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Identifying fact and fiction
 Generics, cognition, and comprehension
 
Custom and history: Common law thought and the historical imagination in nineteenth century America
 Francis Bacon and the scientific reformation
 
Choosing between God and Caesar: Locke, Rousseau, and Rawls on the theologico-political problem
 Beyond causal theories of mind
 
Blame and blameworthiness
 Ethics of the obvious
 
Listen and see: The musical provocation of visual imagery
 Epistemic strategies in twentieth-century German theatre: Brecht, Weiss, Muller
 
Plato on syntax and its metaphysical foundations
 Human rights and institutional structure
 
Etienne Bonnot de Condillac and the practice of Enlightenment philosophy
 Kant's modal metaphysics
 
Essays on industrial organization and economic methodology
 An ontological study of quantum fields and their symmetries
 
The morality of spin: Rhetoric and the Christian right
 For unity in moral theorizing
 
Chekhov's existentialism: The ethics of outsidedness
Motivation, deliberation, and wayward action
 
Necessity and teleology in Aristotle's physics
 Indexicality
 
An interpretation of Aristotle's theory of pleasure
 The possibility of freedom
 
Aristotle on decision and uncontrolled action
 Plotinus on the passions
 
Argument: The American Transcendentalists and disputatious reason
 Aristotle and determinism
 
Risk and rationality
 The judgment of generations
 
Time, self and Sleeping Beauty
 Gu Hongming and the re-invention of Chinese civilization
 
Dostoevsky's closed threshold in the construction of the existential novel
 Grounding fictions: Systematic skepticism and critical doubt, 1792--1807
 
Autonomy and the organization of desires
 Tripartition and the rule of the soul in Plato's "Republic"
 
Remembering the dismembered: The work of mourning and hope in Adorno and Morrison
 Truth-conditionally inert aspects of content
 
Alienated selves: Portraiture in nineteenth- and twentieth-century France
 Reducing domination in global politics
 
Mental representation and closely conflated topics
 In the name of honor: Qian Qianyi (1582-1664) and the politics of loyalty in late imperial China
 
Political dispositions and global justice: Understanding the duties of individuals in an unjust world
 Trespassing in the Kingdom of Ends: An essay on global justice
 
Moral responsibility: Attributability, accountability, and capacities
 The ally of reason: Plato on the spirited part of the soul
 
Is meaning a noun or a verb? An Aristotelian approach to contemporary poetics
 Creaturely lives: Romanticism and the rhetoric of natural history
 
Form as reasoned freedom: Adolph Bernhard Marx's theoretical and critical writings in the context of German Romantic philosophy
 Thomas Aquinas and the virtue of the outsider
 
Work as it might be: A theory of justice in production
 Finding time for democracy: A theory of political equality
 
The theory of intensive magnitudes in Leibniz and Kant