to Schapiro, Smith/Strabbing, and Yaffe
Desires as demands
Tamar Schapiro
Ghosts and sparse properties
Philip Goff
The spatial content of experience
Brad Thompson
Seeing other people
Joel Smith
Moral obligation, accountability, and second-personal reasons
Comment on Stephen Darwall's The second person standpoint
A problem for relational theories of color
Edward O. Wilson, Allan Hazlett
Things that make things reasonable
Luminosity, reliability, and the sorites
Mechanisms, causes, and the layered model of the world
Stuart Glennan
Bootstrapping in general
Jonathan Weisberg
Lessons from causal exclusion
Lawrence A. Shapiro
Kant and the claims of the poor
Pablo Gilabert
Voluntary belief on a reasonable basis
Philip J. Nickel
Knowledge and assertion
The reflective epistemic renegade
Bryan Frances
Proper names and practices
Comments on A. K. Bilgrami's self-knowledge and resentment
Thomas Baldwin
Semantics as information about semantic values
Paul Hovda
Curiosity was framed
Dennis Whitcomb
Three arguments from temporary intrinsics
M. Eddon
Imagining as a guide to possibility
Peter Kung
A return to the analogy of being
Kris McDaniel
Coordination problems
Non-conceptual experiential content and Reason-giving
Hemdat Lerman
Rabbits astray and significance awandering
Michael Liston
The way things were
David Sanson, Ben Caplan
Context sensitivity and indirect reports
Nellie Wieland
Hume, distinctions of reason, and differential resemblance
Vol. 82/1
Reply to Boghossian
Vol. 82/2
Experimental semantics
Time dilation, context, and relative truth
N. Ángel Pinillos
Appearances, rationality, and justified belief
Vol. 82/3
Alexander Jackson
Reply to Stalnaker
Frey on experiendal transparency and its rational role
Truthmaker gaps and the no-no paradox
Patrick Greenough
Okasha's unintended argument for toolbox theorizing
C. Kenneth Waters
Resisting "weakness of the will"
Robots, action, and the "essential indexical"
Paul Teller
Justice as a self-regarding virtue
Review of Ernest LePore and Kirk Ludwig, Donald Davidson's truth-theoretic semantics
Reply to Horwich
Does vagueness exclude knowledge?
David Barnett
Abusing one's position
Williamson on the a priori and the analytic
Intellectual virtues
The metaphysical conception of analyticity
Can coherence generate warrant ex nihilo?
What is conscious attention?
Wayne Wu
Précis of evolution and the levels of selection
Of whales and pendulums
Is desert in the details?
Christopher Freiman, Shaun Nichols
Reply to Sober and Waters
What intuitions are like
Elijah Chudnoff
Should we want God to exist?
Ismael's Anscombian and Dennettian selves
Intrinsic value and the partiality problem
Faultless disagreement and aesthetic realism
Karl Schafer
More on the metaphysics of harm
Precis of the situated self
Jenann Ismael
On the rational contribution of experiential transparency
Christopher Frey
Responses to symposiasts
Quantifiers, knowledge, and counterfactuals
Jonathan Ichikawa
Intrinsicality and hyperintensionality
Omissions, responsibility, and symmetry
Williamson's philosophy of philosophy
Platforms, patchworks, and parking garages
Still more on the metaphysics of harm
Précis of the philosophy of philosophy
The puzzle of metacoherence
Interestingly dull numbers
Reply to Peacocke
Review of Joshua Gert, Brute rationality
Realism, conventionalism, and causal decomposition in units of selection
Understanding, modality, logical operators
How the world is measured up in size experience
Vol. 83/2
David J. Bennett
Content and natural selection
Is perceptual phenomenology thin?
Farid Masrour
Concessive knowledge attributions and fallibilism
Vol. 83/3
Clayton Littlejohn
Contingent a priori knowledge
Two methodologies for evaluating intellectualism
Ephraim Glick
Truthmaking and case-making
Vol. 83/1
Blame
Michelle Mason
Bryan Frances, Scepticism comes alive
Scanlon on double effect
Ambivalence, valuational inconsistency, and the divided self
Patricia Marino
Getting it right by accident
Abduction and modality
Stephen Biggs
Review essay of Dorit Bar-On's Speaking my mind
Frege's puzzle and descriptive enrichment
Trenton Merricks' truth and ontology
Kristopher McDaniel
Can counterfactuals solve the exclusion problem?
