The no miracles intuition and the no miracles argument

John Worrall

11-21

The scope and limits of the no miracles argument1

Stathis Psillos

23-35

Causation, association and confirmation

Gregory Wheeler, Richard Scheines

37-51

An objective Bayesian account of confirmation

Jon Williamson

53-81

An explication of the use of inference to the best explanation

Adam Grobler

83-91

A formal logic for the abduction of singular hypotheses

Joke Meheus

93-108

Probabilities in branching structures

Thomas Müller

109-121

Causality and explanation

issues from epidemiology

Raffaella Campaner

125-135

Invariance, mechanisms and epidemiology

Samuel Schindler

137-140

What's wrong with the pragmatic-ontic account of mechanistic explanation?

Alexander Reutlinger

141-152

Causality and evidence discovery in epidemiology

Michael Joffe

153-166

Inferences to causal relevance from experiments

Gerd Graßhoff

167-182

Comparing part-whole reductive explanations in biology and physics

Alan C. Love, Andreas Hüttemann

183-202

The arrival of the fittest

Peter McLaughlin

203-222

The arrival of the fittest what?

Thomas Reydon

223-237

Normativity is the key to the difference between the human and the natural sciences

Wolfgang Spohn

241-251

Methodological higher-level interdisciplinarity by scheme-interpretationism

against methodological separatism of the natural, social, and human sciences

Hans Lenk

253-267

Explanation and interpretation in the sciences of man

Jan Faye

269-279

Imagination and explanation in history

Peter Kemp

281-291

Historical narratives, evidence, and explanations

Paolo Garbolino

293-303

Holistic social causation and explanation

Raimo Tuomela

305-318

Complexity in economics and prediction

the role of parsimonious factors

Wenceslao J. Gonzalez

319-330

Prediction and prescription in the science of the artificial

information science and complexity

Maria G. Bonome

331-343

Against pointillisme

a call to arms

Jeremy Butterfield

347-365

The Gibbs paradox revisited

Dennis Dieks

367-377

The Alexandroff present and Minkowski spacetime

why it cannot do what it has been asked to do

Mauro Dorato

379-394

A locus for "now"

Tomasz Placek

395-410

Weyl's principle, cosmic time and quantum fundamentalism

S. E. Rugh, H. Zinkernagel

411-424

Not throwing out the baby with the bathwater

Bell's condition of local causality mathematically "sharp and clean"

M. P. Seevinck, J. Uffink

425-450

Kant on chance and explanation

Berna Kilinc

453-463

Shifting the (non-relativized) a priori

Hans Reichenbach on causality and probability (1915–1932)

Michael Stöltzner

465-475

Carnap's theories of confirmation

Pierre Wagner

477-486

The rise and fall of falsificationism in the light of Neurath's criticism

Artur Koterski

487-498

Probability and pragmatism

Maria C. Galavotti

499-510

Russell on non-demonstrative inference

Graham Stevens

511-520

Edgar Zilsel on historical laws

Elisabeth Nemeth

521-532

"Every system of scientific theory involves philosophical assumptions' (Talcott Parsons)

the surprising Weberian roots to Milton Friedman's methodology

Eric Schliesser

533-543