Volume 175, Number 1, July 2010

Analytic Philosophy in China

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  Tongdong Bai: Guest editor's words. 1-2
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  Yi Jiang, Tongdong Bai: Studies in analytic philosophy in China. 3-12
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  Feng Ye: What anti-realism in philosophy of mathematics must offer. 13-31
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  Xiaoli Liu: Gödel's philosophical program and Husserl's phenomenology. 33-45
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  Beihai Zhou, Yi Mao: Four semantic layers of common nouns. 47-68
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  Fenrong Liu: Von Wright's "The Logic of Preference" revisited. 69-88
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  Jing Zhu: On the principle of intention agglomeration. 89-99
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  Refeng Tang: Conceptualism and the New Myth of the Given. 101-122

Volume 175, Number 2, July 2010

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  Aldo Frigerio, Alessandro Giordani, Luca Mari: Outline of a general model of measurement. 123-149
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  Joseph A. Baltimore: Defending the piggyback principle against Shapiro and Sober's empirical approach. 151-168
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  Clark Glymour, David Danks, Bruce Glymour, Frederick Eberhardt, Joseph Ramsey, Richard Scheines, Peter Spirtes, Choh Man Teng, Jiji Zhang: Actual causation: a stone soup essay. 169-192
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  Maria E. Kronfeldner: Darwinian 'blind' hypothesis formation revisited. 193-218
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  Remy Debes: Which empathy? Limitations in the mirrored "understanding" of emotion. 219-239
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  Zanja Yudell: Melia and Saatsi on structural realism. 241-253
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  John Mumma: Proofs, pictures, and Euclid. 255-287

Volume 175, Number 3, August 2010

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  Damien Fennell, Nancy Cartwright: Does Roush show that evidence should be probable? 289-310
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  Anna-Sofia Maurin: Trope theory and the Bradley regress. 311-326
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  Gregor Betz: Petitio principii and circular argumentation as seen from a theory of dialectical structures. 327-349
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  Vojtech Kolman: Continuum, name and paradox. 351-367
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  Peter J. Lewis: Credence and self-location. 369-382
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  A. Stokke: Intention-sensitive semantics. 383-404
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  Marc Ereshefsky: Darwin's solution to the species problem. 405-425
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  Roger Clarke: "The Ravens Paradox" is a misnomer. 427-440

Volume 175, Number Supplement-1, August 2010

Special issue on The Nature and Scope of Information

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  Elizabeth Black, Luciano Floridi, Allan Third: Introduction to the special issue on the nature and scope of information. 1-3
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  Alexander Bird: The epistemology of science - a bird's-eye view. 5-16
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  Richard Bradley: Proposition-valued random variables as information. 17-38
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  John Grant, Sarit Kraus, Donald Perlis, Michael Wooldridge: Postulates for revising BDI structures. 39-62
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  Luciano Floridi: Information, possible worlds and the cooptation of scepticism. 63-88
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  Steven French: The interdependence of structure, objects and dependence. 89-109
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  Edwin D. Mares: The nature of information: a relevant approach. 111-132
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  Duncan Pritchard: Cognitive ability and the extended cognition thesis. 133-151