Philosophical Papers

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Oxford, England: Clarendon Press (1961)
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"The influence of J. L. Austin on contemporary philosophy, which ranks with that of Wittgenstein, was substantial during his lifetime and has grown greatly since his death in 1960, at the height of his powers. His published papers are here gathered together with three pieces that had not been published when this collection first appeared in 1961. This new edition contains two additional papers edited, with the assistance of the original editors, by L. W. Forguson and J. M. E. Moravcsik, that were published till later..." - Back cover.

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1962, 1970, 1979

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B1618.A8 1979

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320 index.Aw Moore, John Allen Paulos, Ad Irvine, Brian Rotman, Mark Steiner & Neil Tennant
A Plea for Excuses.J. L. Austin
A Plea for Excuses1.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
Are There A Priori Concepts?1.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
Aγαθόν and Eὐδαιμονία In the Ethics of Aristotle1.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
Book Review: Every Thing Must Go: Metaphysics Naturalized. [REVIEW]J. Leplin
Book Review: Maximilian de Gaynesfordl John McDowell. Polity, 2004. [REVIEW]Daniel Whiting
Book Review: Michael C Rea World Without Design: The Ontological Consequences of Naturalism Oxford: Clarendon Press, 2002. [REVIEW]Francis Williamson
Book Reviews: Thomas Martin, Oppression and the Human Condition: An Introduction to Sartrean Existentialism Rowman and Littlefield, 2002.Debra Bergoffen
Causation. Reprinted with postscripts in.David Lewis
Compiled by JO Urmson and GJ Warnock.John Austin
Counterfactual Dependence and Time’s Arrow’, Reprinted with Postscripts In.David K. Lewis
Critical Notice of Christopher Peacocke,'The Realm of Reason'.Brad Majors
Distributive Justice.C. Taylor
Editorial introduction.  (pages i-i)Stephen Sommerville
Editorial note.  (pages ebii-ebii)I. A. Macdonald
Essays on Heidegger and Others: Philosophical Papers.Richard Rorty
First page preview.Index to Volume Xvi
First page preview.Index to Volume Xx
First page preview.Index to Volume Xxiii
Guest Editorial.  (pages ebi-ebii)Zak Van Straaten
How to Talk1.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
Human Language and Agency.Charles Taylor
Human agency and language.Taylor Charles
Ifs and Cans1.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
In DH Mellor.F. P. Ramsey
Interpretation and the Human Sciences' in Philosophy and the Human Sciences.Charles Taylor
Introduction.D. Lewis
Introduction to Philosophy and the Human Sciences.Charles Taylor
JO Urmson and GJ Warnock.J. L. Austin
Legitimation Crisis? Philosophy and Human Science.Charles Taylor
Objectivity, relativism, and truth.Richard Rorty
Other Minds1.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
Page 163, lines 15-upB should be.David Lewis
Performative Utterances.J. L. Austin
Performative Utterances.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
Philosophy and the human sciences.Charles Taylor
Philosophy as Cultural Politics.Rorty Richard
Pretending1.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
Progress.Richard Rortyo Truth
Re-Reading: G.E. Moore, "Certainty" in his 'Philosophical Papers'.Steven Luper
Re-Reading: Saul A.. Kripke, 'Naming and Necessity'.Finn Spicer
Re-reading: Frank Jackson, 'Grue', Journal of Philosophy 5 (1975).Samir Okasha
Relativism and Truth.Objectivity RichardRorty
Reliability and Responsibility.M. Williams
Subjectivity and Praxis at the End of Philosophy.Calvin Schrag
The Line and the Cave in Plato's Republic.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
The Meaning of a Word.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
The diversity of goods, in his.C. Taylor
The nature of moral philosophy.G. E. Moore
Three Ways of Spilling Ink1.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
Truth1.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
Unfair to Facts.J. L. Austin, G. J. Warnock & J. O. Urmson
Unfair to Facts”, in his.J. L. Austin
Unfair to facts.J. L. Austin
``Truth and Progress".Richard Rorty
A Non-modal Conception of Secondary Properties.  (pages 1-33)Manuel García-Carpintero
A logic of stating.  (pages 1-28)S. Somerville
ANDERSON, Erik Dispositional Essentialism: Alive and well ARONSON, Jerrold L. Kinds.  (pages 1)Index to Volume Xxvi
Academic freedom.  (pages 1-10)Ronald Dworkin
Acting and trying.  (pages 1-15)D. M. Armstrong
Advice and moral objectivity.  (pages 1-19)Eric Wiland
Against Agent-Based Virtue Ethics.  (pages 1-10)Michael S. Brady
An Essay on Compositionality of Thoughts in Frege’s Philosophy.  (pages 1-43)Krystian Bogucki
Anaphoric attitudes.  (pages 1-18)M. J. Cresswell
Beliefs and desires as causes of actions: A reply to Donald Davidson.  (pages 1-7)David M. Armstrong
Compatibilism and Free Belief.  (pages 1-12)Anthony Robert Booth
Demonstratives and the logic of the self.  (pages 1-23)Dale Jacquette
Depictive Structure?  (pages 1-25)Ben Blumson
Dretske's intricate behavior.  (pages 1-10)Alfred R. Mele
Editorial note.  (pages 1-2)I. A. Macdonald
Editorial note.  (pages 1-2)S. R. Miller
Emerson's Literary Philosophy. [REVIEW]  (pages 1-6)Joseph Urbas
Evil and the concept of God.  (pages 1-15)John Bishop
Hobbes On Scientific Happiness.  (pages 1-32)Yuval Eytan
Hostile Scaffolding.  (pages 1-30)Ryan Timms & David Spurrett
How Should We Feel About Death?  (pages 1-14)Ben Bradley
Hume, taste, and teleology.  (pages 1-18)Nick Zangwill
Ideology and the interpretative foundation of science.  (pages 1-20)Mark Orkin
Introduction.  (pages 1-6)Dylan Futter
Introduction to "Linguistic Justice and Analytic Philosophy".  (pages 1-20)Filippo Contesi & Enrico Terrone
Introduction: Globalizing or Transcending Global Justice?1.  (pages 1-11)Uchenna Okeja
Is Bargaining a Form of Deliberating?  (pages 1-29)Emmanuel Ifeanyi Ani
Justice in abundance and despair.  (pages 1-10)John King-Farlow
Kant and respect for persons.  (pages 1-8)Augustine Shutte
Kant’s Racism.  (pages 1-36)Lucy Allais
Kinds and categories: Proceedings of the twentieth annual greensboro symposium in philosophy.  (pages 1-1)Gary Rosenkrantz
Lewis on convention.  (pages 1-8)S. R. Miller
Liberty and equality.  (pages 1-14)T. V. R. Beard
Logical Determinateness, Fixity, and the Symmetry of Time.  (pages 1-24)Joseph Diekemper
Moral Cognitivism.  (pages 1-25)Hallvard Lillehammer
New trends in literary aesthetics: An overview.  (pages 1-6)Paul Taylor
On Justice and Other Values: G.A. Cohen's Political Philosophy and the Problem of Trade-offs.  (pages 1 - 24)Michele Bocchiola & Federico Zuolo
Part one: Are mental events outlaws?  (pages 1-13)Mark Leon
Phenomenological psychology and natural science.  (pages 1-14)Fidéla Fouché
Philosophy and ideology.  (pages 1-10)Errol E. Harris
Presentism and Causation Revisited.  (pages 1-21)Sam Baron
Presupposition and existence.  (pages 1-8)George Englebretsen
Professor Hick on Natural Theology.  (pages 1-19)Crawford Miller
Rationalism and the strong programme of the sociology of knowleke: Reconciliation without tears.  (pages 1-31)Joseph Wayne Smith
Rawls and the claims of liberal legitimacy.  (pages 1-22)Berys Gaut
Responsibility and Reliability.  (pages 1-26)Michael Williams
Rowe's Argument from Improvability.  (pages 1-25)Michael Almeida
Seeing Yourself in Others’ Blindness: Learning from Literature as Epitomized in Proust’s In Search of Lost Time.  (pages 1-29)Jonas H. Aaron
Some reflections on violence and nonviolence.  (pages 1-14)James F. Childress & Joseph P. Kennedy
Special Issue on World Government (Philosophical Papers).Attila Tanyi (ed.)
