Volume 163, Issue 1

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March 2013

Special Issue: Selected papers from the American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, 2012 Meeting

Issue Editor:

Amy Kind

23 articles in this issue

Editorial
Amy Kind
EditorialNotes 22 December 2012 Pages: 1 - 1
Value and the regulation of the sentiments
Justin D’Arms
OriginalPaper 22 December 2012 Pages: 3 - 13
Unity and the Frege–Geach problem
Christopher Hom
Jeremy Schwartz
OriginalPaper 09 January 2013 Pages: 15 - 24
Do the benefits of naïve realism outweigh the costs? Comments on fish, perception, hallucination and illusion
Adam Pautz
OriginalPaper 22 December 2012 Pages: 25 - 36
Shibboleth: some comments on William Fish’s Perception, Hallucination & Illusion
M. G. F. Martin
OriginalPaper 11 January 2013 Pages: 37 - 48
Perceptual content and relations
Susanna Schellenberg
OriginalPaper 28 December 2012 Pages: 49 - 55
Perception, hallucination, and illusion: reply to my critics
William Fish
OriginalPaper 22 December 2012 Pages: 57 - 66
The source and status of values for socially responsible science
Matthew J. Brown
OriginalPaper 19 December 2012 Pages: 67 - 76
Rehabilitating neutrality
Hugh Lacey
OriginalPaper 19 December 2012 Pages: 77 - 83
Scientific judgment and agonistic pluralism
Elizabeth Potter
OriginalPaper 03 February 2013 Pages: 85 - 92
Meeting the challenges to socially responsible science: reply to Brown, Lacey, and Potter
Janet A. Kourany
OriginalPaper 01 January 2013 Pages: 93 - 103
Source compatibilism and that pesky ability to do otherwise: comments on Dana Nelkin’s making sense of freedom and responsibility
Michael McKenna
OriginalPaper 22 December 2012 Pages: 105 - 116
On the possibility of making even more sense of freedom and responsibility
Daniel Speak
OriginalPaper 22 December 2012 Pages: 117 - 122
Replies to critics
Dana Kay Nelkin
OriginalPaper 23 December 2012 Pages: 123 - 131
How many thoughts are there? Or why we likely have no Tegmark duplicates \( 10^{{10^{115} }} \) m away
Douglas V. Porpora
OriginalPaper 26 August 2011 Pages: 133 - 149
On behalf of the consequence argument: time, modality, and the nature of free action
Alicia Finch
OriginalPaper 13 September 2011 Pages: 151 - 170
Becker on epistemic luck
Anthony Brueckner
Christopher T. Buford
OriginalPaper 08 September 2011 Pages: 171 - 175
Is evil just very wrong?
Todd Calder
OriginalPaper 01 September 2011 Pages: 177 - 196
On two arguments for subset inheritance
Kevin Morris
OriginalPaper 09 September 2011 Pages: 197 - 211
Truthmaking, metaethics, and creeping minimalism
Jamin Asay
OriginalPaper 11 September 2011 Pages: 213 - 232
Explaining the theory of mind deficit in autism spectrum disorder
Marcus P. Adams
OriginalPaper 11 September 2011 Pages: 233 - 249
Pleading ignorance in response to experiential primitivism
Raamy Majeed
OriginalPaper 14 September 2011 Pages: 251 - 269
Rational intuition and understanding
Peter J. Markie
OriginalPaper 21 September 2011 Pages: 271 - 290

Volume 163, Issue 1

Editorial

Value and the regulation of the sentiments

Unity and the Frege–Geach problem

Do the benefits of naïve realism outweigh the costs? Comments on fish, perception, hallucination and illusion

Shibboleth: some comments on William Fish’s Perception, Hallucination & Illusion

Perceptual content and relations

Perception, hallucination, and illusion: reply to my critics

The source and status of values for socially responsible science

Rehabilitating neutrality

Scientific judgment and agonistic pluralism

Meeting the challenges to socially responsible science: reply to Brown, Lacey, and Potter

Source compatibilism and that pesky ability to do otherwise: comments on Dana Nelkin’s making sense of freedom and responsibility

On the possibility of making even more sense of freedom and responsibility

Replies to critics

How many thoughts are there? Or why we likely have no Tegmark duplicates \( 10^{{10^{115} }} \) m away

On behalf of the consequence argument: time, modality, and the nature of free action

Becker on epistemic luck

Is evil just very wrong?

On two arguments for subset inheritance

Truthmaking, metaethics, and creeping minimalism

Explaining the theory of mind deficit in autism spectrum disorder

Pleading ignorance in response to experiential primitivism

Rational intuition and understanding

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