Analysis

On Horwich's way out
pp. 175-177(3)
Author: Raatikainen, Panu

The Reference Principle
pp. 177-187(11)
Author: Oliver, Alex

Omnificence
pp. 187-196(10)
Author: Bigelow, John

Translating names
pp. 196-205(10)
Author: Burgess, JohnP.

Why favour simplicity?
pp. 205-210(6)
Author: White, Roger

Propositions and counterpart theory
pp. 210-218(9)
Author: Dorr, Cian

Mathematical structuralism and the Identity of Indiscernibles
pp. 218-221(4)
Author: Ladyman, James

Not every truth has a truthmaker
pp. 221-224(4)
Author: Milne, Peter

Beth too, but only if
pp. 224-229(6)
Author: Varzi, AchilleC.

Ambivalent emotions and the perceptual account of emotions
pp. 229-233(5)
Author: Tappolet, Christine

A defence of the via negativa argument for physicalism
pp. 233-237(5)
Authors: Montero, Barbara; Papineau, David

Why scepticism about self-knowledge is self-undermining
pp. 237-244(8)
Author: Ebbs, Gary

How to understand contextualism about vagueness: reply to Stanley
pp. 244-248(5)
Author: Raffman, Diana

The real price of the dead past: a reply to Forrest and to Braddon-Mitchell
pp. 249-251(3)
Author: Heathwood, Chris

A Millian propositional guise for one puzzling English gal
pp. 251-258(8)
Author: Tillman, Chris

Jacquette on Grelling's Paradox
pp. 258-260(3)
Author: Ketland, Jeffrey

Morgenbesser's coin, counterfactuals and independence
pp. 261-263(3)
Author: Noordhof, Paul

Reply to Bird
pp. 264-265(2)
Author: Armstrong, D. M.

Inequality: mind the gap! A reply to Smilansky's paradox of the baseline
pp. 265-368(104)
Author: Manor, Tal