Von Wright and "Dante's dream" stages in a philosophical pilgrim's progress

Rosaria Egidi

1-34

Wittgenstein and tradition

Georg H. Von Wright

35-46

Wittgenstein in relation to our times

Carlo Penco

47-53

What is analytical philosophy?

Cesare Cozzo

55-63

"In the beginning was the deed" the private language argument

David Pears

65-68

What Wittgenstein wrote

Joachim Schulte

79-91

Von Wright on on certainty

Avrum Stroll

93-96

Morphology in Wittgenstein

Marilena Andronico

97-102

The logical connection argument again

Sandro Nannini

103-112

Actions, causes, and supervenience

Simone Gozzano

113-118

Justice, cooperation, and the "golden rule"

Guido Frongia

119-122

Von Wright on the mind-body problem

Mario De Caro

123-130

The conflict between the static and the dynamic theory of time in its relation to Von Wright's work and to human freedom

Mauro Dorato

131-138

W. James' defence of free will

a step toward a paradigm shift

Rosa M. Calcaterra

139-146

Is determinism impossible?

Paola Dessì

147-155

The significance of philosophical logic

Dag Prawitz

157-161

A remark about the principle "ought entails can"

von Wright and Kant

Mirella Capozzi

163-170

The decidability of syllogism

Carlo Cellucci

171-174

Dynamic ideas in quantum logic

Maria L. Dalla Chiara, Roberto Giuntini

175-182

True or false statements in normative discourse

Eugenio Bulygin

183-191

"Norm proposition" a tentative defense of a sceptical view

Tecla Mazzarese

193-204

Three levels of deontics

Amedeo G. Conte, G. Conte

205-214

Sollen between semantics and pragmatics

Paolo Di Lucia

215-220