Faultless disagreement, cognitive command, and epistemic peers

John Davis

1-24

Freedom and (theoretical) Reason

Margaret Schmitt

25-41

Mechanistic and non-mechanistic varieties of dynamical models in cognitive science

explanatory power, understanding, and the "mere description" worry

Raoul Gervais

43-66

Disagreement, peerhood, and three paradoxes of conciliationism

Thomas Mulligan

67-78

Inductive risk and the contexts of communication

Stephen John

79-96

Persistence through function preservation

David Rose

97-146

A modest defense of manifestationalism

Jamin Asay, Seth Bordner

147-161

A mechanistic framework for Darwinism or why Fodor's objection fails

Fermín Fulda

163-183

Undermining truthmaker theory

Timothy Perrine

185-200

Compositionality as weak supervenience

Toby Napoletano

201-220

Re-thinking local causality

Simon Friederich

221-240

A critique of benchmark theory

Robert Bassett

241-267

The generality of scientific models

a measure theoretic approach

Cory Travers Lewis, Christopher Belanger

269-285

Explanation and the dimensionality of space

Silvia de Bianchi

287-303

Group selection and contextual analysis

Eugene Earnshaw

305-316

How negative truths are made true

Aaron M. Griffith

317-335

Critical rationalism and engineering

Methodology

Mark Staples

337-362