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Philosophy and Phenomenological Research

Volume 58 (2)

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On the matter of minds and mental causation Valerie Gray Hardcastle

pp.1-25
The unity of justification Eugene Mills

pp.27-50
On belief about experiences

an epistemological distinction applied to the knowledge argument against physicalism

Martine Nida-Rümelin

pp.51-73
Self-strengthening empathy Roy A. Sorensen

pp.75-98
Semantic realism and Kripke's Wittgenstein George M. Wilson

pp.99-122
Piety

lending a hand to Euthyphro

William E. Mann

pp.123-142
Two kinds of skeptical argument Stewart Cohen

pp.143-159
Précis of part one Gilbert Harman

pp.161-169
Précis of part two Judith Jarvis Thomson

pp.171-173
Moral explanation and moral objectivity Peter Railton

pp.175-182
Expressivist relativism? Stephen L. Darwall

pp.183-188
Moral relativism and quasi-absolutism Sarah Stroud

pp.189-194
Moral relativism and moral objectivity Simon Blackburn

pp.195-198
Thomson against moral explanations Nicholas L. Sturgeon

pp.199-206
Responses to critics Gilbert Harman

pp.207-213
Reply to critics Judith Jarvis Thomson

pp.215-222
Broadening the mind John Perry

pp.223-231
White queen psychology and other essays for alice John F. Post

pp.233-237
Moore and Wittgenstein on certainty Keith Derose

pp.238-241
Language in the world Robert Stalnaker

pp.241-244
Aristotle and the problem of intentionality Victor Caston

pp.249-298
Forgiveness and self-respect David Novitz

pp.299-315
Essential properties and coinciding objects Crawford L. Elder

pp.317-331
Defining "intrinsic" Rae LangtonDavid Lewis

pp.333-345
In defense of mereological universalism Michael C. Rea

pp.347-360
Shoemaker on second-order belief Anthony Brueckner

pp.361-364
Précis of mind and world John McDowell

pp.365-368
Perception and rational constraint Robert Brandom

pp.369-374
Beastly experience Arthur W. Collins

pp.375-380
Nonconceptual content defended Christopher Peacocke

pp.381-388
McDowell, Davidson, and spontaneity Richard Rorty

pp.389-394
McDowell's oscillation Crispin Wright

pp.395-402
Reply to commentators John McDowell

pp.403-431
Précis of mental reality Galen Strawson(Texas University at Austin)

pp.433-435
Comments

Galen Strawson, mental reality

Noam Chomsky

pp.437-441
What is the phenomenology of thought? Pierre Jacob

pp.443-448
What is the phenomenology of thought? Pierre Jacob

pp.443-448
Galen Strawson and the weather watchers Michael B Smith

pp.449-454
Strawson's agnostic materialism Paul F. Snowdon

pp.455-460
Replies to Noam Chomsky, Pierre Jacob, Michael Smith, and Paul Snowdon Galen Strawson(Texas University at Austin)

pp.461-486
Innocence lost

an examination of inescapable moral wrongdoing

Judith Wagner Decew

pp.487-490
A Kantian critique of scientific essentialism Robert Hanna

pp.497-528
Evaluational illusions and skeptical arguments Steven L. Reynolds

pp.529-558
Understanding and belief David Hunter

pp.559-580
The concept of personal identity Steven Rieber

pp.581-594
Précis of belief and meaning Akeel Bilgrami

pp.595-605
Bilgrami on belief and meaning

is Fregean externalism possible?

Michael D. Williams

pp.607-611
Bilgrami's theory of belief and meaning Gary Ebbs

pp.613-620
On Bilgrami's belief and meaning Derk Pereboom

pp.621-626
Unity, locality and agency

Bilgrami on belief and meaning

Jeff Malpas

pp.627-633
Replies Akeel Bilgrami

pp.635-647
Précis of ten problems of consciousness Michael Tye

pp.649-656
Causal roles and higher-order properties Frank Jackson

pp.657-661
Is experiencing just representing? Ned J Block

pp.663-670
Two cheers for representationalism Sydney Shoemaker

pp.671-678
Response to discussants Michael Tye

pp.679-687
Through thick and thin

Mele on autonomy

Bernard Berofsky

pp.689-697
The sources of normativity Michael Bratman

pp.699-709
Causality, interpretation and the mind Frederick Stoutland

pp.711-715
Ontological arguments and belief in god Richard M. Gale

pp.715-719
Beyond the limits of thought Patrick Grim

pp.719-723
Slave morality, Socrates, and the bushmen

a reading of the first essay of on the genealogy of morals

Mark Migotti

pp.745-779
Functionalism and personal identity Lawrence H. Davis

pp.781-804
Attitudes without propositions Mark Balaguer

pp.805-826
The unity of the sentence and the connection of causes Martha I. Gibson

pp.827-845
Seeing the truth Earl Conee

pp.847-857
Précis of the engine of reason, the seat of the soul

a philosophical journey into the brain

Paul M. Churchland

pp.859-863
What can moral philosophers learn from the study of the brain? Alasdair MacIntyre

pp.865-869
Churchland symposium

pp.871-878
Churchland on cognitive creativity and the understanding of science Dudley Shapere

pp.879-884
Shifting position? Herman Philipse

pp.885-892
Replies Paul M. Churchland

pp.893-904
Précis of metaepistemology and skepticism Richard Fumerton

pp.905-906
Normative concepts and epistemological internalism Christopher Hookway

pp.907-912
Fumerton on metaepistemology and skepticism Stewart Cohen

pp.913-918
Foundationalism and the infinite regress of reasons Peter Klein

pp.919-925
Replies to my three critics Richard Fumerton

pp.927-937
Précis of morality, mortality, vol. 1

death and whom to save from it

Frances Kamm

pp.939-945
Kamm's moral methods Norman Daniels

pp.947-954
Kamm on fairness John Broome

pp.955-961
Aggregating costs and benefits Dan Brock

pp.963-967

Publication details

Journal: Philosophy and Phenomenological Research

Volume: 58

Issue: 2

Year: 1998

Full citation:

(1998) Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 58 (2).