State and society—a pluralist approach.  (pages 1-32)Johannes Degenaar
Statements partly about observation.  (pages 1-31)David Lewis
Subjective Well-Being and Desire Satisfaction.  (pages 1-28)Donald W. Bruckner
Temporal Parts and Superluminal Motion.  (pages 1-13)Yuri Balashov
The Metaphysics and Epistemology of Singular Terms.  (pages 1-30)Emma Borg
The anatomy of knowledge: Althusser's epistemology and its consequences.  (pages 1-18)D. Atkinson
The contract theory of justice.  (pages 1-10)D. E. Browne
The idea of violence.  (pages 1-19)C. A. J. Coady
The incoherence of egoism.  (pages 1-28)Martin Gough
The nature of concepts.  (pages 1-20)Denny E. Bradshaw
The physical world in the theaetetus.  (pages 1-16)F. C. White
Theory of meaning or theory of knowledge?  (pages 1-21)Leslie Stevenson
Truth and ontology.  (pages 1-21)Terence Horgan
Which theoretical concepts do children use?  (pages 1-20)Andrew Woodfield
Acknowledgements.  (pages 3-3)James Moulder
Editorial introduction.  (pages 3-7)Stephen Sommerville
Kinds and predications: An examination of Aristotle's theory of categories.  (pages 3-28)Michael Loux
Our Identity, Responsibility and Biology.  (pages 3-14)Simon Beck
The idea of violence.  (pages 3-19)C. A. J. Coady
Philosophy as Therapy: Towards a Conceptual Model.  (pages 7-31)Konrad Banicki
The claims of tragedy: An essay in moral psychology and aesthetic theory.  (pages 7-26)Flint Schier
Chipman on Quine's holism.  (pages 8-11)Tom Richards
Confidentiality: Medical ethics and professional morality.  (pages 9-15)John King-Farlow & Paul Langham
Individuating agents.  (pages 9-22)D. H. Brooks
Introduction.  (pages 9-14)James Moulder
Presumptions of reference.  (pages 9-11)George Englebretsen
World Government, Social Contract and Legitimacy.  (pages 9-30)Frank Aragbonfoh Abumere
Obstacles and opportunities.  (pages 11-20)Douglas Walton
On Making an Effort.  (pages 11-21)E. J. Coffman
Quine's set theory and the definition of satisfaction.  (pages 11-18)Chris Brink
The political neutrality of universities—defending some classical views.  (pages 11-19)Jonathan Suzman
The wrongful intentions principle.  (pages 11-24)Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
Thinking-ladders: A suggested out for a set of puzzles.  (pages 11-26)D. C. S. Oosthuizen
introduction to Truth and Progress.  (pages 11)Richard Rorty
Games theory and philosophical disagreements.  (pages 12-27)J. Wayne Smith
Necessary Identity.  (pages 12-20)M. J. Pendlebury
Africa and Global Justice.  (pages 13-32)Ifeanyi A. Menkiti
Justification, Internalism, and Cream Cheese.  (pages 13-20)Anthony Brueckner
Davidson dualised.  (pages 14-20)Jonathan Suzman
Causal explanations in mental event contexts.  (pages 15-31)Robert Wyllie
Comments on “the just war”.  (pages 15-24)J. H. van Wyk
Comments on “the just war”.  (pages 15-24)Dr J. H. Van Wyk
Immanent Causality and Diachronic Composition: A Reply to Balashov.  (pages 15-22)Hud Hudson
Technology of the Dead: Objects of Loving Remembrance or Replaceable Resources?  (pages 15-37)Adam Buben
The university and community.  (pages 15-30)M. W. Murphree
When is discrimination discrimination?  (pages 15-30)David Brooks
About 'about'.  (pages 16-31)D. C. S. Oosthuizen
Prescriptivity and justification.  (pages 16-23)Michael Durrant & Robin Attfield
Logic and ontology.  (pages 17-45)A. B. du Toit
Moral pluralism.  (pages 17-40)Berys Gaut
(1) censorship and the universities.  (pages 19-33)David Welsh
About competence.  (pages 19-36)John L. Tienson
Semantic holism and observation statements.  (pages 19-27)Alan Schwerin
The basis of justification.  (pages 19-29)Ruth Weintraub
Looking forward: The university in a democratic south Africa.  (pages 20-35)Geoff Budlender
Richard swinblrne and the argument from religious experience.  (pages 20-34)C. E. S. Franks
Truth in a Contingent World.  (pages 20-35)Richard Campbell
Fingarette on self-deception.  (pages 21-30)Bela Szabados
Phenomenology and the problem of relativism in social science.  (pages 21-28)A. G. Schutte
Reasons Beyond Reason? 'Political Obligation' Reconsidered.  (pages 21--46)Glen Newey
Rejecting Well-Being Invariabilism.  (pages 21-34)Guy Fletcher
Should vegetarians play video games?  (pages 21-42)Matthew Elton
The Insularity of Anglophone Philosophy: Quantitative Analyses.  (pages 21-48)Eric Schwitzgebel, Linus Ta-Lun Huang, Andrew Higgins & Ivan Gonzalez-Cabrera
The impossibility of psycho-physical laws.  (pages 21-45)David Brooks
The notion of sense in Frege's ontology.  (pages 21-32)James Zaiss
Universities and society in south Africa: An historical perspective.  (pages 21-39)David Welsh
A reply to strouds skeptic.  (pages 23-39)John Greco
From meaning to sense and reference.  (pages 23-40)Eddy M. Zemach
How to Make an Effort: A Reply to E. J. Coffman.  (pages 23-33)Jing Zhu
Kantian Monism.  (pages 23-56)Uriah Kriegel
Restricted Diachronic Composition, Immanent Causality, and Objecthood: A Reply to Hudson.  (pages 23-30)Yuri Balashov
The parallelism of attributes.  (pages 23-37)R. B. A. Wise
The problem of reconciliation.  (pages 23-50)Arda Denkel
Wittgenstein on belief.  (pages 24-34)Béla Szabados
Simulation and irrationality.  (pages 25-44)Elisa Galgut
The defence act and conscientious objection.  (pages 25-50)James Moulder
The value of loyalty.  (pages 25-36)AT Nuyen
Theories of welfare, theories of good reasons for action, and ontological naturalism.  (pages 25-36)Brad Hooker
Tolerance and Voluntarism.  (pages 25-48)Paul Dicken
Conscientious Conviction and Subjective Preference: On What Grounds Should Religious Practices Be Accommodated?  (pages 27-53)Stéphane Courtois
Narrative theory: Ancient or modern?  (pages 27-51)Anthony Savile
Response to Almeida.  (pages 27-28)William Rowe
Scepticism and the Genealogy of Knowledge: Situating Epistemology in Time.  (pages 27-50)Miranda Fricker
The Problem of Universals and the Limits of Truth-Making.  (pages 27-37)Fraser MacBride
Truth and sentence meaning.  (pages 27-37)Zak R. Van Straaten
Omniscience, ifs and intelligibles.  (pages 28-31)J. King-Farlow
The ideological role of the judiciary in south Africa.  (pages 28-49)Raymond Suttner
Can there be a literary theory without people? An argument for relativism in literary theory.  (pages 29-36)Reingard Nethersole
Classificatory expressions and matters of moral substance.  (pages 29-42)S. Theron
Normative Restrictions on Input to Practical Reflection.  (pages 29-52)Vaughn Huckfeldt
Ontological categories and natural kinds.  (pages 29-46)E. J. Lowe
The sceptic is absolutely mistaken (as is dretske).  (pages 29-43)Stephen Cade Hetherington
These bizarre fictions: Thought-experiments, our psychology and our selves.  (pages 29-54)Simon Beck
An Argument from Normativity for Primitive Emotional Phenomenology.  (pages 31-52)Aarón Álvarez-González
Freedom in a Physical World.  (pages 31-39)Andrew M. Bailey
Frege's Commitment to an Infinite Hierarchy of Senses.  (pages 31-64)Daniel R. Boisvert & Christopher M. Lubbers
Global Public Reason, Diversity, and Consent.  (pages 31-57)Samuel Director
Ontological Dependency.  (pages 31-48)E. J. Lowe
Pedagogics in south Africa: The mystification of education?  (pages 31-56)D. B. Margetson
Preferring blacks to whites.  (pages 31-39)Denise Meyerson
The university of the witwatersrand and the needs of the community.  (pages 31-50)F. R. N. Nabarro
Van Inwagen on the Cosmological Argument.  (pages 31-40)Anthony Brueckner
Psychology and physical science.  (pages 32-35)Graham F. Macdonald
Some comments on the begriffsschrift and natural language.  (pages 32-38)Alan Schwerin
The refutation of Stace.  (pages 32-38)Dennis A. Rohatyn
“Even if”, “if” and dublin fancies.  (pages 32-43)Bruce Hunter & John King-Farlow
About competence and performance.  (pages 33-49)Jay F. Rosenberg
Decolonising Philosophy.  (pages 33-52)Dylan B. Futter
Nozick and sceptical realism.  (pages 33-44)Stephen Cade Hetherington
Pluralism and conflict regulation.  (pages 33-50)Simon Bekker
Should African Thinkers Engage in the Global Justice Debate?1.  (pages 33-58)Katrin Flikschuh
The Virtue of Dialogue, Dialogue as Virtue in Plato's Protagoras.  (pages 33-66)Francisco J. Gonzalez
(2) censorship and the law.  (pages 34-52)Barry Dean
4-D Objects and Disposition Ascriptions.  (pages 35-72)Tobias Hansson Wahlberg
An Extended Lewis-Stalnaker Semantics and The New Problem of Counterpossibles.  (pages 35-66)Jeffrey Goodman
Can an Atheist Be a Christian Mystic?  (pages 35-46)Kevin Presa
Discussion note.  (pages 35-36)Michael Macnamara
Solipsism and the Solitary Language User.  (pages 35-47)Irwin Goldstein
Materialism and madness.  (pages 36-40)W. E. Cooper
Realism and Reference.  (pages 36-42)D. H. M. Brooks
