Contact with the nomic

a challenge for deniers of humean supervenience about laws of nature part I: humean supervenience

John Earman, John T. Roberts

1-22

Naturalizing subjective character

Uriah Kriegel

23-57

Omnipotence

Graham Oppy

58-84

On the substantive nature of disagreements in ontology

Kathrin Koslicki

85-105

Moral responsibility and Tourette syndrome

Timothy Schroeder

106-123

Does the subject of experience exist in the world?

E. J. Bond

124-133

Accidentally factive mental states

Baron REED

134-142

Précis of thinking about consciousness

David Papineau

143-146

Remarks on David Papineau's thinking about consciousness

Christopher S. Hill

147-154

Papineau on phenomenal concepts

Tim Crane

155-162

Some thoughts about thinking about consciousness

Diana Raffman

163-170

Replies to commentators

David Papineau

171-186

Précis of democratic autonomy

Henry S. Richardson

187-195

From republic to democracy

a comment on Henry Richardson

Philip Pettit

196-203

What's so rickety?

Richardson's non-epistemic democracy

David Estlund

204-210

Democracy and bureaucracy

Thomas Christiano

211-217

Response to Pettit, Estlund, and Christiano

Henry S. Richardson

218-230

True to life: why truth matters by Michael P. Lynch

Richard Rorty

231-239

Natural laws in scientific practice by Marc Lange

John W. Carroll

240-245

Individual and conflict in Greek ethics

Richard Bett

246-248