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Ernst Mach's opposition to atomism
Vol. 19
Larry Laudan
Peirce and the trivialization of the self-corrective thesis
Introduction
The sources of modern methodology
A revisionist note on the methodological significance of Galilean mechanics
The clock metaphor and hypotheses
John Locke on hypotheses
Hume (and Hacking) on induction
Thomas Reid and the Newtonian turn of British methodological thought
The epistemology of light
Towards a reassessment of Comte's "Méthode positive"
William Whewell on the consilience of inductions
Why was the logic of discovery abandoned?
A note on induction and probability in the 19th century
On Kant's philosophy of mathematics from a present-day perspective
Vol. 54
Stephan Körner
Kant and the quantum theory
Gordon Brittan
Induction as unification
Robert E. Butts
Science and God
Gerd Buchdahl
Logic and its place in nature
Neil Tennant
Objectivity and realism
Wolfgang Carl
The late Kant and the twentieth century physics
Vittorio Mathieu
The origins of the a priori
Christopher Peacocke
Kant's revolutionary reconstruction of the history of philosophy
Ermanno Bencivenga
The constitution of objects in Kant's philosophy and in modern physics
Peter Mittelstaedt
Analytic and synthetic judgements in type theory
Per Martin-Löf
The problem of realism and the a priori
Peter Strawson
Causality and causal laws in Kant
Henry Allison
Kant and the twentieth century
Michael Friedman
Kantian argument, conceptual capacities, and invulnerability
Barry Stroud
The holistic character of Kantian intuition
Richard Aquila
The unity of science and the unity of nature
Philip Kitcher
On Kant's theory of knowledge
Paolo Parrini
Understanding apperception today
Karl Ameriks
Vol. 59
Positivisms old and new
Epistemic relativism, apriorism, neoempiricism
Theory, observation, and empiricism
Logical idealism, formal coherence, and material correspondence
Realism, instrumentalism, neopositivism
Truth, cognitive objectivity, metaphysics
Scepticism, scientific rationality, philosophy
Logical structures arising in quantum theory
Vol. 5a
Simon Kochen, E. P. Specker
The labyrinth of quantum logics
Bas C. van Fraassen
The calculus of partial propositional functions
The problem of hidden variables in quantum mechanics
Reichenbach's interpretation of quantum-mechanics
Paul Feyerabend
On the structure of quantum logic
P. D. Finch
The logic of quantum mechanics
Garrett Birkhoff, John von Neumann
Three-valued logic
Hilary Putnam
On the structure of quantal proposition systems
J. M. Jauch, C. Piron
The logic of complementarity and the foundation of quantum theory
Martin Strauss
Survey of general quantum physics
C. Piron
Mathematics as logical syntax
The current interest in orthomodular lattices
Samuel S. Holland
Foundations of quantum mechanics
Integration theory of observables
N. S. Kronfli
Probabilistic formulation of classical mechanics
Measures on the closed subspaces of a Hilbert space
Andrew M. Gleason
Atomicity and determinism in boolean systems
The logic of propositions which are not simultaneously decidable
E. P. Specker
Quantum logics
R. J. Greechie, Stanley P. Gudder
Baer *-semigroups
David J. Foulis
Axioms for non-relativistic quantum mechanics
Neal Zierler
Logics appropriate to empirical theories
Patrick Suppes
Boolean embeddings of orthomodular sets and quantum logic
Neal Zierler, Michael Schlessinger
The probabilistic argument for a nonclassical logic of quantum mechanics
Probability in physics and a theorem on simultaneous observability
V. S. Varadarajan
Semantic representation of the probability of formulas in formalized theories
Jerzy Łoś
The structure of the propositional calculus of a physical theory
Franz Kamber
Problems with prolifigate Platonism
Vol. 67
Colin Cheyne
Conclusion
Platonism and causality
Beliefs and facts
Beliefs and causes
The case for a causal connection
Is a causal connection necessary for knowledge?
Other theories of knowledge
Existence claims and causality
The burden of proof
Platonic knowledge by intuition
Apriorism
Indispensability and Platonic knowledge
Underdetermination as a path to structural realism
Vol. 77
Katherine Brading, Alexander Skiles
How not to be a realist
Ioannis Votsis
Kinds of objects and varieties of properties
Antigone M. Nounou
Adding modality to ontic structuralism
Stathis Psillos
Time, observables, and structure
Dean P. Rickles
Methodological structural realism
Elaine Landry
Ontic structural realism and modality
Nora Berenstain, James Ladyman
Ontological priority
Anjan Chakravartty
The presentation of objects and the representation of structure
Steven French
Miracles and structural realism
John Worrall
Activities are manifestations of causal powers
Vol. 81
Gualtiero Piccinini
Physicalism, introspection, and psychophysics
Uljana Feest
Long-term potentiation
Jacqueline A. Sullivan
William Harvey's rejection of materialism
Benjamin Goldberg
Motion and proportion in simon stevin's mechanics
Maarten Van Dyck
Equilibrium, natural motion, and models of explanation
Brian Hepburn
Diagnosing superstition
Francesca di Poppa
Political philosophy of science in nineteenth-century France
Warren Schmaus
Health, disease, and the basic aims of medicine
Thomas V. Cunningham
Stochastic supervenience
Carl F. Craver
Back to the cradle
Catherine Stinson
Mocing framework for local reduction
Tom Seppalainen
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