Lei Zhong
Ontological minimalism about phenomenology
Susanna Schellenberg
Hopes and dreams
Adrienne M. Martin
Sober on intelligent design
Sahotra Sarkar
The "common sense" in Aristotle's theory of perception
Anna Marmodoro
Précis of truth and ontology
Review of Consciousness and its place in nature
Barry Dainton
Auxiliary hypotheses in evidence and evolution
Roger Sansom
Trivial truthmaking matters
Unenriched subsentential illocutions
Eros Corazza
Favoring, likelihoodism, and bayesianism
Branden Fitelson
Précis of evidence and evolution
Responses to Fitelson, Sansom, and Sarkar
A priori skepticism
Deriving ethics from action
Paul Katsafanas
Scanlon on moral dimensions
Hawthorne contingent on the deeply a priori
Yuval Avnur
The role of visual language in Berkeley's account of generality
Katherine Dunlop
Meaningfulness and time
Vol. 84/2
Antti Kauppinen
Precis of consciousness revisited
Vol. 84/1
Self-support
Reply to Crane, Jackson and McLaughlin
Reverse engineering epistemic evaluations
Vol. 84/3
Sinan Dogramaci
Relativized propositions and the Fregean orthodoxy
Iris Einheuser
Forgiveness and standing
Kevin Zaragoza
On the reduction of necessity to essence
Fabrice Correia
Group testimony?
Miranda Fricker
Precis of the case for contextualism
Replies to Nagel, Ludlow, and Fantl and McGrath
In defense of the phenomenal concept strategy
Contextualism and subject-sensitivity
Tye on acquaintance and the problem of consciousness
Comments on Michael Strevens's depth
Ned Hall
Abstraction and depth in scientific explanation
Assertion and practical reasoning
Cognitive penetration of colour experience
Properties, powers, and the subset account of realization
Paul Audi
Michael Tye on perceptual content
Composition as identity doesn't settle the special composition question
Resultant luck
Carolina Sartorio
A dual aspect account of moral language
Caj Strandberg
Explanation, idealisation and the Goldilocks problem
Objective being and "ofness" in Descartes
Contextualism, multi-tasking, and third-person knowledge reports
Peter Ludlow
Compatibilism and moral claimancy
How we feel about terrible, non-existent mafiosi
Tyler Doggett, Andy Egan
The idea of freedom and moral cognition in groundwork III
Précis of depth
Do extrinsic dispositions need extrinsic causal bases?
Gabriele Contessa
Methodological encounters with the phenomenal kind
Phenomenal concepts and the defense of materiahsm
Brian P McLaughlin
Goodness and justice
Replies to Weatherson, Hall, and Lange
The attitude of knowledge
Jennifer Nagel
Skorupski's middle way in metaethics
Vol. 85/1
Reply to Cassam, Olson, and Railton
John Skorupski
Semantic sovereignty
Vol. 85/2
Stephen Kearns, Ofra Magidor
Updating as communication
Sarah Moss
"One second per second"
Intellectualism and the objects of knowledge
Vol. 85/3
The paradox of fission and the ontology of ordinary objects
Thomas Sattig
Incompatibilism and the past
Andrew Bailey
Mental maps
A (different) virtue epistemology
Showing how to derive knowing how
Précis of knowledge in an uncertain world
Moore's paradox and the accessibility of justification
Declan Smithies
On possibly nonexistent propositions
Non-reductive physicalism cannot appeal to token identity
Susan Schneider
The value question in metaphysics
Replies to Cohen, Neta and Reed
Disagreement
Nathan L. King
What makes a manipulated agent unfree?
Chandra Sekhar Sripada
Whose thought is it?
Marilyn McCord Adams, Cecilia Trifogli
Resisting encroachment
Does practical rationality constrain epistemic rationality?
Precis of know how
Counterfactual triviality
Replies to Dickie, Schroeder and Stalnaker
The case against purity
In defense of a Kripkean dogma
Jonathan Ichikawa, Ishani Maitra, Brian Weatherson
Art
Catharine Abell
Nicholas white, a brief history of happiness
Review of Robert B. Talisse, A pragmatist philosophy of democracy
Locke and the visual array
Michael Jacovides
The critical project today
Review of Kalderon, M. E., Moral fictionalism
Being positive about negative facts
Stephen Barker, Mark Jago
Doing away with harm
Epistemic self-audit and warranted reasons
Why does time seem to pass?
Simon Prosser
Intuitions and experiments
Radical scepticism without epistemic closure
Sven Rosenkranz
Spinoza on destroying passions with reason
Colin Marshall
Skill before knowledge
Imogen Dickie
Précis of the domain of reasons
Conditional excluded middle without the limit assumption
Eric Swanson
Asymmetry and rational ability
Vol. 86/2
Rational abilities and responsibility
Laura W. Ekstrom
Phenomenal unity, representation and the self
Vol. 86/1
Précis of consciousness and the prospects of physicalism
Vol. 86/3
Replies to Daniel Stoljar, Robert Adams, and Lynne Baker
Attention, atomism, and the disunity of consciousness
Should reliabilists be worried about demon worlds?
Jack C. Lyons
Experimental attacks on intuitions and answers
John Bengson
Mike Ridge
Validity for strong pluralists
Aaron J. Cotnoir
Précis of the unity of consciousness
First-person propositions
Peter Hanks
Bodily sensation and tactile perceptio
Louise Richardson
The argument for subject body dualism from transtemporal identity defended
Moral uncertainty and the principle of equity among moral theories
Andrew Sepielli
Towards being
Richard Woodward
Qualitative inaccuracy and unconceived alternatives
If folk intuitions vary, then what?
