1. Two symposia worth reading: science, religion, and the history of mechanics

   • Luciano Boschiero
   • K. Brad Wray

   Editorial 24 June 2019 Pages: 179 - 180

2. Principles of weighing water

   • Fokko Jan Dijksterhuis

   Symposium 29 May 2019 Pages: 181 - 186

3. Under pressure

   • Peter Dear

   Symposium 28 May 2019 Pages: 187 - 191

4. …and three centuries of steam power

   • Keith Hutchison

   Symposium 11 June 2019 Pages: 193 - 196

5. Non-teleological progress in hydrostatics from practitioners’ knowledge to scientific knowledge

   • Alan Chalmers

   Symposium 28 May 2019 Pages: 197 - 202

6. A dialogue with the damned

   • James Robert Brown

   Symposium 26 February 2019 Pages: 203 - 209

7. A syllabus of (some of) Gingras’ errors

   • Yiftach Fehige
   • Adam Richter

   Book Review 12 March 2019 Pages: 211 - 219

8. In defence of dialogue

   • Gijsbert van den Brink

   Symposium 21 February 2019 Pages: 221 - 228

9. Faith reason and dialogue

   • Menachem Fisch

   Symposium 05 February 2019 Pages: 229 - 235

10. Response to critics: how religious beliefs distort historical understanding

    • Yves Gingras

    Symposium 11 February 2019 Pages: 237 - 248

11. Science and humanity: virtues and vices

    • Mark Q. Gardiner

    Book Review 06 February 2019 Pages: 249 - 252

12. Scientific devotion

    • John Hedley Brooke

    Book Review 15 February 2019 Pages: 253 - 255

13. The puzzle of idealization

    • N. Emrah Aydinonat

    Book Review 09 April 2019 Pages: 257 - 260

14. A review of theoretical virtues in science debate

    • Darren Bradley

    Book Review 06 May 2019 Pages: 261 - 264

15. Decision theory (and a little of that human touch)

    • Timothy Luke Williamson

    Book Review 20 April 2019 Pages: 265 - 268

16. Is it time for a Nietzschean genealogy of laws of nature?

    • Jason Winning

    Book Review 20 April 2019 Pages: 269 - 271

17. Should we distrust medical interventions?

    • Donald Gillies

    Book Review 09 February 2019 Pages: 273 - 276

18. Feminist criticism in biology exemplifies philosophy of science

    • Evelyn Brister

    Book Review 06 February 2019 Pages: 277 - 280

19. When wild nature meets the soundscape of modernity

    • Matthew Holmes

    Book Review 28 February 2019 Pages: 281 - 284

20. Talking bipedal ape writes book

    • Sean Hermanson

    Book Review 16 March 2019 Pages: 285 - 288

21. Evolutionary theory: conceptual controversies and pluralism

    • Karen Kovaka

    Book Review 15 April 2019 Pages: 289 - 291

22. Unravelling the sequence of events

    • Kathryn M Weston

    Book Review 28 February 2019 Pages: 293 - 296

23. Human subject research

    • Piers J. Hale

    Book Review 18 February 2019 Pages: 297 - 300

24. Stories of ancestors

    • Jonathan Marks

    Book Review 16 January 2019 Pages: 301 - 303

25. From the division of polyps to the multiplication of animalcules: the truth behind Saussure’s discoveries

    • Thierry Hoquet

    Book Review 18 February 2019 Pages: 305 - 307

26. Learning to understand Quine

    • Adam Tamas Tuboly

    Book Review 14 February 2019 Pages: 309 - 312

27. Out of the frame

    • Vincenzo Politi

    Book Review 18 March 2019 Pages: 313 - 316

28. Getting to know Adam Smith

    • George Gale

    Book Review 10 May 2019 Pages: 317 - 319

29. A new collection of studies on Spinoza

    • Francesca di Poppa

    Book Review 11 April 2019 Pages: 321 - 324

30. Rescuing Renouvier

    • Howard Sankey

    Book Note 11 February 2019 Pages: 325 - 326

31. Where science ends and scientism begins

    • Jonathan Beale

    Book Review 02 January 2019 Pages: 327 - 330

32. Art, politics, and particle physics, with one eye on the past

    • Karen Crowther

    Book Review 06 March 2019 Pages: 331 - 334

33. Some remarks on phenomenology’s past

    • Steven DeLay

    Review Essay 13 February 2019 Pages: 335 - 340

34. Beyond or above? The adynamical explanation meets ontological contextuality without a fundamental level

    • Valia Allori

    Book Review 25 April 2019 Pages: 341 - 344

35. Naturalness in physics: just a matter of aesthetics?

    • Samuel Schindler

    Book Review 25 April 2019 Pages: 345 - 347

36. A finite review of a finite book on an infinite topic

    • Mark Zelcer

    Book Review 13 April 2019 Pages: 349 - 351