Moral rationalism and moral commitment

James Doyle

1-22

Virtue epistemology and the epistemology of virtue

Paul Bloomfield

23-43

A new defense of Gadamer's hermeneutics

David Weberman

45-65

An argument against the causal theory of action explanation

Scott R. Sehon

67-85

Deontology and defeat

Michael Bergmann

87-102

Representations, targets and attitudes

Ruth Garrett Millikan

103-111

Reply to Millikan

Robert Cummins

113-127

Précis of the significance of free will

Robert Kane

129-134

Ultimate responsibility in a deterministic world

Bernard Berofsky

135-140

The significance of free will by Robert Kane

John M. Fischer

141-148

The unhelpfulness of indeterminism

Galen Strawson

149-155

Responses to Bernard Berofsky, John Martin Fischer and Galen Strawson

Robert Kane

157-167

Précis of virtues of the mind

Linda Zagzebski

169-177

Two kinds of intellectual virtue

John Greco

179-184

Virtue and knowledge

William Alston

185-189

Zagzebski on justification

Jonathan Kvanvig

191-196

Linda Zagzebski's virtues of the mind

Hilary Kornblith

197-201

Distinctive measures of epistemic evaluation

character as the configuration of traits

203-206

Responses

Linda Zagzebski

207-219

How to build a theory in cognitive science

Barbara Von Eckardt

221-224