Synthese, Volume 157

Volume 157, Number 1, July 2007

• Matthew McGrath:
  Memory and epistemic conservatism. 1-24
  
• C. S. Jenkins:
  Entitlement and rationality. 25-45
  
• Jeremy Allen Byrd:
  The perfect murder: A philosophical whodunit. 47-58
  
• Nick Bostrom:
  Sleeping Beauty and Self-location: A Hybrid Model. 59-78
  
• Vadim Batitsky, Zoltan Domotor:
  When good theories make bad predictions. 79-103
  
• Patrick S. Dieveney:
  Dispensability in the Indispensability Argument. 105-128
  
• Deborah C. Smith:
  Superassertibility and the Equivalence Schema: A Dilemma for Wright's Antirealist. 129-139
  

Volume 157, Number 2, July 2007

• Nicholas Bardsley:
  On collective intentions: collective action in economics and philosophy. 141-159
  
• Ken Gemes:
  Irrelevance: Strengthening the Bayesian requirements. 161-166
  
• Peter Vanderschraaf:
  Covenants and reputations. 167-195
  
• Douglas Walton:
  Evaluating Practical Reasoning. 197-240
  
• Beth Huffer:
  Actions and outcomes: two aspects of agency. 241-265
  

Volume 157, Number 3, August 2007

• Erik J. Olsson:
  Guest editor's introduction. 267-274
  
• David H. Glass:
  Coherence measures and inference to the best explanation. 275-296
  
• Erik J. Olsson, Stefan Schubert:
  Reliability conducive measures of coherence. 297-308
  
• Luca Moretti:
  Ways in which coherence is confirmation conducive. 309-319
  
• Staffan Angere:
  The defeasible nature of coherentist justification. 321-335
  
• Michael Huemer:
  Weak Bayesian coherentism. 337-346
  
• Wouter Meijs, Igor Douven:
  On the alleged impossibility of coherence. 347-360
  
• Tomoji Shogenji:
  Why does coherence appear truth-conducive? 361-372