Synthese, Volume 172

Volume 172, Number 1, January 2010

• Horacio L. Arló-Costa, Jeffrey Helzner:
  Introduction. 1-6
  
• Jonathan Baron:
  Cognitive biases in moral judgments that affect political behavior. 7-35
  
• Horacio L. Arló-Costa, Jeffrey Helzner:
  Ambiguity aversion: the explanatory power of indeterminate probabilities. 37-55
  
• Luc Bovens, Wlodek Rabinowicz:
  The puzzle of the hats. 57-78
  
• Itzhak Gilboa, Offer Lieberman, David Schmeidler:
  On the definition of objective probabilities by empirical similarity. 79-95
  
• Isaac Levi:
  Probability logic, logical probability, and inductive support. 97-118
  
• Patrick Maher:
  Bayesian probability. 119-127
  
• Nils-Eric Sahlin, Annika Wallin, Johannes Persson:
  Decision science: from Ramsey to dual process theories. 129-143
  
• Dov Samet:
  S5 knowledge without partitions. 145-155
  
• Teddy Seidenfeld, Mark J. Schervish, Joseph B. Kadane:
  Coherent choice functions under uncertainty. 157-176
  
• Simon M. Huttegger, Brian Skyrms, Rory Smead, Kevin J. S. Zollman:
  Evolutionary dynamics of Lewis signaling games: signaling systems vs. partial pooling. 177-191
  

Volume 172, Number 2, January 2010

• Gabriele Contessa:
  Introduction. 193-195
  
• Anjan Chakravartty:
  Informational versus functional theories of scientific representation. 197-213
  
• Gabriele Contessa:
  Scientific models and fictional objects. 215-229
  
• Steven French:
  Keeping quiet on the ontology of models. 231-249
  
• Roman Frigg:
  Models and fiction. 251-268
  
• Ronald N. Giere:
  An agent-based conception of models and scientific representation. 269-281
  
• Martin Thomson-Jones:
  Missing systems and the face value practice. 283-299
  
• Adam Toon:
  The ontology of theoretical modelling: models as make-believe. 301-315
  

Volume 172, Number 3, February 2010

• Kevin J. S. Zollman:
  Social structure and the effects of conformity. 317-340
  
• A. Casullo:
  Knowledge and modality. 341-359
  
• William Mark Goodwin:
  Coffa's Kant and the evolution of accounts of mathematical necessity. 361-379
  
• Dylan Dodd:
  Confusion about concessive knowledge attributions. 381-396
  
• David M. Godden:
  The importance of belief in argumentation: belief, commitment and the effective resolution of a difference of opinion. 397-414
  
• Gerhard Schurz, Paul Weingartner:
  Zwart and Franssen's impossibility theorem holds for possible-world-accounts but not for consequence-accounts to verisimilitude. 415-436
  
• Janez Bregant, Andraz Stozer, Marko Cerkvenik:
  Molecular reduction: reality or fiction? 437-450
  
• Alexander Sarch:
  Bealer and the autonomy of philosophy. 451-474
  

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