Art as a product of nature as a work of art

Paul Feyerabend

1-18

Neo-pragmatism and the new aesthetic

Willis H. Truitt

19-27

The reader's progress

remarks on Arnold Hauser's philosophy of art history

Anna Wessely

29-43

Poems from green the witch-hazel wood and from alluvial

Emily Hiestand

45-54

Hegel's conception of teleology

Myriam Bienenstock

55-70

The virus of fatalism

Helena Eilstein

71-88

Wittgenstein versus artificial intelligence?

Steve Gerrard

89-98

Schopenhauer und Helmholtz

Herbert Hörz

99-122

The maning of Thomas Kuhn's "different worlds"

Joseph Margolis

123-148

Multicultural science education

the contribution of history and philosophy of science

Michael R. Matthews

149-168

Functionalism and multirealizability on interaction between structure and function

Joëlle Proust

169-185

A closet realist

Charles W. Smith

187-201

The poverty of theistic morality

Adolf Grünbaum

203-242

Knowing good and evil ... (genesis 3.5b)

Erazim Kohák

243-254

Is judaism thiswordly?

Hillel Levine

255-277

A gloss on Robert S. Cohen's ambiguities of science

Walter Muelder

279-294

Socrates and plato

understanding the world and changing it

Debra Nails

295-313

Science, religion, and the quest for truth

Leroy Rouner

315-325

Relational morality

which relations, which morals?

Ruth L. Smith

327-343

On Bob Cohen

John Silber

345-347

On the transvaluation of values

Alfred Tauber

349-367

Rabbi Yehuda-the-prince

Élie Wiesel

369-384

Memory and history

on the poverty of remembering and forgetting the judeocide

Arno J. Mayer

385-400

Remembering and reality

Theodore Shapiro

401-409

Common sense and the rights of man in America

Alfred F. Young

411-439