1. A look behind the curtain: the editorial board

   • K. Brad Wray
   • Luciano Boschiero

   Editorial 18 October 2016 Pages: 341 - 342

2. Religio and scientia

   • Stephen Gaukroger

   Symposium 15 July 2016 Pages: 343 - 347

3. Deep narrow territories

   • J. L. Heilbron

   Symposium 15 July 2016 Pages: 349 - 353

4. Between complexity and harmony: Peter Harrison on science and religion

   • Yiftach Fehige

   Symposium 15 July 2016 Pages: 355 - 362

5. Beliefs, Lebensformen, and conceptual history

   • Peter Harrison

   Symposium 15 July 2016 Pages: 363 - 370

6. Of silence and denial: Sober on Ockham’s razors

   • Patrick Forber

   Symposium 21 September 2016 Pages: 371 - 375

7. Snipping or editing? Parsimony in the chimpanzee mind-reading debate

   • Kristin Andrews

   Symposium 21 September 2016 Pages: 377 - 386

8. Sober as a Judge

   • Gordon Belot

   Symposium 21 September 2016 Pages: 387 - 392

9. Replies to Kristin Andrews’s, Gordon Belot’s, and Patrick Forber’s reviews

   • Elliott Sober

   Symposium 21 September 2016 Pages: 393 - 403

   

10. A plausible case for a science–religion conflict thesis

    • Maurice A. Finocchiaro

    Book Review 19 August 2016 Pages: 405 - 408

11. Much Ado about noting

    • Evelyn Tribble

    Book Review 15 June 2016 Pages: 409 - 411

12. A textured portrait of Max Planck for English-speaking readers

    • Naomi Pasachoff

    Book Review 27 June 2016 Pages: 413 - 416

13. He does mind

    • Elliot Jurist

    Book Review 21 September 2016 Pages: 417 - 419

14. Drawing the tree of life

    • John S. Wilkins

    Book Review 15 June 2016 Pages: 421 - 424

15. “The central and controlling incident of my life”: Alfred Russel Wallace in the Spice Islands and environs, March 1854 to March 1862

    • Michael A. Flannery

    Book Review 27 June 2016 Pages: 425 - 428

16. “Déjà vu all over again”: Haeckel’s Embryos and the combative history of an evolutionary icon

    • Donna Roberts

    Book Review 30 June 2016 Pages: 429 - 432

17. Everyone who publishes a book is a fool

    • Jim Endersby

    Book Review 28 July 2016 Pages: 433 - 435

18. A paean to contingency

    • Joseph D. Martin

    Essay Review 27 June 2016 Pages: 437 - 441

19. The qualities of good experiments

    • Adam Morton

    Book Review 08 July 2016 Pages: 443 - 446

20. An inferentialist theory of causation

    • Jeff Kasser

    Book Review 18 August 2016 Pages: 447 - 450

21. Manufacturing doubt

    • Lee McIntyre

    Book Review 18 August 2016 Pages: 451 - 453

22. A guidebook through Kuhn scholarship

    • Rogier De Langhe

    Book Review 09 September 2016 Pages: 455 - 457

23. Constitutional crises: how understanding constitutive elements in science can help us better understand the nature of conceptual change in science

    • Joshua Alexander

    Book Review 21 September 2016 Pages: 459 - 463

24. Philosophy of social science from an analytic perspective

    • Ian Jarvie

    Book Review 27 June 2016 Pages: 465 - 467

25. Understanding cultural evolution

    • David Henderson

    Book Review 08 July 2016 Pages: 469 - 472

26. Philosophy of chemistry: unkempt jungle and fertile ground

    • Micah Newman

    Essay Review 06 June 2016 Pages: 473 - 477

27. Reform for the evolutionary social sciences or new theory of human nature?

    • Stephen M. Downes

    Essay Review 12 September 2016 Pages: 479 - 485

    

28. A synthesis of work in cognitive science

    • Kenneth Aizawa

    Book Review 08 July 2016 Pages: 487 - 490

29. Metaphysics meets the sciences

    • Axel Gelfert

    Essay Review 20 September 2016 Pages: 491 - 495

30. Make ontology easy again

    • Greg Frost-Arnold

    Book Review 15 July 2016 Pages: 497 - 500

31. Trying objectivity

    • David Mercer

    Essay Review 19 August 2016 Pages: 501 - 506

32. Gas chambers in the English countryside

    • John Forge

    Book Review 15 July 2016 Pages: 507 - 510

33. Myths, dreams, and materialities

    • David Mercer

    Book Review 19 August 2016 Pages: 511 - 514