Some remarks on current history of analytical philosophy of science

Thomas Uebel

13-27

History of philosophy of science as philosophy of science by other means?

Thomas Mormann

29-39

Aspects of current history of philosophy of science in the French tradition

Cristina Chimisso

41-56

Reflections on Chimisso

French philosophy of science and the historical method

Anastasios Brenner

57-65

Aspects of current history of 19th century philosophy of science

Michael Heidelberger

67-74

Well, and pragmatism?

Massimo Ferrari

75-83

Formal and empirical methods in philosophy of science

Vincenzo Crupi, Stephan Hartmann

87-98

The bane of two truths

Vincent F. Hendricks

99-110

Formal methods in the philosophy of natural science

Thomas Müller

111-123

The problem of constrained judgment aggregation

Franz Dietrich, Christian List

125-139

Aggregation problems and models

what comes first?

Gabriella Pigozzi

141-152

Life in a physical world

the place of the life sciences

Marcel Weber

155-168

Comments on Marcel Weber's "Life in a physical world: the place of the life sciences"

Claude Debru

169-172

How special are the life sciences?

a view from the natural kinds debate

Thomas Reydon

173-188

The epistemology-only approach to natural kinds

a reply to Thomas Reydon

Miles Macleod

189-194

Reductionism in biology

an example of biochemistry

Mehmet Elgin

195-203

Reductionist and antireductionist stances in the health sciences

Raffaella Campaner

205-218

Trends and problems in philosophy of social and cultural sciences

a European perspective

Wenceslao J. Gonzalez

221-242

State of the art

a commentary on Wenceslao J. Gonzalez's contribution, "trends and problems in philosophy of social and cultural sciences: a European perspective"

Arto Siitonen

243-255

Scientific realism, the new mechanical philosophers, and the friends of modelling

Matti Sintonen

257-281

Is naturalism the unsurpassable philosophy for the sciences of man in the 21st century?

Daniel Andler

283-303

What does it mean to be a naturalist in the human and social sciences?

Antonio Zilhão

305-311

Reichenbach and the conventionality of distant simultaneity in perspective

Dennis Dieks

315-333

On various senses of "conventional" and their interrelation in the philosophy of physics

simultaneity as a case study

Mauro Dorato

335-349

Determinism and chance from a Humean perspective

Roman Frigg, Carl Hoefer

351-371

What remains of probability?

László E. Szabó

373-379

Humean perspectives on structural realism

Holger Lyre

381-397

The characterisation of structure

definition versus axiomatisation

F. A. Müller

399-416