Two concepts of academic liberty.  (pages 36-55)Mark Orkin
Entity, identity, and actuality: A critical review.  (pages 37-50)James van Cleve
Racial Inequality.  (pages 37-74)George Hull
Relativism naturalised.  (pages 37-56)Zak van Straaten
The hybrid theory of time.  (pages 37-53)Neil McKinnon
Universal prescriptivism and practical skepticism.  (pages 37-51)James W. McGray
Believing in intensional logics.  (pages 38-49)S. Sommerville
In defense of immaterial persons.  (pages 38-55)James Moulder
Discussion: Academic freedom and the rights of speakers.  (pages 39-51)D. Welsh
Presupposition, truth and existence.  (pages 39-40)George Englebretsen
The Death of Socrates.  (pages 39-59)Dylan Brian Futter
The Problem of Universals and the Limits of Conceptual Analysis.  (pages 39-47)Gonzalo Rodriguez-Pereyra
Balancing the claims for equality in education and the preservation of cultural identities.  (pages 40-59)E. A. G. Clark
The nature of the university: Comments and criticisms.  (pages 40-54)H. J. Schutte
Abstracta and Abstraction in Trope Theory.  (pages 41-67)A. R. J. Fisher
Alternative possibilities, moral obligation, and moral responsibility.  (pages 41-50)Ishtiyaque Haji
Confirmability and meaningfulness.  (pages 41-44)D. H. M. Brooks
Moore and the new realism.  (pages 41-52)George R. Carlson
The new representationalism.  (pages 41-49)A. E. Pitson
Trivial Personal Differences.  (pages 41-55)Tove Finnestad
Where are we now in the theory of the mind?  (pages 41-51)Rom Harre
Deflationism and the disquotational schema: Letting the air out of Wright's argument against minimal truth.  (pages 43-59)Andrew Mills
The Surprise Examination On The Paradox Of The Heap.  (pages 43-56)J. Wayne-Smith
The surprise examination on the paradox of the Heap.  (pages 43-56)Joseph Wayne Smith
Other Minds.  (pages 44–80)John L. Austin
The conventionality of illocutionary force.  (pages 44-51)S. R. Miller
Frege and psychologism.  (pages 45-67)Jonathan Cohen
Moral pluralism reconsidered: Is there an intrinsic-extrinsic value distintion?  (pages 45-64)Ralph D. Ellis
Unpacking a Charge of Emotional Irrationality: An Exploration of the Value of Anger in Thought.  (pages 45-68)Mary Carman
What is Metaphysical Equivalence?  (pages 45-74)Kristie Miller
A hole in Quine's holism.  (pages 46-47)Lauchlan Chipman
The inten(t/s)ionality of Davidson's mental.  (pages 46-59)Stephen Sommerville
Complex kinds.  (pages 47-70)Eli Hirsch
Interprétation, Signs and God.  (pages 47-66)Kevin Hart
Putnam on the sorites paradox.  (pages 47-56)Timothy Williamson
More on disembodied minds.  (pages 48-50)George F. Englebretsen
Justice and Reconciliation in Post-Apartheid South Africa.  (pages 49-154)Colleen Murphy
Languages for the Analytic Tradition.  (pages 49-69)Diana I. Pérez
Reification and Social Criticism.  (pages 49 - 77)George Hull
Suing One's Sense Faculties for Fraud: 'Justifiable Reliance' in the Law as a Clue to Epistemic Justification.  (pages 49-90)Christopher R. Green
The logical asymmetry of causation.  (pages 49-57)Yuval Steinitz
Truth-Making and Analysis: A Reply to Rodriguez-Pereyra.  (pages 49-61)Fraser MacBride
Formal justice and township justice.  (pages 50-58)John Hund
Brute experience and the higher-order thought theory of consciousness.  (pages 51-69)Rocco J. Gennaro
Chapman and Butler on Quine's 'so-called paradox'.  (pages 51-53)S. Venketsamy
Expanding Epistemology: A Responsibilist Approach.  (pages 51-87)Guy Axtell
Individual rights and social change.  (pages 51-75)Allen Buchanan
Intentions, ends and joint action.  (pages 51-66)Seumas Miller
Murderers are not obliged to murder; another solution to Forrester's paradox.  (pages 51-57)Romane Clark
Some doubts about the pluralist enterprise.  (pages 51-61)Mervyn Frost
The Rand afrikaans university and the needs of the community.  (pages 51-71)Gerrit Viljoen
Truth criteria in deductive theories.  (pages 51-68)J. Heidema & H. J. Schutte
Wants and rationality.  (pages 51-65)George Carlson
Winch on universalizability.  (pages 51-59)Wendell Stephenson
Intentional dependencies: A problem in Ryle's analysis of thinking.  (pages 52-72)I. A. Bunting
Review discussion.  (pages 52-59)Carl Spadoni
(1) literature and offence.  (pages 53-66)André P. Brink
Irony and 'the essence of writing'.  (pages 53-73)David E. Cooper
Mill on Happiness.  (pages 53-68)S. Evan Kreider
Quantum logic and indeterminacy.  (pages 53-58)Nicholas Hallam
Responsibility and complicity.  (pages 53-73)Ronald Aronson
What Exactly is Voting to Consensual Deliberation?  (pages 53-79)Emmanuel Ifeanyi Ani
Human Enhancement and the Giftedness of Life.  (pages 55-79)Michael Hauskeller
Metapsychological relativism: A response to white.  (pages 55-76)Steve Matthews
Principles of rationality.  (pages 55-89)Kai Nielsen
Temporal externalism, natural kind terms, and scientifically ignorant communities.  (pages 55-68)John M. Collins
The nature of the university: The “correct” Ani, the “incorrect” views.  (pages 55-63)I. A. Bunting
Conscientious objection against warfare: A juridical perspective from the calvinistic point of view.  (pages 56-64)J. D. van der Vyver
Deliberating machines.  (pages 57-66)W. D. Joske
Hume on taste and reason.  (pages 57-71)A. T. Nuyen
Ontological relativity and the inscrutability of reference.  (pages 57-65)Basil du Toit
Solidarity: A Motivational Conception.  (pages 57-95)Mariam Thalos
The Thesis of Vague Objects and Unger's Problem of the Many.  (pages 57-67)David B. Hershenov
Frege's definition of numbers.  (pages 59-73)Edwin Martin
Spinoza on error.  (pages 59-73)Jonathan Bennett
States Are Not Basic Structures: Against State-Centric Political Theory.  (pages 59-82)Olúfẹmi O. Táíwò
‘Global Justice’ and the Suppressed Epistemologies of the Indigenous People of Africa.  (pages 59-84)Dennis Masaka
Part two: Learning from fiction.  (pages 60-73)David Novitz
Hume and the problem of representation.  (pages 61-76)Andrew Ward
Scepticism and the Interpreter.  (pages 61-72)Damian Cox
Straining the quality of mercy.  (pages 61-74)A. T. Nuyen
Venerating Death.  (pages 61-81)Ward E. Jones
Personal dualism and the argument from differential vagueness.  (pages 63-86)Paul Noordhof
Academic Freedom and the Extension of University Education Act.  (pages 64-74)James Moulder
Adhoccery in Epistemology.  (pages 65-82)Berit Brogaard
Hare's route from universal prescriptivism to utilitarianism.  (pages 65-81)Keith Dowling
Metaphysical relativism: The universe as a bottomless pit.  (pages 66-68a)David Sapire
Misconstrued wants and unconscious intentions.  (pages 66-76)Paul Taylor
(2) the 'offence principle' as a justification for censorship.  (pages 67-84)I. A. Macdonald
Metaphysics, Lam and the Echo of Homer: First Philosophy as a Way of Life.  (pages 67-88)Michael Weinman
Popper, Plato and plans.  (pages 67-81)D. C. S. Oosthuizen
Syntax, semantics, and intentional aspects.  (pages 67-95)Hilla Jacobson-Horowitz
The unstatability of Kripkean scepticism.  (pages 67-74)Rupert Read
A Conflict Between Representation and Neutrality.  (pages 69-96)Morten Ebbe Juul Nielsen
A note on relativism.  (pages 69-71)Lawrie Reznek
Animal Punishment and the Conditions of Responsibility.  (pages 69-105)Jon Garthoff
Demarcating the Social World with Hume.  (pages 69-88)Matthew J. Cull
Distributive Justice and Productive Necessity.  (pages 69-101)Michael Goldman
Fate, Fiction and the Future.  (pages 69-92)Robin Le Poidevin
On the probability of sentences.  (pages 69-72)A. I. Dale
Realism, best explanation, and cognitive command.  (pages 69-78)Anthony Brueckner
Linguistic Privilege and Justice: What Can We Learn from STEM?  (pages 71-92)Vitaly Pronskikh
On the sense of unsaturated expressions.  (pages 71-79)Antoni Diller
Truth, verisimilitude, and natural kinds.  (pages 71-104)Jerrold L. Aronson
Against prescriptivism in ethics.  (pages 72-74)Denise Meyerson
Hanson on observation and explanation.  (pages 73-83)E. E. Sleinis
Mind and Body, Form and Content: How not to do Petitio Principii Analysis.  (pages 73-105)Louise Cummings
Passing likeness.  (pages 73-93)Tony Skillen
Personal identity, reduplication and spatio-temporal continuity.  (pages 73-75)Robert Elliot
Postscripts to “Survival and Identity'.  (pages 73--77)David Kellogg Lewis
Rights, Duties and the Separateness of Persons.  (pages 73-91)Timothy Hinton
The university and the need for continuing education.  (pages 73-84)D. A. Etheredge
How Collusion Perpetuates Racial Discrimination in Societies that Ostensibly Promote Equal Opportunity.  (pages 75-101)Helen Lauer
Presuppositions of Empirical Knowledge.  (pages 75-87)Ernest Sosa
Relativism in the philosophy of psychology.  (pages 75-95)I. A. Bunting
