A dispositional account of self-knowledge

Steven Yalowitz

249-278

To what must an epistemology be true?

Mark Kaplan

279-304

Reid's account of localization

Lorne Falkenstein

305-328

Causal laws and singular causation

Brian Ellis

329-351

Naturalized sense data

José L. Bermudez

353-374

What are physical objects?

Ned Markosian

375-395

Direct realism and the brain-in-a-vat argument

Michael Huemer

397-413

Finding an intrinsic account of identity

what is the source of duplication cases?

Alan Sidelle

415-430

The refutation of substrata

Arda Denkel

431-439

Précis of responsibility and control

a theory of moral responsibility

John M. Fischer, Mark Ravizza

441-445

Reactive attitudes, reactivity, and omissions

Alfred Melé

447-452

Fischer and Ravizza on moral responsibility and history

Michael Bratman

453-458

The direct argument for incompatibilism

Eléonore Stump

459-466

Replies

John M. Fischer, Mark Ravizza

467-480

A philosophy of mass art

Michael Kelly

481-485

Other times

philosophical perspectives on past, present, and future

Timothy S. Sprigge

485-488

Points of view

David B. Märtens

488-491

An essay on the modern state

David Schmidtz

491-494