Philosophical Perspectives

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Atascadero, Calif.: Ridgeview Publishing (1987)
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A series of topical philosophy studies aiming to publish original essays by foremost thinkers in their fields, with each volume confined to a main area of philosophical research.

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1988, 1996

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B1.P485

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0917930878   0924922036   1577181158   092492215X   091793086X   0917930479

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Friendship East and West.Oliver Leaman
``Agent Reliabilism".John Greco
On the possibility of philosophical knowledge.  (pages 1-34)George Bealer
Putnam's paradox: Metaphysical realism revamped and evaded.  (pages 17-42)Bas C. Van Fraassen
Presentism and properties.  (pages 35-52)John Bigelow
A somewhat Russellian theory of intensional contexts.  (pages 43-82)Takashi Yagisawa
Strong and Weak Justification.  (pages 51-71)Alvin Goldman
Strong and weak justification.  (pages 51-69)Alvin Goldman
In defense of aristotelian actualism.  (pages 53 - 71)G. W. Fitch
Logic, logical form, and the open future.  (pages 73 - 92)Graeme Forbes
Reduction with autonomy.  (pages 83-105)Louise M. Antony & Joseph Levine
Absolute necessities.  (pages 93 - 117)Bob Hale
Anti-reductionism slaps back: Mental causation, reduction and supervenience.  (pages 107-132)N. Block
The Puzzle of Change.  (pages 119-136)Mark Hinchliff
Kim's functionalism.  (pages 133-48)Marian David
Some of a plurality.  (pages 137 - 157)Helen Morris Cartwright
Special sciences: Still autonomous after all these years.  (pages 149-63)Jerry Fodor
The Metaphysics of Nonfactualism.  (pages 159-176)Michael Devitt
Kim on mental causation and causal exclusion.  (pages 165-84)Terence E. Horgan
Against metaphysical vagueness.  (pages 177--85)Mark Heller
Pushmi-pullyu representations.  (pages 185-200)Ruth G. Millikan
Pushmi-pullyu representations.  (pages 185-200)Ruth Garrett Millikan
The mind-body problem: Taking stock after forty years.  (pages 185-207)Jaegwon Kim
Realism and truth.  (pages 187 - 197)Paul Horwich
The Primary Quality View of Color.  (pages 199-219)Frank Jackson
Supervenience, vagueness, and determination.  (pages 209-30)Brian P. McLaughlin
Varieties of supervenience.  (pages 221-42)Robert Stalnaker
Theories of properties: From plenitude to paucity.  (pages 243 - 264)Chris Swoyer
Wide Causation.  (pages 251-281)Stephen Yablo
Modest transcendental arguments.  (pages 265-280)Anthony Brueckner
Analyticity, Carnap, Quine, and Truth.  (pages 281-296)Marian David
Self and substance.  (pages 283-304)Sydney Shoemaker
Reflections on Relativism: From Momentous Tautology to Seductive Contradiction.  (pages 297-315)Susan Haack
Materialism and the psychological-continuity account of personal identity.  (pages 305-319)Peter van Inwagen
Ontological commitment: Between Quine and Duhem.  (pages 317 - 341)Penelope Maddy
Indeterminancy of identity of objects and sets.  (pages 321-348)Peter W. Woodruff & Terence D. Parsons
The Myth of Identity Conditions.  (pages 343-356)Michael Jubien
The metaphysics of precision and scientific language: Vagueness and identity.  (pages 349-374)Ra Sorensen
On a Certain Antinomy: Properties, Concepts and Items In Space.  (pages 357-383)Jay F. Rosenberg
Weak emergence.  (pages 375-399)Ma Bedau
The Solution to the Problem of the Freedom of the Will.  (pages 385-402)John Dupré
Cause and some positive causal impact: Causation and emergence.  (pages 401-432)I. Kvart
In defense of the principle of alternative possibilities: Why I don't find Frankfurt's argument convincing.  (pages 403-17)Carl Ginet
Modal principles in the metaphysics of free will.  (pages 419-45)Tomis Kapitan
Immanent causation.  (pages 433-471)Dean W. Zimmerman
Aquinas on what could have been.  (pages 447 - 458)Richard L. Cartwright
Stoic individuals.  (pages 459 - 480)T. H. Irwin
Leibniz's first theodicy.  (pages 481 - 499)R. C. Sleigh

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