Apologia pro simplicio

Galileo and the limits of knowledge

Joseph C. Pitt

1-22

Cartesian clarity and cartesian motion

William R. Shea

23-42

Hypotheses and certainty in cartesian science

Margaret Morrison

43-64

Descartes and the method of analysis and synthesis

Howard Duncan

65-80

Physical and metaphysical atomism

1666–1682

Thomas M. Lennon

81-95

The foundation of all philosophy

Newton's third rule

Kathleen Okruhlik

97-113

Consilience and natural kind reasoning

William Harper

115-152

Leibniz's "hypothesis physica nova"

a conjunction of models for explaining phenomena

François Duchesneau

153-170

Russell's conundrum

on the relation of Leibniz's monads to the continuum

Richard W. Arthur

171-201

The philosophers of gambling

Nicholas Rescher

203-220

Reductive realism and the problem of affection in Kant

Gerd Buchdahl

221-241

The paradox of transcendental knowledge

Jaakko Hintikka

243-257

Mesmer in a mountain bar

anthropological difference, Butts, and mesmerism

Gereon Wolters

259-282

History, discovery and induction

Whewell on Kepler on the orbit of mars

Andrew Lugg

283-298

For method

or, against Feyerabend

Larry Laudan

299-317

World pictures

the world of the history and philosophy of science

Jürgen Mittelstrass

319-341

Learning from the past

James BROWN

343-367

Reduction without reductionism?

Lorenz Krüger

369-390

Models of scientific knowledge

Vadim Sadovsky

391-404

Circles without circularity

Martin Carrier

405-428

On applying learnability theory to the rationalism-empiricism controversy

William Demopoulos

429-440

The relationship between consciousness and language

Hubert Schleichert

441-458

Realism for shopkeepers

behaviouralist notes on constructive empiricism

John M. Nicholas

459-476

Why thematic kinships between events do not attest their causal linkage

Adolf Grünbaum

477-494

Neo-darwinism

form and content

Michael Ruse, Paul Thompson

495-512