Synthese, Volume 156

Volume 156, Number 1, May 2007

Wiebe van der Hoek, Mark Roberts, Michael Wooldridge:
Social laws in alternating time: effectiveness, feasibility, and synthesis. 1-19
Jon Pérez Laraudogoitia:
Avoiding Infinite Masses. 21-31
Alexander R. Pruss:
Conjunctions, Disjunctions and Lewisian Semantics for Counterfactuals. 33-52
Daniel Steel:
Bayesian Confirmation Theory and The Likelihood Principle. 53-77
Chris John Daly:
Acquaintance and de re Thought. 79-96
Steven Gross:
Trivalent Semantics and the Vaguely Vague. 97-117
Michael Huemer:
Epistemic Possibility. 119-142
Ross Paul Cameron:
Lewisian Realism: Methodology, Epistemology, and Circularity. 143-159
Daniel A. Weiskopf:
Compound Nominals, Context, and Compositionality. 161-204

John Kulvicki:
What is What it's Like? Introducing Perceptual Modes of Presentation. 205-229
Colin Johnston:
The Unity of a Tractarian Fact. 231-251
Kent Johnson:
Tacit and accessible understanding of language. 253-279
Mirja Helena Hartimo:
Towards completeness: Husserl on theories of manifolds 1890-1901. 281-310
Raffaella De Rosa:
A teleological account of Cartesian sensations? 311-336
Stewart Shapiro:
The Objectivity of Mathematics. 337-381
Julian Dodd:
Negative truths and truthmaker principles. 383-401

Bayesian Epistemology

Luc Bovens, Stephan Hartmann:
Special issue of Synthese on Bayesian Epistemology. 403
Igor Douven, Wouter Meijs:
Measuring coherence. 405-425
Dennis Dieks:
Reasoning about the future: Doom and Beauty. 427-439
Patrick Suppes:
Where do Bayesian priors come from? 441-471
Branden Fitelson:
Likelihoodism, Bayesianism, and relational confirmation. 473-489
Colin Howson:
Logic with numbers. 491-512
Richard Bradley:
The kinematics of belief and desire. 513-535
James M. Joyce:
Are Newcomb problems really decisions? 537-562
Alan Hájek:
The reference class problem is your problem too. 563-585
M. Albert:
The propensity theory: a decision-theoretic restatement. 587-603