Are some propositions empirically necessary?

Philip L. Peterson

251-277

Reid's critique of Berkeley and Hume

what's the big idea?

John Greco

279-296

The aesthetic value of representation in painting

Alan H. Goldman

297-310

Artifacts and constituents

Arda Denkel

311-322

Why theorize how to live with each other?

Allan Gibbard

323-342

Moral theory

understanding and disagreement

Thomas Scanlon

343-356

Précis of Kant and the experience of freedom

Paul Guyer

357-359

On Paul Guyer's Kant and the experience of freedom

Karl Ameriks

361-367

Reasons and feelings in Kantian morality

Nancy Sherman

369-377

Moral anthropology in Kant's aesthetics and ethics

a reply to Ameriks and Sherman

Paul Guyer

379-391

Précis of warrant

the current debate and warrant and proper function

Alvin Plantinga

393-396

Epistemic warrant as proper function

William Alston

397-402

Comments on Plantinga's two-volume work on warrant

Carl Ginet

403-408

Proper and improper use of cognitive faculties

a counterexample to Plantinga's proper functioning theory

Matthias Steup

409-413

Response to warrant

Richard Swinburne

415-419

Plantinga on epistemic warrant

James E. Taylor

421-426

Reliabilism, analyses and defeaters

Alvin Plantinga

427-464

Causes and coincidences

Evan Fales

465-468

Truth and historicity

Lawrence Johnson

469-472

New philosophy of social science

problems of indeterminacy

Peter Winch

472-475