Some recent work in epistemology.  (pages 75-98)Paul K. Moser
The agreement to keep our agreements: Hume, Prichard, and Searle.  (pages 75-87)Jan Narveson
The make-up of literature.  (pages 75-94)Paul Taylor
The two puzzles about conditional obligation.  (pages 75-83)Frank Jackson & Robert Pargetter
The university and the state in a plural society.  (pages 75-87)André du Toit
What is the Hallé?  (pages 75-109)Thomas H. Smith
Wong on Davidson.  (pages 75-81)R. Dennis Potter
Phenomenological psychology and natural science.  (pages 76-90)I. A. Bunting
All that can be at issue in the theory-theory/simulation debate.  (pages 77-96)Frank Jackson
Concerning rationality and the structure of reality.  (pages 77-88)C. N. Keen
Meaning, justification, and skepticism.  (pages 77-101)Paul K. Moser
Political theory and the nature of persons: An ineliminable metaphysical presupposition.  (pages 77-95)John Haldane
Collective responsibility and restitution.  (pages 79-91)Peter Forrest
Courting the Enemy: McMahan on the Unity of Mind.  (pages 79 - 105)Oritsegbubemi Anthony Oyowe
Darwin's Doubt Defended: Why Evolution Supports Skepticism.  (pages 81-103)Greg Littmann
Defending Libertarianism through Rethinking Responsibility for Consequences.  (pages 81-108)László Bernáth
Seeing and inferring.  (pages 81-96)Romane L. Clark
Is the concept of violence coherent?  (pages 82-88)Andrew Prior
Death and the Meaning of Life.  (pages 83-102)Michael J. Sigrist
Development and Modernity in Africa: An Intercultural Philosophical Perspective Development and Modernity in Africa: An Intercultural Philosophical Perspective, by Joseph C.A. Agbakoba, Köln, Germany: Rüdiger Köppe Verlag, 2019, 405 pp. [REVIEW]  (pages 83-87)Anthony Chinaemerem Ajah
Elster's marxism.  (pages 83-106)Kai Nielsen
Global Democracy and the Resort to Despotism: Global Democracy Revisited.  (pages 83-101)Torbjörn Tännsjö
Putnam, Kant and secondary qualities.  (pages 83-109)James Van Cleve
What is so magical about a theory of intrinsic intentionality?  (pages 83-96)Deborah C. Smith
Change in a four-dimensionalist universe.  (pages 84-88)Barry Miller
(3) is Berlin right about mill's arguments against censorship.  (pages 85-98)John Howes
Conventions and social contracts.  (pages 85-105)S. R. Miller
I am Because You Are: Cosmopolitanism in the Age of Xenophobia1.  (pages 85-109)Michael Onyebuchi Eze
Why the hell do our universities exist?  (pages 85-99)Desmond Tutu
Why People are Atypical Agents.  (pages 87-116)Don Ross
Competing Claims and the Separateness of Persons.  (pages 89-113)Jamie Hardy
Did meinong plant a jungle?  (pages 89-102)Richard Campbell
Existentialist Voluntarism as a Source of Normativity.  (pages 89-129)Andrew Jason Cohen
Fiction and thede seself.  (pages 89-107)Robert D. Vance
Georgics of the Mind and the Architecture of Fortune: Francis Bacon's Therapeutic Ethics.  (pages 89-121)Matthew Sharpe
Induction and Disjunction.  (pages 89-95)J. W. Roxbee Cox
On the terms of truth.  (pages 89-92)George Englebretsen
Primary and secondary qualities: A return to fundamentals.  (pages 89-104)David Novitz
Searle on existence.  (pages 89-90)F. C. White
On the nature of ability.  (pages 90-98)W. E. Cooper
Relativism, and Truth.  (pages 90-131)Objectivity Rorty
Professor Meyer on the sentence calculus.  (pages 91-94)Zak R. van Straaten
Reasonology and False Beliefs.  (pages 91-118)Alfred R. Mele
Does the Phenomenality of Perceptual Experience Present an Obstacle to Phenomenal Externalism?  (pages 93-110)Robert Schroer
Hume on animals and morality.  (pages 93-106)A. T. Nuyen
On Philosophical Translator-Advocates and Linguistic Injustice.  (pages 93-121)Eric Schliesser
Property dualism without substance dualism?  (pages 93-116)Robert Francescotti
Strawson on existence as a predicate.  (pages 93-99)Barry Miller
Guest Editorial.  (pages 95-96)Zak van Straaten
On an argument for irrationalism.  (pages 95-114)Alan Weir
Philosophy, literature, and the death of art.  (pages 95-115)Stephanie Ross
Probability and Partial Belief.  (pages 95-96)Frank Plumpton Ramsey
Degrees of Belief and Degrees of Truth.  (pages 97-106)R. M. Sainsbury
In Defense of Phenomenal Concepts.  (pages 97-127)Bénédicte Veillet
Liberalism: Metaphysical, political, historical.  (pages 97-122)Gordon Graham
Moore's many paradoxes.  (pages 97-109)Mitchell S. Green
Moral Progress Without Moral Realism.  (pages 97-116)Catherine Wilson
Non-consequentialist reasons.  (pages 97-112)Jonathan Dancy
Salvation in Heaven.  (pages 97-119)Yujin Nagasawa
Temporal externalism.  (pages 97-107)Tom Stoneham
Internal relations.  (pages 99-103)Dennis A. Rohatyn
Man as the measure of all things.  (pages 99-106)Johannes Degenaar
Wanting, getting, having.  (pages 99-118)I. L. Humberstone
Universities and society: A sterile relationship?  (pages 101-115)P. le Roux
Announcement.  (pages 103-103)S. R. Miller
Citizens of the World and their Religion.  (pages 103-122)Stephen R. L. Clark
Consensus and Federalism in Contemporary African Political Philosophy.  (pages 103-119)Kibujjo M. Kalumba
Essentialising Rhetoric and Work on the Self.  (pages 103-131)Samantha Vice
Lapses and dilemmas.  (pages 103-112)Michael J. Zimmerman
Substance and Identity-Dependence.  (pages 103-118)Michael Gorman
Rauche and “the choice”.  (pages 104-112)E. A. Ruch
God and Prepunishment.  (pages 105-127)Lloyd Strickland
On substances, accidents and universals: In defence of a constituent ontology.  (pages 105-127)Barry Smith
Parmenides 127 e—130 E.  (pages 105-115)Michael Durrant
A Justification of Faith?  (pages 107 - 125)Scott F. Aikin
Fiction, pleasurable tragedy, and the HOT theory of consciousness.  (pages 107-20)Rocco J. Gennaro
Interpreting experience.  (pages 107-130)Mark Leon
On an alleged fallacy in Aristotle.  (pages 107-118)David S. Oderberg
Perceptual consciousness and perceptual evidence.  (pages 107-119)Ralph Baergen
Russell's hierarchy of acquaintance.  (pages 107-124)D. E. Over
The Sexual Pleasure View of Sexual Desire.  (pages 107-137)Raja Halwani
Probability in rational decision-making.  (pages 109-128)Paul K. Moser & D. Hudson Mulder
The Invisibility of Evil: Moral Progress and the 'Animal Holocaust'.  (pages 109-131)Timothy M. Costelloe
Truth in Virtue of Meaning Reconsidered.  (pages 109-139)Kai Michael Büttner
A critique of a representative deflationary argument.  (pages 111-124)Bo Mou
Identification and Quasi-Desires.  (pages 111-136)James Stacey Taylor
John Dewey, Reconstruction in Philosophy (1920).  (pages 111-128)Chandra Kumar
On the 'standard' argument for fatalism.  (pages 111-125)David Buller
Replacing Development: An Afro-communal Approach to Global Justice.  (pages 111-137)Thaddeus Metz
Goodness and redness.  (pages 113-126)Robert Pargetter
On the cutting edge: Philosophical perspectives on mental causation.  (pages 113-137)John Heil
Persistence and presentism.  (pages 115-126)Dean W. Zimmerman
What Is Race? Four Philosophers, Six Views.  (pages 115-145)Phila Mfundo Msimang
Internal relations.  (pages 116-120)Dennis A. Rohatyn
Alternative World-Histories.  (pages 117-143)Sarah Broadie
Educational futures and the African universities of southern Africa.  (pages 117-129)N. Manganyi
Group rights.  (pages 117-136)Ian Macdonald
Paulin Hountondji, 'African Philosophy, Myth and Reality' (1974).  (pages 117-134)Bruce B. Janz
Predication and the Problem of Universals.  (pages 117-143)Catherine Legg
Approximate truth for minimalists.  (pages 119-128)Peter Smith
Descartes on sensations and 'animal' minds.  (pages 119-141)Stefan Sencerz
Kant's Transcendental Arguments as Conceptual Proofs.  (pages 119-136)Scott Stapleford
Metaphilosophy, Pragmatism and a Kind of Critical Theory: Kai Nielsen and Richard Rorty.  (pages 119-150)Kai Nielsen
Justification without good reasons.  (pages 121-131)Charlotte Katzoff
Nondescriptivist Cognitivism: Framework for a New Metaethic.  (pages 121-153)Terry Horgan & Mark Timmons
Reason in Hume's dialogues.  (pages 121-134)C. N. Keen
Story Size.  (pages 121-137)Ben Blumson
Trivalence and absurdity.  (pages 121-128)George Englebretsen
Postscript to "mad pain and Martian pain".  (pages 122-133)David K. Lewis
Truth and Progress.  (pages 122-137)Rorty Richard
Being and Time and the Ancient Philosophical Tradition of Care for the Self: A Tense or Harmonious Relationship?  (pages 123-144)Annie Larivée
Demonstrative sense and rigidity.  (pages 123-133)Vojislav Bozickovic
Does Global Democracy Require a World State?  (pages 123-153)Eva Erman
The Awful English Language.  (pages 123-154)Hans-Johann Glock
The new representationalism: A reply to Pitson.  (pages 125-139)Edmond Leo Wright
“Mpp, Rip” Rip.  (pages 125-131)Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
