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Volume 9, Number 1, 1 March 2001

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DESCARTES AND INDIVIDUAL CORPOREAL SUBSTANCE
pp. 1-15(15)
Author: Slowik E.

LOCKE'S IMPLICIT ONTOLOGY OF IDEAS
pp. 17-42(26)
Author: Hight M. A.

INTENSE HEAT IMMEDIATELY PERCEIVED IS NOTHING DISTINCT FROM A PARTICULAR SORT OF PAIN
pp. 43-68(26)
Author: Textor M.

BRUCKER VERSUS RORTY? ON THE 'MODELS' OF THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF PHILOSOPHY
pp. 69-81(13)
Author: Piaia G.

ZARATHUSTRA'S FOUR WAYS: STRUCTURES OF BECOMING IN NIETZSCHE'S THOUGHT
pp. 83-107(25)
Author: Small R.

HEIDEGGER'S RELATIONALISM
pp. 109-122(14)
Author: Weberman D.

NEWMAN AND THE PROOF OF THE EXTERNAL WORLD IN DESCARTES'S MEDITATIONS
pp. 123-130(8)
Author: Wee C.

WORLD PHILOSOPHIES IN A DIALOGUE OF CULTURES
pp. 131-134(4)
Author: Goubman B.

THE MANY LIVES OF EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY PHILOSOPHY
pp. 135-144(10)
Author: Frasca-Spada M.

JAMES'S DIVIDED SELF
pp. 145-155(11)
Author: Sprigge T.

BOOK REVIEWS
pp. 157-185(29)

BOOKS RECEIVED
pp. 187-194(8)

ANNOUNCEMENTS
pp. 195-195(1)

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