Realism, idealism, and general terms

Ermanno Bencivenga

1-5

From formal machine to social colony

toward a complex dynamical philosophy of science

W. E. Herfel, Clifford A. Hooker

7-18

Observation and reliable detection

Paul Humphreys

19-24

Conceptual idealism and Stove's gem

Alan Musgrave

25-35

Holism in artificial intelligence?

Carlo Penco

37-48

Model selection for causal theories

Benoît Desjardins

49-59

Nonstandard analysis and a classification of probability spaces

Sergio Fajardo

61-71

Some remarks on objective Chance (F. P. Ramsey, K. R. Popper and N. R. Campbell)

Maria C. Galavotti

73-82

Misapprehensions about significance tests and bayesianism

Maria G. Sandrini

83-93

The quantum probabilistic approach to the foundations of quantum theory

urns and chamaleons

Luigi Accardi

95-104

The creation-discovery-view

towards a possible explanation of quantum reality

Diederik Aerts, Bob Coecke

105-116

Virtual reality

consequences of no-go theorems for the modal interpretation of quantum mechanics

Guido Bacciagaluppi, Pieter E. Vermaas

117-128

Is chaos indeterministic?

Robert C. Bishop, Frederick M. Kronz

129-141

Wormholes and timelike curves

is there room for the grandfather paradox?

Giovanni Boniolo

143-157

John von Neumann met Kurt Gödel

undecidable statements in quantum mechanics

Thomas Breuer

159-170

Set-theoretical models for quantum systems

Costa Da Costa, Décio Krause

171-181

Non-ideal measurements and physical possibility in quantum mechanics

Marco Del Seta, Mauricio Suárez

183-195

Time, relativity, and the spatiality of mental events

Mauro Dorato

197-207

Bell-type inequalities and orthomodular lattices

Anatolij Dvurečenskij

209-218

An informal presentation of semantic realism and its solution of quantum paradoxes

Claudio Garola

219-230

Individualistic versus statistical interpretation of quantum mechanics

Peter Mittelstaedt

231-239

The locality scandal of quantum mechanics

F. A. Müller

241-248

Uncertainty and dependence in classical and quantum logic — the role of triangular norms

Mirko Navara, Pavel Pták

249-261

Quantum logics and quantum measurements

Sylvia Pulmannová

263-268

Attempt at the logical explanation of the wave-particle duality

Jarosław Pykacz

269-282

The Bohr-Einstein photon box debate

Dennis Dieks

283-292

Kantianism and physics from the 19th to the 20th century

Arcangelo Rossi

293-301

Epimoric ratios and Greek musical theory

Fabio Bellissima

303-326

Music and science

Francia Di Francia

327-338