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Volume 50, Number 202, July 2000

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Abstracts: Volume 50, No. 200, July 2000
pp. 1-4(4)

Is ‘Normal Grief’ a Mental Disorder?
pp. 290-304(15)
Author: Wilkinson S.

Truth and Contradiction
pp. 305-319(15)
Author: Priest G.

Deviant Causal Chains and Hallucinations: A Problem for the Anti-causalist
pp. 321-331(11)
Author: Coates P.

Physicalism and the Fallacy of Composition
pp. 332-343(12)
Author: Elder C.L.

What is so Good about Moral Freedom?
pp. 344-358(15)
Author: Morriston W.

Vagueness as a Modality
pp. 359-370(12)
Author: Akiba K.

The Anti-realist Argument for Underdetermination
pp. 371-375(5)
Author: Douven I.

The Epistemic Status of Auxiliary Hypotheses: A Reply to Douven
pp. 376-380(5)
Author: Leplin J.

On Mixed Inferences and Pluralism about Truth Predicates
pp. 380-382(3)
Author: Beall J.C.

Truth Pluralism and Many-valued Logics: A Reply to Beall
pp. 382-385(4)
Author: Tappolet C.

Book Reviews
pp. 386-427(42)

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