Synthese, Volume 165

Volume 165, Number 1, November 2008

• Patrick Dieveney:
  Ontological infidelity. 1-12
  
• Kristin Andrews:
  It's in your nature: a pluralistic folk psychology. 13-29
  
• John Neil Martin:
  The lover of the beautiful and the good: Platonic foundations of aesthetic and moral value. 31-51
  
• Patrick McGivern:
  Reductive levels and multi-scale structure. 53-75
  
• Aladdin M. Yaqub:
  Two types of deflationism. 77-106
  
• John N. Williams:
  Propositional knowledge and know-how. 107-125
  
• Nicolas Espinoza:
  The small improvement argument. 127-139
  
• Colin Klein:
  Dispositional implementation solves the superfluous structure problem. 141-153
  

Volume 165, Number 2, November 2008

• Fenrong Liu, Frank Veltman, Minghui Xiong:
  Editorial. 155-157
  
• Natasha Alechina, Mark Jago, Brian Logan:
  Preference-based belief revision for rule-based agents. 159-177
  
• Alexandru Baltag, Sonja Smets:
  Probabilistic dynamic belief revision. 179-202
  
• Giuseppe Primiero, Joke Meheus:
  Majority merging by adaptive counting. 203-223
  
• Bryan Renne:
  Public and private communication are different: results on relative expressivity. 225-245
  
• Johan van Benthem, Sujata Ghosh, Fenrong Liu:
  Modelling simultaneous games in dynamic logic. 247-268
  
• Thomas Ågotnes, Wiebe van der Hoek, Michael Wooldridge:
  Quantified coalition logic. 269-294
  
• Tomoyuki Yamada:
  Logical dynamics of some speech acts that affect obligations and preferences. 295-315
  

Volume 165, Number 3, December 2008

• Isidora Stojanovic:
  The semantics/pragmatics distinction. 317-319
  
• Robyn Carston:
  Linguistic communication and the semantics/pragmatics distinction. 321-345
  
• Kepa Korta, John Perry:
  The pragmatic circle. 347-357
  
• Christopher Gauker:
  Zero tolerance for pragmatics. 359-371
  
• Brendan S. Gillon:
  On the semantics/pragmatics distinction. 373-384
  
• Napoleon Katsos:
  The semantics/pragmatics interface from an experimental perspective: the case of scalar implicature. 385-401