The architectonic of Hegel's phenomenology of spirit

Jon Stewart

747-776

Making sense of Kant's schematism

Michael Pendlebury

777-797

Two kinds of actions

A phenomenological study

H. M. Collins, Martin Kusch

799-819

The intentional acquisition of mental states

Luc Bovens

821-840

Warrant entails truth

Trenton Merricks

841-855

Objectivity disfigured

Mark Johnston's missing-explanation argument

Alexander Miller

857-868

Our errant epistemic aim

Stephen Maitzen

869-876

Knowledge and the internal

John McDowell

877-893

Knowledge and the social articulation of the space of reasons

Robert Brandom

895-908

Précis of the morality of happiness

Julia Annas

909-912

Ancient conceptions of happiness

Nancy Sherman

913-919

The morality of happiness by Julia Annas

Richard Kraut

921-927

Reply to commentators

Julia Annas

929-937

Précis of human morality

Samuel Scheffler

939-940

Human morality's authority

Stephen L. Darwall

941-948

Moral complexity, conflicted resonance and virtue

949-956

Moral judges and human ideals

a discussion of human morality

Susan Wolf

957-962

Reply to three commentators

Samuel Scheffler

963-975

The new constellation

the ethical-political horizons of modernity/postmodernity

Thomas A. Mccarthy

977-981

Picoeconomics

the strategic interaction of successive motivational states within the person

Kent Bach

981-983