Introduction

Jesper Kallestrup, Duncan Pritchard

357-358

Foreword

on becoming a philosopher

Crispin Wright

359-364

Self-knowledge and commitments

Annalisa Coliva

365-375

Conceivability, rigidity and counterpossibles

Jesper Kallestrup

377-386

Disjunctivism, contextualism and the sceptical aporia

Lars Gundersen

387-397

On what it is to be in a quandary

Patrick Greenough

399-408

Memory and self-consciousness

immunity to error through misidentification

Andy Hamilton

409-417

Radical anti-realism, Wittgenstein and the length of proofs

Mathieu Marion

419-432

Primary qualities, secondary qualities and the truth about intention

Alexander Miller

433-442

Entitlement, value and rationality

Nikolaj Pedersen

443-457

Entitlement as a response to i–ii–iii scepticism

Patrice Philie

459-466

Wright contra McDowell on perceptual knowledge and scepticism

Duncan Pritchard

467-479

Liberalism, entitlement, and verdict exclusion

Sven Rosenkranz

481-497

Real rules

Julia Tanney

499-507

One strand in the rule-following considerations

José L. Zalabardo

509-519

Minimalism deflated

independence without substance

Bernhard Weiss

521-529