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Volume 133, Number 3, April 2007

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Against relativism
pp. 313-348(36)
Author: Zimmerman, Aaron

How Effects Depend on their Causes, Why Causal Transitivity Fails, and Why we Care About Causation
pp. 349-390(42)
Authors: Björnsson, Gunnar

Commanding Intentions and Prize-Winning Decisions
pp. 391-409(19)
Author: Clarke, R.

Infallibilism about Self-Knowledge
pp. 411-424(14)
Author: Parent, T.

Color, Variation, and the Appeal to Essences: Impasse and Resolution
pp. 425-438(14)
Author: Cohen, Jonathan

Ways a World Might Be
pp. 439-441(3)
Author: Stalnaker, Robert

What in the world are the ways things might have been?
pp. 443-453(11)
Author: King, Jeffrey

Ways an actualist might be
pp. 455-471(17)
Author: Nelson, Michael

Stalnaker on zombies
pp. 473-479(7)
Author: Lycan, William

Responses
pp. 481-491(11)
Author: Stalnaker, Robert

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