Preface

Jørgen Albretsen, Per V. Hasle, Peter Øhrstrøm

3397-3399

Prior's paradigm for the study of time and its methodological motivation

Per V. Hasle, Peter Øhrstrøm

3401-3416

An angry young man

Niko Strobach

3417-3427

An illusion close to life

David Jakobsen

3429-3439

Ethical copula, negation, and responsibility judgments

Federico G. Faroldi

3441-3448

The logic of logic and the basis of ethics

Adriane Rini

3449-3457

Possible worlds in "the craft of formal logic"

Aneta Markoska-Cubrinovska

3459-3471

Prior on Aristotle's logical squares

Zuzana Rybaříková

3473-3482

Prior's tonk, notions of logic, and levels of inconsistency

vindicating the pluralistic unity of science in the light of categorical logical positivism

Yoshihiro Maruyama

3483-3495

Prior's individuals

Barry H. Slater

3497-3506

Prior, translational semantics, and the barcan formula

Jack Copeland

3507-3519

Why fuss about these quirks of the vernacular? propositional attitude sentences in Prior's Nachlass

Giulia Felappi

3521-3534

Objectivity without objects

a priorian program

James Van Cleve

3535-3549

Prior, Berkeley, and the Barcan formula

James Levine

3551-3565

Solving Prior's problem with a priorean tool

Martin Pleitz

3567-3577

"Spurious egocentricity" and the first person

James Doyle

3579-3589

Prior's thank-goodness argument reconsidered

Matt La Vine

3591-3606

Prior on the semantics of modal and tense logic

M. J. Cresswell

3607-3623

Prior and temporal sequences for natural language

Tim Fernando

3625-3637

Partial and paraconsistent approaches to future contingents in tense logic

Seiki Akama, Tetsuya Murai, Yasuo Kudo

3639-3649