Andrew Gleeson, A Frightening Love: Recasting the Problem of Evil (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2012).  (pages 127 - 131)Mikel Burley
Eyeballing evil: Some epistemic principles.  (pages 127-137)Bruce Langtry
Minimalism and the unbearable lightness of being.  (pages 127-139)John Divers & Alexander Miller
Whither compatibilism: A query for Lycan.  (pages 127-131)James E. Tomberlin
Is There Potential in Potentiality?  (pages 129-147)Gerald Lang
Meaning and other non-biological categories.  (pages 129-150)Josefa Toribio
Semantic character and expressive content.  (pages 129-146)Rockney Jacobsen
Tayloring Reformed Epistemology: Charles Taylor, Alvin Plantinga and the De Jure Challenge to Christian Belief , by Deane-Peter Baker.  (pages 129-131)Jean Bethke Elshtain
What is a physical event?  (pages 129-135)Dalia Drai
What is the philosophical significance of Sen's 'Liberal Paradox'?  (pages 129-147)Greg Fried
A student's hope: Universities in the service of the community.  (pages 131-146)Max Price
Sensuous content.  (pages 131-54)J. Christopher Maloney
Virtue Ethics and Elitism.  (pages 131-155)Frans Svensson
Action-Awareness and the Active Mind.  (pages 133-156)Peter Carruthers
Amicably Deceived.  (pages 133-158)Anthony Carreras
Compatibilism now and forever: A reply to Tomberlin.  (pages 133-139)William G. Lycan
Concern for counterparts.  (pages 133-140)Richard B. Miller
Instrumentally Rational Myopic Planning.  (pages 133-145)Chrisoula Andreou
It's immaterial (a reply to Sinnott-armstrong).  (pages 133-136)William G. Lycan
What are the facts of the matter? A Response to Timothy Costelloe on The Lives of Animals.  (pages 133-139)Grace Clement
Wittgenstein and the Possibility of Inexplicably Losing Certainties.  (pages 133-150)José María Ariso
Free Will and Reactive Attitudes: Perspectives on P. F. Strawson's 'Freedom and Resentment' , edited by Michael McKenna and Paul Russell. [REVIEW]  (pages 135-140)Lindsay Kelland
Inference and experience in Hume's enquiry.  (pages 135-140)H. A. Nielsen
Unsound sentiment: A critique of Kivy's 'emotive formalism'.  (pages 135-147)Derek Matravers
A Defense of Kwame Gyekye’s Moderate Communitarianism.  (pages 137-158)Kibujjo M. Kalumba
A problem with the minimalist theory of truth.  (pages 137-138)Anton Mikel
Aristotle's Criticism of Plato's Form of the Good: Ethics Without Metaphysics?  (pages 137-160)Gerasimos Santas
Making it totally explicit.  (pages 137-170)Janice L. Dowell
Disjunctivism and the Ethics of Disbelief.  (pages 139-163)Marc Champagne
Epistemic competence.  (pages 139-167)David K. Henderson
How well does direct reference semantics fit with pragmatics?  (pages 139-148)David Lumsden
Morality and modality.  (pages 139-153)Torbjörn Tännsjö
Ubuntu, Cosmopolitanism, and Distribution of Natural Resources.  (pages 139-162)Edwin Etieyibo
(7) law and causality.  (pages 140-163)Frank Ramsey
Universals of Law and of Fact.  (pages 140-144)Frank Plumpton Ramsey
Aesthetic Consolation in an Age of Extinction.  (pages 141-162)Robert S. Fudge
Can occurrent belief be programmed?  (pages 141-153)Steven Mandelker
Classical logic and truth-value gaps.  (pages 141-150)Philip Hugly & Charles Sayward
Constitutive theories of self-knowledge and the regress problem.  (pages 141-48)R. Greene
Ideology—the public and the private.  (pages 141-152)Jeremy Cronin
Is English infinite?  (pages 141-151)Charles Sayward
Personal identity, potentiality and abortion.  (pages 141-149)Robert Elliot
Persuasion and Rhetoric , by Carlo Michelstaedter, edited and translated by Wilhelm Snyman and Giuseppe Stellardi.  (pages 141-145)Adriano Palma
Just war theory: The case of south Africa.  (pages 143-161)S. R. Miller
Predictive failure.  (pages 143-168)Ian Ravenscroft
Choice and Luck in Recent Egalitarian Thought.  (pages 145-167)Timothy Hinton
Demystifying Meaning.  (pages 145-167)Guy Longworth
You Needn't Be Simple.  (pages 145-160)Andrew M. Bailey
The Wal-Mart Phenomenon: Resisting Neo-Liberal Power, Through Art, Design and Theory , edited by Benda Hofmeyr.  (pages 146-154)Gerhard Schoeman
Did Marx Really Think That Capitalism Is Unjust?  (pages 147-177)Nigel Pleasants
Ethics, reference, and natural kinds.  (pages 147-63)Eric H. Gampel
The 'compositional rigidity' of recognitionality.  (pages 147-169)Darragh Byrne
Up the ivory tower: In search of relevance?  (pages 147-172)N. T. Chideya
A Vindication of Strong Aesthetic Supervenience.  (pages 149-171)Robert Fudge
Conditionals and biconditionals in constitutive theories of self-knowledge.  (pages 149-55)Tom Stoneham
Evil for Freedom’s Sake.  (pages 149-172)David K. Lewis
Socratic akratic action.  (pages 149-159)Alfred R. Mele
The Positive Function of Evil?  (pages 149-165)Michael Levine
Branching and (in)determinism.  (pages 151-173)Jiri Benovsky
Intentions and self-referential content.  (pages 151-166)Tomis Kapitan
Kripke on necessity and identity.  (pages 151-159)Philip Hugly & Charles Sayward
Moore's Missing Principle.  (pages 151-161)Steven Luper
Probability, likelihood and support: A metamathematical approach to a system of axioms for upper and lower degrees of belief.  (pages 153-161)A. I. Dale
Talk and thought.  (pages 153-170)John Heil
Troubles for new wave moral semantics: The 'open question argument' revived.  (pages 153-175)Terence Horgan & Mark Timmons
How Egalitarian is Rawls's Theory of Justice?  (pages 155-181)Ian Hunt
Infinite regress arguments.  (pages 155-164)Timothy Joseph Day
Linguistic Justice and Analytic Philosophy.  (pages 155-182)Francesco Chiesa & Anna Elisabetta Galeotti
Obligations, Aspectual Actions, and Circumstances.  (pages 155-170)Hector-Neri Castañeda
Pollock's reply to the sceptic.  (pages 155-172)G. R. McLean
Territorial Loss as a Challenge for World Governance.  (pages 155-178)Joachim Wündisch
WAMs: Why Worry?  (pages 155 - 177)Peter Baumann
Why Only Perfection Is Good Enough.  (pages 155-158)Nicholas Everitt
Eating Meat and Reading Diamond.  (pages 157-175)Andrew Gleeson
Ontological Order in Scientific Explanation.  (pages 157-170)Seungbae Park
Why Justice Matters.  (pages 157-181)Ian Hunt
In Defense of Common Content.  (pages 159-188)Michael O'Rourke
The Essential Tension in Phenomenal Consciousness.  (pages 159-190)Søren Harnow Klausen
Token Causal Powers.  (pages 159-180)Jeff Engelhardt
Is the repugnant conclusion repugnant?  (pages 161-177)Jesper Ryberg
Moral Realism, Moral Disagreement, and Moral Psychology.  (pages 161-190)Simon Fitzpatrick
On morality's dethronement.  (pages 161-180)Ishtiyaque Haji
Why the theory of knowledge isn't the same as epistemology and what it might be instead.  (pages 161-168)Jay F. Rosenberg
Critical notice: Thought thinking against itself.  (pages 162-165)Johannes Degenaar
Global Justice as Process: Applying Normative Ideals of Indigenous African Governance.  (pages 163-189)Helen Lauer
Obligation Incompatibilism and Blameworthiness.  (pages 163-185)Ishtiyaque Haji
Thoughts.  (pages 163-189)David Woodruff Smith
De-mystieylng situations.  (pages 165-178)B. H. Slater
Endless Future: A Persistent Thorn in the Kalām Cosmological Argument.  (pages 165-187)Yishai Cohen
The nature of number.  (pages 165-186)Peter Forrest & D. M. Armstrong
Louise du Toit, A Philosophical Investigation of Rape: the Making and Unmaking of the Feminine Self (Routledge: 2009). [REVIEW]  (pages 167-175)Lindsay Kelland
What we can say about what we can do: A defense of the conditional analysis of 'can'.  (pages 167-182)Jan Thomas
BELLIOTTI, Raymond A. Blood is Thicker than Water: Don't Forsake the Family Jewels COOPER, David E. LESLIE, John Demons, Vats and the Cosmos MACDONALD, Ian Group Rights.  (pages 169-177)Index to Volume Xviii
Democratic equality and the problem of persistent minorities.  (pages 169-190)Thomas Christiano
Demons, vats and the cosmos.  (pages 169-188)John Leslie
The indexical nature of sensory concepts.  (pages 169-181)John O'Dea
The value of epistemology: A defense.  (pages 169-185)James E. Taylor
Two Conceptions of Inequality.  (pages 169–199)Caj Strandberg
Internalism, (Super)fragile Reasons, and the Conditional Fallacy.  (pages 171-184)Teresa Robertson
Mill on voluntary self-enslavement.  (pages 171-183)Mark Strasser
Pure Russellianism.  (pages 171-202)Sean Crawford
Space, Supervenence and Entailment.  (pages 171-184)Sophie C. Gibb
The Metaphysics of Utilitarianism.  (pages 171-184)Robert Pargetter
The location of pains.  (pages 171-205)David Bain
Academic excellence, community colleges and administrative efficiency.  (pages 173-189)D. S. Henderson
Choice and Culpability.  (pages 173-188)Dylan Brian Futter
Does the free will debate rest on a mistake?  (pages 173-88)Saul Smilansky
