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Volume 101, Number 3, 2001

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XI*—Can the Property Boom Last?
pp. 225-246(22)
Author: MacBride, Fraser

XII*-Believe What You Want
pp. 247-266(20)
Author: Noordhof, Paul

XIII*—More Trouble for Functionalism
pp. 267-294(28)
Author: Weir, Alan

XIV*—Soul and Body in Plato and Descartes
pp. 295-308(14)
Author: Broadie, Sarah

XV*—Two Problems About Human Agency
pp. 309-326(18)
Author: Bratman, Michael E.

Abstraction by Recarving
pp. 327-338(12)
Authors: Potter, Michael; Smiley, Timothy

Why Does Aristotle say that there is No Time Without Change?
pp. 359-367(9)
Author: Coope, Ursula

Should the Logic of Set Theory be Intuitionistic?
pp. 369-378(10)
Author: Paseau, Alexander

Are the Laws of Logic Necessary or Contingent?
pp. 379-384(6)
Author: Sherratt, Anna

A Mind Without a World Within
pp. 385-391(7)
Author: White, Ian

List of Members
pp. 393-411(19)

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