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Synthese, Volume 105
Volume 105, Number 1, October 1995
- José L. Zalabardo
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A problem for information theoretic semantics. 1-29 - Gary Kemp:
Truth in Frege's 'law of truth'. 31-51 - Wojciech Krysztofiak:
Noemata and their formalization. 53-86 - Jim Garrison:
Dewey's philosophy and the experience of working: Labor, tools and language. 87-114 - William H. Berge:
Carnap and translational indeterminacy. 115-121 - Leila Haaparanta:
Perspectives into analytical philosophy. 123-139
Volume 105, Number 2, November 1995
- Mathieu Marion:
Wittgenstein and finitism. 141-176 - Heather J. Gert:
Family resemblances and criteria. 177-190 - Grant Gillett:
Humpty Dumpty and the night of the Triffids: Individualism and rule-following. 191-206 - Miriam Franchella:
Like a bee on a windowpane: Heyting's reflections on solipsism. 207-251
Volume 105, Number 3, December 1995
- Lucia Maria Vaina:
Akinetopsia, achromatopsia and blindsight: Recent studies on perception without awareness. 253-271 - Louis C. Charland:
Feeling and representing: Computational theory and the modularity of affect. 273-301 - Valerie Gray Hardcastle:
Computationalism. 303-317 - Gabriel Sandu, Raimo Tuomela:
Joint action and group action made precise. 319-345 - Andreas M. Bartels:
Chains of meaning: A model for concept formation in contemporary physics theories. 347-379 - Andrew Melnyk:
Formulating physicalism: Two suggestions. 381-407
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