Naturalism and the scientific status of the social sciences

Daniel Andler

1-12

Reconsidering Gilbert's account of social norms

Caroline M. Baumann

13-22

Theories for use

on the bearing of basic science on practical problems

Martin Carrier

23-33

Structural realism as a form of humility

Angelo Cei

35-45

Approaching the truth via belief change in propositional languages

Gustavo Cevolani, Francesco Calandra

47-62

Can graphical causal inference be extended to nonlinear settings?

Nadine Chlaß, Alessio Moneta

63-72

Towards a grammar of bayesian confirmation

Vincenzo Crupi, Roberto Festa, Carlo Buttasi

73-93

Interpretation in the natural sciences

Jan Faye

107-117

Multiple realizability and mind-body identity

Simone Gozzano

119-127

Why should philosophers of science pay attention to the commercialization of academic science?

Gürol Irzik

129-138

Some consequences of the pragmatist approach to representation

Tarja Knuuttila

139-148

The gray area for incorruptible scientific research

Theo A. Kuipers

149-164

Epistemic replacement relativism defended

Martin Kusch

165-175

Models and truth

Uskali Maki

177-187

Theory change, truthlikeness, and belief revision

Ilkka Niiniluoto

189-199

Mechanisms

are activities up to the job?

Johannes Persson

201-209

Why the model-theoretic view of theories does not adequately depict the methodology of theory application

Demetris Portides

211-220

A deflationary, neo-mertonian critique of academic patenting

Hans Radder

221-231

"I want to look like a lady, not like a factory worker"

Rose Rand, a woman philosopher of the Vienna circle

Maria Rentetzi

233-244

Natural kind theory as a tool for philosophers of science

Thomas Reydon

245-254

Whence ontological structural realism?

Juha Saatsi

255-265

Local, general and universal prediction methods

a game-theoretical approach to the problem of induction

Gerhard Schurz

267-278

Multiple contraction revisited

Wolfgang Spohn

279-288

Statistical inference without frequentist justifications

Jan Sprenger

289-297

Carnap and the perils of ramseyfication

Thomas Uebel

299-310

Naturalizing meaning through epistemology

some critical notes

Nicla Vassallo, Claudia Bianchi

311-321

What games do scientists play?

rationality and objectivity in a game-theoretic approach to the social construction of scientific knowledge

Jesús Zamora-Bonilla

323-332