Things in possible experiments

case-intensional logic as a framework for tracing things from case to case

Thomas Müller

3-14

The proof is in the process

a preamble for a philosophy of computer-assisted mathematics

Liesbeth De Mol

15-33

The future role of computation in science and society

Patrick Suppes

35-44

In no categorical terms

a sketch for an alternative route to a humean interpretation of laws

Kerry McKenzie

45-61

The undeniable effectiveness of mathematics in the special sciences

Mark Colyvan

63-73

Comment on "the undeniable effectiveness of mathematics in the special sciences"

Tim Raz

75-84

Explanatory pluralism in psychiatry

what are we pluralists about, and why?

Raffaella Campaner

87-103

Pluralists about pluralism? different versions of explanatory pluralism in psychiatry

Jeroen Bouwel

105-119

Shifting attention from theory to practice in philosophy of biology

121-139

Living instruments and theoretical terms

xenografts as measurements in cancer research

Pierre-Luc Germain

141-155

Developmental explanation

Veli-Pekka Parkkinen

157-172

What counts as causation in physics and biology?

Jan Faye

173-189

Challenges to characterizing the notion of causation across disciplinary boundaries

comment on faye

Jan Baedke

191-201

Just complexity

Max Urchs

203-219

Confessions of a complexity skeptic

Raphael Scholl

221-233

New directions in the philosophy of biology

a new taxonomy of functions

Cristian Saborido

235-251

How essentialism properly understood might reconcile realism and social constructivism

Wolfgang Spohn

255-265

Social construction – by whom?

Matti Sintonen

267-278

Is social constructivism soluble in critical naturalism?

Daniel Andler

279-295

Scientific representation, reflexivity, and the possibility of constructive realism

Tarja Knuuttila

297-312

The limits of realism in the philosophy of social science

David-Hillel Rúben

313-322

The social re-construction of agency

Katarzyna Paprzycka

323-338

Local realism

an analysis of social choice theory

Obdulia Torres González

339-351

Objectivity and visual practices in science and art

Chiara Ambrosio

353-368

Cultural information

don't ask, don't tell

Tim Lewens

369-382

Introducing qbism

Christopher A. Fuchs

385-402

A critic looks at qbism

Guido Bacciagaluppi

403-416

Elementary particles and metaphysics

F. A. Müller

417-431

Assessing the status of the common cause principle

Miklós Rédei

433-442

A note on strong causal closedness and completability of classical probability spaces

Michał Marczyk, Leszek Wroński

443-451

Artificial examples of empirical equivalence

Pablo Acuña

453-467

The measurement problem is your problem too

Ronnie Hermens

469-478

Pros and cons of physics in logics

Petr Švarný

479-484

How fundamental physics represents causality

Andreas Bartels

485-500

Anchoring causal connections in physical concepts

Mario Hubert, Roland Poellinger

501-509

Good just isn't good enough

Humean chances and Boltzmannian statistical physics

Claus Beisbart

511-529

Unsharp Humean chances in statistical physics

a reply to Beisbart

Radin Dardashti, Luke Glynn, Karim Thébault, Mathias Frisch

531-542

Noncommutative causality in algebraic quantum field theory

Gabor Hofer-Szabó

543-553

Lost in translation

a comment on "noncommutative causality in algebraic quantum field theory"

Dustin Lazarovici

555-560

Causal probabilities in grw quantum mechanics

Tomasz Placek

561-576

Physics, metaphysics and mathematics

Dennis Dieks

577-586

Where would we be without counterfactuals?

Huw Price

589-607

Pragmatism and European philosophy

William James and the French-Italian connection

Massimo Ferrari

609-625

European pragmatism? further thoughts on the German and austrian reception of American pragmatism

Thomas Uebel

627-643