Reasons explanations of actions

causal, singular, and situational

839-874

The judgment of a weak will

Sergio Tenenbaum

875-911

Global supervenience and identity across times and worlds

Theodore Sider

913-937

Resemblance nominalism and the imperfect community

Gonzalo Rodriguez-Pereyra

965-982

Endurance, psychological continuity, and the importance of personal identity

Trenton Merricks

983-997

Derrida's differance and Plato's different

Samuel C. Wheeler

999-1013

Peirce's summum bonum and the ethical views of C. I. Lewis and John Dewey

Morton White

1029-1037

Précis of self-trust

a study of reason, knowledge and autonomy

Keith Lehrer

1039-1041

Lehrer on coherence and self-trust

Stewart Cohen

1043-1048

Epistemic supervenience revisited

James Van Cleve

1049-1055

Keystone preferences and autonomy

Laura W. Ekström, Laura Waddell Ekstrom

1057-1063

Replies

Keith Lehrer

1065-1074

Just what is cognitive science anyway?

Jay L. Garfield

1075-1082

Metaphilosophy and free will

John M. Fischer

1083-1086

Philosophical foundations of the social sciences

analyzing controversies in social research

Raimo Tuomela

1086-1090

Living with one's past

personal fates and moral pain

Claudia Card

1090-1093

Time's arrow and archimedes' point

new directions for the physics of time

Nick Huggett

1093-1096

Against liberalism

Wallace Matson

1096-1098