Synthese, Volume 147

Volume 147, Number 1, October 2005

Reflections on Frege and Hilbert

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  Bernd Buldt, Volker Halbach, Reinhard Kahle:
  Reflections On Frege And Hilbert. 1-2
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  Fernando Ferreira:
  Amending Frege's Grundgesetze der Arithmetik. 3-19
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  Bob Hale:
  Real Numbers and Set theory - Extending the Neo-Fregean Programme Beyond Arithmetic. 21-41
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  Kai Frederick Wehmeier, Peter Schroeder-Heister:
  Frege's permutation argument revisited. 43-61
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  David Charles McCarty:
  Problems and riddles: hilbert and the du bois-reymonds. 63-79
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  Michael Rathjen:
  The Constructive Hilbert Program and the Limits of Martin-Löf Type Theory. 81-120
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  Wilfried Sieg, Dirk Schlimm:
  Dedekind's Analysis of Number: Systems and Axioms. 121-170
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  Dirk Schlimm:
  Against Against Intuitionism. 171-188

Volume 147, Number 2, November 2005

Special Section: Knowledge, Rationality & Action

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  Giacomo Bonanno:
  Logic and the Foundations of the Theory of Games and Decisions: Introduction^*. 189-192
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  Giacomo Bonanno:
  A Simple Modal Logic for Belief Revision. 193-228
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  Hans P. van Ditmarsch:
  Prolegomena to Dynamic Logic for Belief Revision. 229-275
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  Noël Laverny, Jérôme Lang:
  From Knowledge-based Programs to Graded Belief-based Programs, Part I: On-line Reasoning^*. 277-321
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  Martin Peterson, Sven Ove Hansson:
  Order-Independent Transformative Decision Rules. 323-342
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  Katrin Schulz:
  A Pragmatic Solution for the Paradox of Free Choice Permission. 343-377
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  Giacomo Sillari:
  A Logical Framework for Convention. 379-400

Volume 147, Number 3, December 2005

Neuroscience and its Philosophy

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  John Bickle:
  Introduction. 401-402
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  Anthony Chemero, Charles Heyser:
  Object Exploration and a Problem with Reductionism. 403-423
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  José M. Musacchio:
  Why do Qualia and the Mind Seem Nonphysical? 425-460
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  Richard Gray:
  On the Concept of a Sense. 461-475
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  Steven Horst:
  Modeling, Localization and the Explanation of Phenomenal Properties: Philosophy and the Cognitive sciences at the beginning of the Millennium. 477-513
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  Gabriel Vacariu:
  Mind, Brain, and Epistemologically Different Worlds. 515-548