On the notion of "law"

Maria L. Dalla Chiara, Roberto Giuntini

1-11

Hume on sense impressions and objects

Marina Frasca-Spada

13-24

Kant, Kuhn, and the rationality of science

Michael Friedman

25-41

Neo-Kantian origins of modern empiricism

on the relation between Popper and the Vienna circle

Lothar Schäfer

43-55

Concerning some philosophical reasons for the recourse to mathematics in the study of physical phenomena in the thought of Newton and Leibniz

Kenneth Simonsen

57-65

Kant on the apriority of causal laws

R. J. Anderson

67-80

Whewell and the scientists

science and philosophy of science in 19th century Britain

Laura J. Snyder

81-94

Brouwer's argument for the unity of scientific theories

Mark Van Atten

95-102

The role of models in Boltzmann's "Lectures on natural philosophy" (1903-1906)

Nadine De Courtenay

103-119

Physical pictures

engineering models circa 1914 and in Wittgenstein's Tractatus

Susan G. Sterrett

121-135

The modern history of scientific explanation

Gary Hardcastle

137-145

From the values of scientific philosophy to the value neutrality of the philosophy of science

David J. Stump

147-158

Helmholtz's methodology of sensory science, the zeichentheorie, and physical models of hearing mechanisms

Patrick J. McDonald

159-183

Physics without pictures?

the Ostwald-Boltzmann controversy, and Mach's (unnoticed) middle-way

Matthias Neuber

185-198

Ludwig Boltzmann's mathematical argument for atomism

Torsten Wilholt

199-211

Hilbert's program to axiomatize physics (in analogy to geometry) and its impact on Schlick, Carnap and other members of the Vienna circle

Ulrich Majer

213-224

Hopes and disappointments in Hilbert's axiomatic "foundations of physics"

Tilman Sauer

225-237

Mathematical physics and philosophy of physics (with special consideration of J. von Neumann's work)

Miklós Rédei

239-243

How metaphysical is "deepening the foundations"?

Hahn and Frank on Hilbert's axiomatic method

Michael Stöltzner

245-262

The epr experiment

a prelude to Bohr's reply to EPR

Michael Dickson

263-275

The French connection

conventionalism and the Vienna circle

Anastasios Brenner

277-286

Carnap on logic and experience

Wybo Houkes

287-298

Affinities between Fleck and Neurath

Artur Koterski

299-306

Critical rationalism, logical positivism, and the poststructuralist conundrum

reconsidering the Neurath-Popper debate

Malachi Hacohen

307-324

Philosophy of biology around the Vienna circle

Ludwig von Bertalanffy, Joseph Henry Woodger and Philipp Frank

Veronika Hofer

325-333

B. F. Skinner and P.W. Bridgman

the frustration of a Wahlverwandtschaft

Gerald Holton

335-346

Sociology of science, rule following and forms of life

David Stern

347-367

The philosopher without qualities

A. W. Carus

369-377

The poverty of "constructivist" history (and policy advice)

Thomas Uebel

379-389

Vernunftkritik und Wissenschaft

Otto Neurath und der erste Wiener Kreis

Thomas Uebel, Massimo Ferrari

391-396

The social origins of modern science

Edgar Zilsel, Christian Fleck

396-398

Karl Popper

the formative years, 1902–1945; politics and philosophy in interwar vienna

Malachi Hacohen, Karl Milford

399-404

Bolzano's philosophy and the emergence of modern mathematics

Paul Rusnock, Ladislav Kvasz

404-408

"Wahrheit suchen und Wahrheit bekennen"

Alexius Meinong, Skizze seines Lebens

Evelyn Dölling, Johann C. Marek

408-413

Einstein

the formative years,1879–1909

Don Howard, John Stachel, Tilman Sauer

413-417