Analytical philosophy in comparative perspective

An introduction

1-37

We are all children of God

M. J. Cresswell

39-60

The syncategorematic treatment of predicates

Paul Gochet

61-80

The paradox of naming

W. Lycan

81-102

Substance and kind

reflections on the new theory of reference

Steven E. Boer

103-150

The easy examination paradox

Frank Jackson

151-159

Models for actions

Krister Segerberg

161-171

Some problems concerning meaning

Kalidas Bhattacharva

173-187

Abstraction, analysis and universals

the navya-nyāya theory

S. Bhattacharya

189-202

Psychologism in Indian logical theory

Mohanty

203-211

A speech-act model for understanding Nayva-nyāya epistemology

Karl H. Potter

213-230

Some epistemologically misleading expressions

"inference" and "anumāna", "perception" and "pratyakṣa"

Douglas D. Daye

231-252

The Prābhākara mimāṃsā theory of related designation

Mark Siderits

253-297

Plato's Indian Barbers

A. Chakrabarti

299-326

Proper names

contemporary philosophy and the Nyāya

J. L. Shaw

327-372

Awareness and meaning in Navya-nyāya

373-391