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Volume 9, Number 3, 1 August 2001
Bridging the Analytic-Continental Divide

Editorial
pp. 289-290(2)
Author: Moran, Dermot

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Introduction: Bridging the Analytic-Continental Divide
pp. 291-294(4)
Author: Biletzki, Anat

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Whose Fault? The Origins and Evitability of the Analytic–Continental Rift
pp. 295-311(17)
Author: Simons, Peter

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How Rational Can a Polemic Across the Analytic−Continental 'Divide' Be?
pp. 313-339(27)
Author: Dascal, Marcelo

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The Identity of, and the Difference between, Analytical and Continental Philosophy
pp. 341-348(8)
Author: Rosen, Stanley

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From a Continental Point of View: The Role of Logic in the Analytic-Continental Divide
pp. 349-367(19)
Author: D'Agostini, Franca

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The Role of Rules
pp. 369-384(16)
Author: Rosen, Michael

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What is a Natural Conception of the World?
pp. 385-399(15)
Author: Philipse, Herman

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How to Take Aim at the Heart of the Present and Remain Analytic
pp. 401-415(15)
Author: Ophir, Adi

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Habermas and Dummett: Beyond Dogmatism and Scepticism
pp. 417-430(14)
Author: Matar, Anat

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Rorty, Sorge and Truth
pp. 431-439(9)
Author: Picardi, Eva

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