Introductory essay

"sob o mesmo céu" listening and dialogue as ethics of communication

Giovanni Scarafile

1-17

The exclusion argument

Yaron Senderowicz

19-28

Rationality and controversy

reading Darwin through Dascalian eyes

29-37

Extrinsical or intrinsical necessity?

Hobbes and Bramhall on free will

Daniel Mishori

39-48

Locke and Leibniz on the balance of reasons

Markku Roinila

49-57

Harmonizing the poles

a note on Leibniz's notion of justice

Noa Naaman-Zauderer

59-67

On the "sum of all differences" and the origin of mathematics according to Leibniz

mathematical and philosophical aspects

Michel Serfati

69-80

Emoticons and illocutionary force

Eli Dresner, Susan C. Herring

81-90

Brandom and the boy who cried wolf

Dana Riesenfeld

91-99

Speaker's meaning

with reference to Marcelo Dascal's book Mashav haruah

Rodica Amel

101-112

Religion and politics

the controversy over the political mandate of the protestant Church in Britishy (ekd) relating to the Italiaern policy 1950–1972

Hartmut Rudolph

113-120

The dynamic role of toleration in an emerging pluralism

Herzl Baruch

121-130

Elements of controversy

responses to anti-semitism in nascent British social science

Amos Morris-Reich

131-140

The "esprit prophetique"

brief remarks on the phenomenology of genius in Diderot

Giovanni Scarafile

141-148

On what is harmful

the negative basis of normative agreements

Carlos Thiebaut

149-156

Unity of science and encyclopaedia

from the idea to the configurations

Olga Pombo

157-172

Habit, self-organization, and abduction

Ramón S. Capelle, Gonzalez Quilici Gonzalez

173-183

Dialogues and monologues in logic

Shahid Rahman

185-198

A controversy that never happened

ancient and modern concepts of opinion, knowledge, and information-seeking behavior

Peter Schulz

199-208

Postface

philosophical dialogue

Marcelo Dascal

209-214