Full-time objections to part-time objects.  (pages 173-181)Michael F. Patton
Chancy causation.  (pages 175-184)D. K. Lewis
Intuitions as Evidence, Philosophical Expertise and the Developmental Challenge.  (pages 175-207)Steve Clarke
Joshua Glasgow, A Theory of Race (New York: Routledge, 2009).  (pages 175-179)Tom Martin
Sorites paradoxes and the transition question.  (pages 177-190)Mark Sainsbury
Being Gay and African: A Contradiction in Being?  (pages 179-202)Martin Odei Ajei
Emotional Feelings.  (pages 179 - 205)Tim Bloser
Skepticism and perceptual content.  (pages 179-194)Ümit D. Yalçin
The intended/foreseen distinction's ethical relevance.  (pages 179-188)Thomas A. Cavanaugh
Unmoored: Mortal Harm and Mortal Fear.  (pages 179-209)Kathy Behrendt
Good Advice.  (pages 181-207)Patrick Fleming
Patterns and descriptions.  (pages 181-202)Denny E. Bradshaw
Patterns and descriptions.  (pages 181-202)D. E. Bradshaw
Projection and Pretence in Ethics.  (pages 181-208)Edmund Dain
Abstract Artifacts in Pretence.  (pages 183-198)Sarah Sawyer
Can God replace the actual world by a better one?  (pages 183-192)Bruce Langtry
Hospitableness.  (pages 183-196)Elizabeth Telfer
Personal Identity, the Causal Condition, and the Simple View.  (pages 183-208)Steve Matthews
What's Wrong with Ostrich Nominalism?  (pages 183-217)Howard Peacock
Who Gets a Place in Person-Space?  (pages 183-198)Simon Beck & Oritsegbubemi Oyowe
A Pragmatist Spin on Analytical Marxism and Methodological Individualism.  (pages 185-211)Chandra Kumar
Liberty, Autonomy, Toleration.  (pages 185--196)Peter Dalton
Public goods and political authority.  (pages 185-191)David Schmidtz
Reply to Robertson.  (pages 185-191)David Sobel
Truth-makers and Geometrical Inference: Reply to Gibb.  (pages 185-191)Robin le Poidevin
Brains are not conscious.  (pages 187-93)John L. Tienson
From toothache to embarrassment: Wittgenstein on emotion.  (pages 187-206)Paul Tomassi
What is Desirable About Having a Child with a Romantic Partner?  (pages 187-210)Marcus William Hunt
Can Comparative Desert do Without Equality?  (pages 189-205)Kerah Gordon-Solmon
Counterfactuals, causation, and overdetermination.  (pages 189-202)Sara Worley
Must the Family Be Just?  (pages 189-221)Brian Penrose
Soft determinism and how we become responsible for the past.  (pages 189-201)Torbjörn Tännsjö
Supervenience physicalism: Meeting the demands of determination and explanation.  (pages 189-208)Thomas Gardner
To interpret, or to be omniscient.  (pages 189-198)Wai-Hung Wong
Death, Betrayal, and a Guardian Angel.  (pages 191-210)Justin A. Capes
Decolonising Knowledge Here and Now.  (pages 191-212)Veli Mitova
Research priorities and the university community.  (pages 191-207)J. V. O. Reid
Thank goodness that's non-actual.  (pages 191-213)Philip Percival
The debate over the so-called reality of moral dilemmas.  (pages 191-211)Daniel Statman
Towards a political ethic: Exploring the boundaries of a moral politics.  (pages 191-215)Stephen de Wijze
What is a Wittgensteinian Neo-Platonist?–Iris Murdoch, Metaphysics and Metaphor.  (pages 191-225)Nora Hämäläinen
Logic in 3D: Opeating with Words in Philosophical Investigations.  (pages 193-204)Kelly Dean Jolley
Many-one identity.  (pages 193-216)Donald L. M. Baxter
Mercy and desert.  (pages 193-201)Andrew Brien
Social Groups, Explanation and Ontological Holism.  (pages 193-224)Paul Sheehy
Dispositional essentialism; alive and well.  (pages 195-201)Erik Anderson
Ross on the sense of duty.  (pages 195-207)Mark Strasser
Equality, yes surely; but Justice?  (pages 197-204)Antony Flew
Rationality and non-trivial universalizability.  (pages 197-207)George Carlson
Aesthetic and Ethical Mediocrity in Art.  (pages 199-215)Katherine Thomson
Learning, Acquired Dispositions and the Humean Theory of Motivation.  (pages 199-233)Christos Douskos
Naturalizing Lehrer's coherentism.  (pages 199-213)Jane Duran
Introduction.  (pages 201-204)Richard H. Bell
Do we believe in penal substitution?  (pages 203 - 209)David K. Lewis
Harman, ethical naturalism, and token-token identity.  (pages 203-205)Stephen J. Sullivan
Humanness and Harmony: Thad Metz on Ubuntu.  (pages 203-237)Lucy Allais
It's immaterial.  (pages 203-206)William G. Lycan
Language acquisition: Growth or learning?  (pages 203-240)Geoffrey Sampson
Sex, Disorder and Perversion.  (pages 203-229)Francis Williamson
Troubles for Michael Smith's metaethical rationalism.  (pages 203-231)Terry Horgan & Mark Timmons
African Philosophy and the Analytic Tradition.  (pages 205-213)Emmanuel Chukwudi Eze
The Method of Reflective Equilibrium: Wide, Radical, Fallible, Plausible.  (pages 205-229)Carl Knight
Review of Indian Philosophy in English.  (pages 206-212)Balaganapathi Devarakonda
Is there a Puzzle about Water?  (pages 207-218)Hagit Benbaji
No Physical Particles for a Dispositional Monist?  (pages 207-232)Baptiste Le Bihan
Refuting Polonius: Sincerity, Authenticity, and 'Shtick'.  (pages 207 - 231)Lauren Bialystok
Habits-Expressivism About Epistemic Justification.  (pages 209 - 237)Christos Kyriacou
Let's make a deal.  (pages 209-222)Terence Horgan
Omissions and Preventions as Cases of Genuine Causation.  (pages 209-233)Ian Hunt
On the Distinction Between Cause-Cause Exclusion and Cause-Supervenience Exclusion.  (pages 209-238)Jens Harbecke
Philosophy as Paradigms: An Account of a Contextual Metaphilosophical Perspective.  (pages 209-239)Dimitris Gakis
Possible Worlds: Structure and Stuff.  (pages 209-237)Manuel Pérez Otero
Putnam's model-theoretic argument, natural realism, and the standard conception of theories.  (pages 209-233)Gregory Landini
Six prickly Pears for our universities.  (pages 209-219)David Welsh
Distance and Dissimilarity.  (pages 211-239)Ben Blumson
Is Meaning in Life Constituted by Value or Intelligibility?  (pages 211-234)Iddo Landau
Mental Excess and the Constitution View of Persons.  (pages 211-243)Robert Francescotti
Semicompatibilism and anomalous monism.  (pages 211-231)Walter Glannon
Concepts, Attention, and Perception.  (pages 213-242)Charles Pelling
Philosophy and the Human.  (pages 213-214)Charles Taylor
Rights and utilitarianism.  (pages 213-224)R. E. Ewin
Whither Epistemic Decolonization.  (pages 213-231)Bernard Matolino
Belonging to the Ultra-Faithful: A Response to Eze.  (pages 215-222)Ward E. Jones
Elementary Formal Semantics for English Tense and Aspect.  (pages 215-241)Michael Pendlebury
Introduction.  (pages 217-225)Andrew Hampton Gleeson
Roderick Chisholm and the problem of the criterion.  (pages 217-229)Robert P. Amico
The epsilon calculus' problematic.  (pages 217-242)B. H. Slater
The Content of Emotional Thoughts.  (pages 219-243)Tim Bloser
The Motivational Role of Belief.  (pages 219 - 246)Neil Van Leeuwen
The Motivational Role of Belief.  (pages 219-246)D. S. Neil Van Leeuwen
Five themes in search of an orchestra.  (pages 221-226)W. D. Hammond-Tooke
A Note on Eze.  (pages 223-225)P. H. Coetzee
When Are Events Parts?  (pages 223-247)Elias E. Savellos
Book Review: Damien Cox, Marguerite La Caze and Michael P. Levine, Integrity and the Fragile Self Ashgate, 2003. [REVIEW]  (pages 225-234)Samantha Vice
A Priori Conditionals and the Conceivability of Zombies.  (pages 227-253)Raamy Majeed
Democracy by Consensus: Some Conceptual Considerations.  (pages 227-244)Kwasi Wiredu
International perspectives on education for development.  (pages 227-260)John Turner
What if x isn't the number of sheep? Wittgenstein and Thought-Experiments in Ethics.  (pages 227-250)Cora Diamond
Reply to Amico on the problem of the criterion.  (pages 231-234)Roderick M. Chisholm
The Possibility of Inductive Moral Arguments.  (pages 231-246)Mark T. Nelson
Are Lives Worth Creating?  (pages 233-255)Thaddeus Metz
Epistemic Agency Under Oppression.  (pages 233-251)Gaile Pohlhaus
Forgiveness or Fairness?  (pages 233-260)Krista K. Thomason
Minimalism versus quasi-realism: Why the minimalist has a dialectical advantage.  (pages 233-239)Alan Thomas
In Defense of Rawlsian Fair Equality of Opportunity.  (pages 235-263)Lars Lindblom
Introduction.  (pages 235-241)Matthew Kieran
Nietzsche’s Theory of Empathy.  (pages 235-280)Vasfi O. Özen
On Putnam's counterexample toa theory of counterfactuals.  (pages 235-239)Igal Kvart
Reply to Chisholm on the problem of the criterion.  (pages 235-236)Robert P. Amico
Revisiting Nagel on altruism.  (pages 235-259)Brian K. Powell
'Happenings Outside One's Moral Self': Reflections on Utilitarianism and Moral Emotion.  (pages 239-258)Edward Harcourt
'Happenings Outside One's Moral Self': Reflections on Utilitarianism and Moral Emotion: Bernard Williams,'A Critique of Utilitarianism', in JJC Smart and Bernard Williams, Utilitarianism: For and Against 1977.  (pages 239-258)Edward Harcourt