Edouard Machery, Shaun Nichols, Stephen Stich, Ron Mallon
Dogmatism, underminers and skepticism
Experimental philosophy, contextualism and ssi
Consciousness, physicalism, and panpsychism
Good news for the disjunctivist about (one of) the bad cases
Heather Logue
Charity to charity
Leibniz on the metaphysics of color
Stephen Puryear
Husserl, the absolute flow, and temporal experience
Christoph Hoerl
Seeing what I am doing
Thor Grünbaum
Metaphysics, verbal disputes and the limits of charity
Brendan Balcerak Jackson
Pereboom's robust nonreductive physicalism
Abilities
Toward a truly social epistemology
Spinoza's metaphysics of thought
Lost in translation
The argument for subject-body dualism from transtemporal identity
Kant's perceiver
Vol. 87/1
Subjunctive credences and semantic humility
Vol. 87/2
The essence of dispositional essentialism
David Yates
A unified empirical account of responsibility judgments
Vol. 87/3
Gunnar Björnsson
Belief in absolute necessity
John Divers, José Edgar González-Varela
Do different groups have different epistemic intuitions?
Internalism and externalism in the epistemology of testimony
Mikkel Gerken
Mitigating soft compatibilism
Justin A. Capes
Faith in humanity
Ryan Preston-Roedder
Self-location and other-location
Dilip Ninan
Précis of writing the book of the world
Précis of Kant's thinker
Promoting value as such
Evan G. Williams
Troubles with Plantinga's reading of Millikan
Coming to terms with our human fallibility
Replies to Dorr, Fine, and Hirsch
Replies to Rödl, Ginsborg, and Allais
Afterimages and sensation
Ian Phillips
Testimony as a social foundation of knowledge
Précis: against absolute goodness
The single act of combining
Sebastian Rödl
Replies to Stroud, Thomson, and Crisp
Kitcher on the deduction
"Good for" supra "good"
The metaphysically best language
Goodness
Libertarianism and human agency
Evidential support and instrumental rationality
Peter Brössel
In defence of absolute goodness
Noneism, ontology, and fundamentality
Tatjana von Solodkoff , Richard Woodward
Heidegger's metaphysics of material beings
Qualia compression
Lieven Decock , Igor Douven
Skepticism, evidence and entitlement
Defending the evidential value of epistemic intuitions
Reading writing the book of the world
Fundamental truth and fundamental terms
Quantitative parsimony and the metaphysics of time
Jonathan Tallant
An appearance of succession requires a succession of appearances
Oliver Rashbrook
Malebranche and the riddle of sensation
Vol. 88/3
Walter Ott
Modal reality and (modal) logical space
The methodology of modal logic as metaphysics
Phillip Bricker
Modal logic as methodology
Meghan Sullivan
Belief, credence, and pragmatic encroachment
Vol. 88/2
Jacob Ross, Mark Schroeder
Reply to Rescorla and Peacocke
Knowledge under threat
Tomas Bogardus
Higher-order evidence and the limits of defeat
Maria Lasonen-Aarnio
The phenomenological objection to fictionalism
Stuart Brock
Explaining away incompatibilist intuitions
Dylan Murray, Eddy Nahmias
The phenomenological problem of perception
Boyd Millar
One dogma of millianism
Vol. 88/1
Derek Ball, Bryan Pickel
Intention and motor representation in purposive action
Stephen Butterfill, Corrado Sinigaglia
Moral and rational commitment
Sam Shpall
Précis: Commonsense consequentialism
Douglas W. Portmore
How to be sure
From mathematical fictionalism to truth-theoretic fictionalism
Bradley Armour-Garb , James A. Woodbridge
Replies to Gert, Hurley, and Tenenbaum
Conflicting rules and paradox
Colin Johnston
Comments on Douglas Portmore's Commonsense consequentialism
Paul Hurley
Burge's defense of perceptual content
Todd Ganson, Ben Bronner, Alex Kerr
The agony of defeat?
Nicholas Silins
Moral rationalism and Commonsense consequentialism
Précis of modal logic as metaphysics
The perils of earnest consequentializing
The contrast-insensitivity of knowledge ascriptions
Replies to Bricker, Divers, and Sullivan
Perceptual constancies and perceptual modes of presentation
The causal relevance of content to computation
Counterfactual philosophers
Nathan Ballantyne
Perception, biology, action, and knowledge
Normative reasons contextualism
Tim Henning
Exercising doxastic freedom
Conor McHugh
A phenomenological critique of psychology
Vol. 9/2
Robert F. Creegan
Sartre's theory of the alter ego
E. Husserl and J. Joyce, or theory and practice of the phenomenological attitude
Juan David García Bacca
The constitution of error in the phenomenological reduction
Henry Winthrop
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