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Volume 57, Number 255, July 1997
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There Might Be Nothing: The Subtraction Argument Improved
pp. 159-166(8)
Author: Rodriguez-Pereyra G.

Ramsification and Glymour’s Counterexample
pp. 167-169(3)
Authors: Braddon-Mitchell D.; Nola R.

Lipton on Compatible Contrasts
pp. 170-178(9)
Author: Carroll J.W.

The Backward Induction Argument for the Finite Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma and the Surprise Exam Paradox
pp. 179-186(8)
Author: Bovens L.

Smith on Moral Fetishism
pp. 187-195(9)
Author: Lillehammer H.

What Does McGinn Think We Cannot Know?
pp. 196-201(6)
Author: Garvey J.

A Context-Sensitive Liar
pp. 202-204(3)
Author: Juhl C.F.

Truth and Success: Searle’s Attack on Minimalism
pp. 205-209(5)
Author: Clark M.

Mixed Inferences: A Problem for Pluralism About Truth Predicates
pp. 209-210(2)
Author: Tappolet C.

Self-ascription, Self-knowledge, and the Memory Argument
pp. 211-219(9)
Author: Goldberg S.C.

Sorensen on Begging the Question
pp. 220-222(3)
Author: Teng N.Y.

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