Realism and psychologism in 19th century logic

Richard R. Brockhaus

493-524

Aesthetic understanding

Peter Forrest

525-540

The need for warrant

Albert A. Johnstone

541-556

Nietzsche's philosophy of culture

a paradox in the will to power

Frederick Olafson

557-572

Physicalism

from supervenience to elimination

Andrew Melnyk

573-587

Hampton on Hobbes on state-of nature cooperation

Ishtiyaque Haji

589-601

Cooperating and contracting

a reply to I. Haji' s "Hampton on Hobbes on state-of-nature cooperation"

Jean Hampton

603-609

Language competence and tradition-constituted rationality

Alicia Juarrero Roque

611-617

Reply to Roque

Alasdair MacIntyre

619-620

Ad walls

Alvin Plantinga

621-624

Precis of events and their names

Jonathan Bennett

625-628

Tropes and supervenience

Terence Parsons

629-632

Symposium contribution on events and their names by Jonathan Bennett

David H. Sanford

633-636

Causation, supervenience, and method

reflections on Jonathan Bennett's events and their names

Keith Campbell

637-640

Events

their metaphysics and semantics

Jaegwon Kim

641-646

Reply to reviewers

Jonathan Bennett

647-662

Hegel's theory of mental activity

Richard Aquila

663-675

Epicurus' ethical theory: the pleasures of invulnerability

Martha C. Nussbaum

677-687

Sense and certainty, by Marie McGinn

John Greco

689-693

Moral dilemmas, by Walter Sinnott-Armstrong

Philip L. Quinn

693-697