Maps and territories in scientific investigation

Evandro Agazzi

3-14

On the ontology/epistemology distinction

Michele Marsonet

15-33

"Intuition" in classical Indian philosophy

laying the foundation for a cross-cultural study

Anand Jayprakash Vaidya, Purushottama Bilimoria

35-70

The map and the territory

John Searle

71-78

Iconic representation

maps, pictures, and perception

Tyler Burge

79-100

Scientific realism in the post-kuhnian times

Tian Yu Cao

101-123

Quantum mechanics, the manifestation of the territory, and the evolution of maps

Ulrich Mohrhoff

125-138

How we make sense of the world

information, map-making, and the scientific narrative

Marcelo Gleiser, Damian Sowinski

141-163

Theories of knowledge and theories of everything

David H. Wolpert

165-184

Substantivalism and relationism as bad cartography

why spatial ontology needs a better map

Edward Slowik

185-198

Force in physics and in metaphysics

a brief history

Barry Dainton

199-231

Map and territory in physics

the role of an analogy in black hole physics

W. G. Unruh

233-243

Topological foundations of physics

Joseph Kouneiher

245-271

Quantum physics and time from inconsistent marginals

Chiara Marletto, Vlatko Vedral

273-280

Quantum non-individuality

background concepts and possibilities

Décio Krause, Jonas R. Becker Arenhart

281-305

Quantum mechanics as a semantic problem

Hans Herlof Grelland

307-323

Mapping quantum reality

what to do when the territory does not make sense?

Gary Oas

325-342

Mathematics, maps, and models

Ian Stewart

345-356

A view from space

The foundations of mathematics

Jean-Pierre Marquis

357-375

Reconciling the realist/anti realist dichotomy in the philosophy of mathematics

Bharath Sriraman, Per Haavold

377-388

To the edge of the map

Barry Mazur

389-401

El aleph, or a monster lurks in the belly of computer science

403-417

Two algorithms for np-complete problems and their relevance to economics

C. A. Cosenza

419-429

Building the world out of information and computation

is God a programmer, not a mathematician?

Gregory J. Chaitin

431-438

The invention of consciousness

Nicholas Humphrey

441-454

The fantasy of first-person science

Daniel Dennett

455-473

Rethinking life

Eörs Szathmáry

475-488

Genome regulation is all non-local

maps and functions

Rao

489-511

A philosophical perspective on a metatheory of biological evolution

Gregory J. Chaitin

513-532

On how epistemology and ontology converge through evolution

the applied evolutionary epistemological approach

Nathalie Gontier

533-569

Quantum perspectives on evolution

Diederik Aerts, Bianchi de Bianchi

571-595

In the deserts of cartography

building, dwelling, mapping

Robert T. Tally

599-608

Territory, geographic information, and the map

Donald G. Janelle, Michael Goodchild

609-627