Ineffability, signification and the meaning of life.  (pages 239-255)Roy W. Perrett
Some Reflections on the Stability of Liberal Democracy.  (pages 239-264)Katarzyna Eliasz & Wojciech Załuski
Welfare over Time and the Case for Holism.  (pages 239 - 265)Jason R. Raibley
Interpreting Ecofeminist Environmentalism in African Communitarian Philosophy and Ubuntu: An Alternative to Anthropocentrism.  (pages 241-264)Munamato Chemhuru
Understanding Real and Fictional Persons: Narrative Negotiations Seen Through Cognitive Poetics.  (pages 241-265)Alfonso Muñoz-Corcuera
What is civil disobedience?  (pages 241-259)J. Angelo Corlett
What's wrong with impossible objects?  (pages 241-251)Kenneth J. Perszyk
Collective Omissions and Responsibility.  (pages 243-261)Björn Petersson
Fiction and Conviction.  (pages 243-260)Simon Blackburn
General causal propensities, classical and quantum probabilities.  (pages 243-258)David Sapire
Introduction.  (pages 243-250)Ward E. Jones
Introduction.  (pages 243-250)Ward E. Jones & Thomas Martin
The 3d/4d controversy and non-present objects.  (pages 243-249)Ned Markosian
African Tradition, Philosophy, and Modernization.  (pages 245-259)Polycarp Ikuenobe
Murdoch, Moral Concepts, and the Universalizability of Moral Reasons.  (pages 245-271)Mark Hopwood
The Doubling Undone? Double Effect in Recent Medical Ethics.  (pages 245-270)Jla Garcia
Engaging with Pike: God, Freedom, and Time.  (pages 247-270)John Martin Fischer, Patrick Todd & Neal Tognazzini
How to Think About Virtue and Right.  (pages 247-265)Valerie Tiberius
Moral Escapism and Applied Ethics.  (pages 251-270)Lars Hertzberg
Stereotypes And Stereotyping: A Moral Analysis.  (pages 251-289)Lawrence Blum
Autonomy or integrity: A reply to Slote.  (pages 253-263)Margaret Urban Walker
Towards A Plausible Account of Epistemic Decolonisation.  (pages 253-278)Abraham T. Tobi
Definite Descriptions and Semantic Pluralism.  (pages 255-284)Brendan Murday
Hedonism and the Experience Machine.  (pages 257 - 278)Alex Barber
W.B. Gallie and Essentially Contested Concepts.  (pages 257-270)David-Hillel Ruben
Mothers and Independent Citizens: Making Sense of Wollstonecraft's Supposed Essentialism.  (pages 259 - 284)Sandrine Berges
Why this world?  (pages 259-273)David Brooks
Doing the Impossible: The Trace of the Other Between Eulogy and Deconstruction.  (pages 261-276)Michael Weinman
Ignorance and Virtue.  (pages 261-272)Ronald Sandler
Kwame Anthony Appiah—The Triumph of Liberalism.  (pages 261-287)P. H. Coetzee
Narrative, Identity and Moral Philosophy.  (pages 261-277)Raimond Gaita
Free Thinking for Expressivists.  (pages 263-287)Neil Sinclair
Blood is thicker than water: Don't forsake the family jewels.  (pages 265-280)Raymond A. Belliotti
Can Compositionality Solve the Thought-or-Language Problem?  (pages 265-291)Raquel Krempel
Can Only Human Lives Be Meaningful?  (pages 265-297)Joshua Lewis Thomas
The Idea of Capital in Bourdieu and Marx.  (pages 265-293)Amir Mohseni
Psychological Deprogramming–Reprogramming and the Right Kind of Cause.  (pages 267-288)Andrew Naylor
Taking Something as a Reason for Action.  (pages 267-304)Markus E. Schlosser
Violinists Run Amuck in South Dakota: Screen Doors Down in the Badlands!  (pages 267-281)Damian Cox & Michael Levine
Improving the Metaphysical Argument Against Free Will.  (pages 271-294)Noel Hendrickson
Islam and the West: A Conversation with Jacques Derrida , by Mustapha Chérif. [REVIEW]  (pages 271-279)David Frost
Patterns, Particularism and Seeing the Similarity.  (pages 271-291)Michael Luntley
The Geometry of Violence: Africa, Girard, Modernity , by Leonhard Praeg.  (pages 271-276)Louise du Toit
Credence and Correctness: In Defense of Credal Reductivism.  (pages 273-296)Matthew Brandon Lee
In defence of agent-based virtue ethics.  (pages 273-288)Liezl van Zyl
Joint action.  (pages 275-297)Seumas Miller
Postscript to truth in fiction.  (pages 276-280)David Lewis
Robert Brandom , by Jeremy Wanderer.  (pages 277-284)Andrew Jorgensen
The Function and Intentionality of Cartesian Émotions.  (pages 277-319)Abel B. Franco
Epistemic Decolonization as Overcoming the Hermeneutical Injustice of Eurocentrism.  (pages 279-304)Lerato Posholi
Introduction to Special Issue on the Problem of the Criterion.  (pages 279-283)Mark T. Nelson
The emplotted self: Self-deception and self-knowledge.  (pages 279-300)Rachel Brown
Introduction.  (pages 281-287)Lucy Allais
This Quintessence of Dust - Consciousness Explained, at Thirty.  (pages 281-308)Jared Warren
Introduction.  (pages 283-291)Paul Voice
Biting the Bullet on Moral Twin Earth.  (pages 285-309)Michael Rubin
Honor War Theory: Romance or Reality?  (pages 285 - 313)Daniel Demetriou
Introduction: Meaning/s of Rape in War and Peace.  (pages 285-305)Louise du Toit
Summary ofReflective Knowledge.  (pages 285-285)Ernest Sosa
Sosa, Certainty and the Problem of the Criterion.  (pages 287-304)Michael DePaul
Epicurean Wills, Empty Hopes, and the Problem of Post Mortem Concern.  (pages 289-315)Bill Wringe
Hatred as an Attitude.  (pages 289-313)Thomas Brudholm
On Planning: Toward a Natural History of Goal Attainment.  (pages 289-317)Mariam Thalos
The New Rationalism.  (pages 289-305)Brad Majors
Witchcraft, Science and the Skeptical Inquirer: Conversations with the late Prof. Peter Bodunrin.  (pages 289-306)Albert Mosley
The Power Of Ignorance.  (pages 291-308)Lorraine Code
Ethics in the Light Of Wittgenstein.  (pages 293-321)Stephen Mulhall
Imagining Other Lives.  (pages 293-325)Catriona Mackenzie
Wonder, Mystery, and Meaning.  (pages 293-319)Anders Schinkel
Conceptual Analysis and African Philosophy.  (pages 295-318)Michael Omoge
The Myth of Innocence: On Collective Responsibility and Collective Punishment.  (pages 295-314)Torbjörn Tännsjö
Salience, Imagination, and Moral Luck.  (pages 297-313)Nathan Stout
Persons, Simplicity, and Substance.  (pages 299-311)Eric Yang
Rationalising belief.  (pages 299-314)Mark Leon
One's Remembered Past: Narrative Thinking, Emotion, and the External Perspective.  (pages 301-319)Peter Goldie
Colour Eliminativism or Colour Relativism?  (pages 305 - 321)Berit Brogaard
Reflective Knowledge and Epistemic Circularity.  (pages 305-325)C. S. I. Jenkins
‘Civility’ and the Civilizing Project.  (pages 305-337)Nora Berenstain
Exploiting the Dignity of the Vulnerable Body: Rape as a Weapon of War.  (pages 307-325)Debra Bergoffen
On Believing in Witches.  (pages 307-318)Heikki Saari
Believing Badly.  (pages 309-328)Damian Cox & Michael Levine
Safety and Unawareness of Error-Possibility.  (pages 309-337)Haicheng Zhao
Global Health and Global Health Ethics.  (pages 311-315)Christopher Lowry
Introduction.  (pages 311-329)Thaddeus Metz
Theorised to Death: Diagnosing the Social Pseudosciences.  (pages 313-332)Jon Orman
A Defense of Restricted Phenomenal Conservatism.  (pages 315 - 340)Harold Langsam
De Se Content and Action Generalisation.  (pages 315-344)Víctor M. Verdejo
Justice and Retaliation.  (pages 315-341)Stephen Darwall
Sense, Description and the Necessary A Posteriori.  (pages 315-338)Finn Spicer
Encomium of the Ordinary: Remarks on Hosseini’s Wittgenstein.  (pages 317-333)Dylan B. Futter
Luck, the Range of Obligations, and Frankfurt Examples.  (pages 317-344)Ishtiyaque Haji
Intuitionism, Constructive Interpretation, and Cricket.  (pages 319-331)Simon Beck
Regret Is Born Where Choice Dies.  (pages 319-332)Shane Ryan
Believable Evidence.  (pages 321-325)Tess Dewhurst
Leading Lives: On Happiness and Narrative Meaning.  (pages 321-343)Johan Brännmark
The Art Type Theory of Art.  (pages 321-343)Robert S. Fudge
H.P.P. [Hennie] Lötter, Poverty, Ethics and Justice (Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2011). [REVIEW]  (pages 323 - 329)Rosa Terlazzo
Whose Ethics? Which Wittgenstein?  (pages 323-342)Duncan Richter
Ambivalence: A Philosophical Exploration. [REVIEW]  (pages 325-333)Lindsay Kelland
A New Epistemology of Rape?1.  (pages 327-345)Lorraine Code
Epistemic Circularity and the Problem of Cheap Credit.  (pages 327-340)Anne Https://Orcidorg Meylan
Pluralism, Imagination, and Estrangement.  (pages 327-365)Lisa Rivera
Friendship and Belief.  (pages 329-351)Simon Keller
Intrinsic value and meaningful life.  (pages 331-355)Robert Audi
Introduction.  (pages 331-333)Tom Martin & Samantha Vice
A New Understanding of the First-Person and Third-Person Perspectives.  (pages 333-371)Alla Choifer
The Evolution of Moral Standing Without Supervenience.  (pages 333-349)Brian Zamulinski
Age and Agency.  (pages 335-369)Veli Mitova
Anger and Forgiveness: Resentment, Generosity, Justice. [REVIEW]  (pages 335-341)Mary Carman
Self-Defense, Forfeiture and Necessity.  (pages 335-358)David Alm
Introduction: A Thicker Epistemology?  (pages 337-343)Ben Kotzee & Jeremy Wanderer
Cognitive Confinement, Embodied Sense-Making, and the (De)Colonization of Knowledge.  (pages 339-364)Konrad Werner
Introduction.  (pages 339-341)Rachel Cooper & Chris Megone
Reasons in Action.  (pages 341 - 368)Michael Pendlebury
Replies.  (pages 341 - 358)Ernest Sosa
A Problem for Deontic Doxastic Constitutivism.  (pages 343-364)Davide Fassio
Beyond Naturalism and Normativism: Reconceiving the 'Disease' Debate.  (pages 343-370)Jeremy Simon
The Retributive Emotions: Passions and Pains of Punishment.  (pages 343-371)Jules Holroyd
Folk psychological narratives and the case of autism.  (pages 345-361)Daniel D. Hutto
Fundamental Hope and Practical Identity.  (pages 345–371)Claudia Blöser & Titus Stahl
The Genealogy of Epistemic Virtue Concepts.  (pages 345-369)Alan Thomas
The Morality of Motorcycling.  (pages 345-363)Meshi Ori
Wittgenstein's Anti-Platonism and Benacerraf's Challenge.  (pages 345-376)Silvio Mota Pinto
Introduction: Public and Private Disruption in the Twenty-First Century.  (pages 347-356)Christopher Allsobrook
Rape and Silence in J.M. Coetzee's Disgrace.  (pages 347-362)Graham St John Stott
Corporal Punishment: A Philosophical Assessment. [REVIEW]  (pages 351-355)Dr Gunter Graf
Corporal Punishment: A Philosophical Assessment.  (pages 351-355)Gunter Graf
Epistemic Value and the Primacy of What We Care About.  (pages 353-377)Linda Zagzebski
Family History.  (pages 357-378)J. David Velleman
Freedom from Black Governmentality under Privatized Apartheid.  (pages 357-386)Thozamile Zolisa Mtyalela & Christopher Allsobrook
Moral Responsibility and Character Formation.  (pages 357-365)D. Goldstick
Localism vs. Individualism for the Scientific Realism Debate.  (pages 359-377)Seungbae Park
The Sceptic's Tools: Circularity and Infinite Regress.  (pages 359-369)Jan Willem Wieland
In Defense of Self-Defense.  (pages 363-380)Ann J. Cahill
Making Road Traffic Safer: Reply to Ori.  (pages 365-375)Sven Ove Hansson
The Ethics of Reflexivity: Pride, Self-Sufficiency, and Modesty.  (pages 365-399)Jeremy Fischer
‘Becoming’ Romeo.  (pages 365-396)Yuchen Guo
'To Think Representatively': Arendt on Judgment and the Imagination.  (pages 367-385)Maurizio Passerin D. Entreves
Is Blame a Moral Attitude?  (pages 367-401)Roger G. López
‘To Think Representatively’: Arendt on Judgment and the Imagination.  (pages 367-385)Maurizio Passerin D'Entrèves
Bare Ontology and Social Death.  (pages 369 - 389)Paul C. Taylor
Realism and Anti-Realism about Mental Illness.  (pages 371-397)Anthony Wrigley
Skeptics Can Win (But Almost Never Will).  (pages 371-394)Timothy Pickavance
The Question of Ageing.  (pages 371-396)John Cottingham
Trustworthiness.  (pages 371-387)Catherine Z. Elgin
Armstrong on Probabilistic Laws of Nature.  (pages 373-387)Jonathan D. Jacobs & Robert J. Hartman
Beyond Belief: Toward a Theory of the Reactive Attitudes.  (pages 373-399)Elisa A. Hurley & Coleen Macnamara
The Monogamous Conception of Romantic Love and Western Critiques of Polygamy in African Traditions.  (pages 373-401)Polycarp Ikuenobe
Motorcycling as a Moral Improvement: A Response to Hansson.  (pages 377-387)Meshi Ori
Sibley on ‘Beautiful’ and ‘Ugly’.  (pages 377-404)Andrea Sauchelli
Free Will, Death, and Immortality: The Role of Narrative.  (pages 379-403)John Martin Fischer
Projective Adaptivism.  (pages 379-402)Leonid Tarasov
A Heinous Act.  (pages 381-399)Don Berkich
Imagination and Politics in Iris Murdoch's Moral Philosophy.  (pages 387-411)Bridget Clarke
Public Goods as Obligatory Bridges between the Public and the Private.  (pages 387-405)Angela Kallhoff
Cosmopsychism: A Holistic Approach to the Metaphysics of Experience.  (pages 389-437)Itay Shani
Slim Epistemology with a Thick Skin.  (pages 389-412)Pekka Väyrynen
‘Reflections on Little Rock’ and Reflective Judgment.  (pages 389-441)Franco Palazzi
Ethics at the Cinema.  (pages 391 - 397)Maximilian de Gaynesford
Explanationist Plasticity and the Problem of the Criterion.  (pages 395-419)Ted Poston
Luck and the Limits of Equality.  (pages 397-429)Matthew T. Jeffers
Respecting One's Elders: In Search of an Ontological Explanation for the Asymmetry Between the Proper Treatment of Dependent Adults and Children.  (pages 397-419)Audrey L. Anton
Mental Illness, Metaphysics, Facts and Values.  (pages 399-426)Chris Megone
Absences as Latent Potentialities.  (pages 401-435)David Hommen
On Shamelessness.  (pages 401-425)Michelle Mason
Sources of the Self as an Argument for Theism.  (pages 401-416)Deane-Peter Baker
Life Meaning and Sign Meaning.  (pages 403-427)Charles Repp
Sometimes I Am Fictional: Narrative and Identification.  (pages 403-425)Alfonso Muñoz-Corcuera
The Lump Sum: A Theory of Modal Parts.  (pages 403-435)Meg Wallace
Morality and a Meaningful Life.  (pages 405-427)Laurence Thomas
Virtuous Condonation.  (pages 405-428)Geoffrey Scarre
Citizenship from the Couch: Public Engagement and Private Norms in the COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond.  (pages 407-434)Christine Hobden & Heidi Matisonn
Hope as a Political Virtue.  (pages 413-433)Darrel Moellendorf
Just the Right Thickness: A Defense of Second-Wave Virtue Epistemology.  (pages 413-434)Guy Axtell & J. Adam Carter
A Late Medieval Dispute about the Conditions for Knowledge.  (pages 421-438)David B. Martens
Timely Death.  (pages 421-434)Roger Scruton
Anything Can Be Meaningful.  (pages 427-455)Chad Mason Stevenson
Aristotelian Accounts of Disease—What are they good for?  (pages 427-442)Rachel Cooper
Humility and Understanding.  (pages 427-455)Brian Penrose
Achievement and the Meaningfulness of Life.  (pages 429-442)Laurence James
Rationalism vs. Sentimentalism: Reviewing Price's Review.  (pages 429-445)Jonas Olson
Reasons As Evidence Against Ought-Nots.  (pages 431-455)Kok Yong Lee
Anscombe on the Moral Ought and Moral Corruption.  (pages 435-455)Olli Lagerspetz
Digital Tools and COVID-19: Shifting Public–Private Boundaries.  (pages 435-463)Anton Vedder, Anastasia Siapka, Ilaria Buri & Erik Kamenjašević
Metaethics Meets Virtue Epistemology: Salvaging Disagreement about the Epistemically Thick.  (pages 435-454)Heather Battaly
The Art of Dying.  (pages 435-454)Ward E. Jones
Characterizing the Imaginative Attitude.  (pages 437-469)Nicholas Wiltsher
The Communal Basis for Moral Dignity: An African Perspective.  (pages 437-469)Polycarp A. Ikuenobe
Jack Ritchie,Understanding Naturalism(Acumen, 2008).  (pages 439-445)David Spurrett
Meaning In Life.  (pages 439-444)Garrett Thomson
Epidemic Depression and Burtonian Melancholy.  (pages 443-464)Jennifer Radden
On Luck, Responsibility and the Meaning of Life.  (pages 443-458)Berit Brogaard & Barry Smith
Unger's Argument from Absolute Terms.  (pages 443-461)Gregory Stoutenburg
Review of Leonhard Praeg, A Report on Ubuntu, and of Leonhard Praeg and Siphokazi Magadla (eds), Ubuntu: Curating the Archive. [REVIEW]  (pages 447-453)Thaddeus Metz
Is 'Education' a Thick Epistemic Concept?  (pages 455-469)Harvey Siegel
Life Extension and Mental Ageing.  (pages 455-477)Christopher Wareham
How Manipulation Arguments Mischaracterize Determinism.  (pages 457-475)Paul Torek
How Manipulation Arguments Mischaracterize Determinism (author's original manuscript).  (pages 457-475)Paul Torek
Mill on the Cultivation of Feeling.  (pages 457-472)Alan Millar
The Predicament That Wasn’t: A Reply to Benatar.  (pages 457-484)Christine Vitrano
Review of David Benatar, Life, Death, and Meaning. [REVIEW]  (pages 459-463)Thaddeus Metz
The Principle of Non-Contradiction in Plato’s Republic: An Argument for Form.  (pages 461-466)Dylan Futter
Ontologized Ethics: New Essays in African Meta-Ethics. [REVIEW]  (pages 463-469)Uchenna Okeja
Disease, Addiction and the Freedom to Resist.  (pages 465-481)Piers Benn
The Private Cosmology of Public Disgust.  (pages 465-503)Michael Springer
The Productive Body.  (pages 467-472)Cristopher Morales
Revisiting Eze on Ubuntu: Interrogating the Priority of the Political Over the Philosophical.  (pages 471-488)Bernard Matolino
Time without Rate.  (pages 471-496)Takeshi Sakon
Why W. K. Clifford was a Closet Pragmatist.  (pages 471-489)Veli Mitova
A Relational Moral Theory: African Ethics in and beyond the Continent.  (pages 477-481)Frederick Ochieng’-Odhiambo
What Does Goodman's 'Grue' Problem Really Show?  (pages 483-502)Samir Okasha
Book Review: Distributed Cognition and the Will. [REVIEW]  (pages 491-500)I. Haji
Coincidence: The Grounding Problem, Object-Specifying Principles, and Some Consequences.  (pages 497-528)Alan Sidelle

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