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2012 Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society

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The hardcover back volume of the Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society.

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Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society | Philosophy in London Since 1880

2012 Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, Volume CXII, Issues 1-3

The hardcover volume of the Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society is printed in black on an 80gsm white book wove stock accredited by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). Binding is in dark blue Arbelave Library Buckram over 2500 micron boards blocked in gold on the spine. This makes for a strong, attractive and durable book with a scuff resistant and wipeable cover.

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Table of Contents

 

Issue No. 1

The Presidential Address: Non-Inferential Knowledge | Marie McGinn

Direct Realism and Immediate Justification | Gianfranco Soldati

Reference by Abstraction | Øystein Linnebo

Counterfactual Entailment | David Barnett

Expressing Credences | Daniel Rothschild

 

Issue No. 2

Bayesian Expressivism | Seth Yalcin

Good Samaritans and Good Government | Dudley Knowles

Fiction as a Genre | Stacie Friend

Why Naive Realism? | Heather Logue

Restless Forms and Changeless Causes | Fiona Leigh

 

Issue No. 3

Leibniz’s Law and the Philosophy of Mind | Frank Jackson

Knowing How | Kieran Setiya

Agents and Patients, or: What We Learn About Reasons for Action by Reflecting on Our Choices in Process-of-Thought Cases | Michael Smith

 

Discussion Note

Actors Are Not Like Zombies | E. Diaz-Leon

Transparency and Inference | Kieran Setiya

Incommensurability or Vagueness? A Comment on Rabinowicz and Sugden | Mozaffar Qizilbash

 

Graduate Papers from the 2011 Joint Session

Propositions, Structure and Representation | Thomas Hodgson

Justice for Unicorns | Eliot Michaelson

 

Symposium from the 2012 Joint Session

Lichtenberg and the Cogito | John Campbell in response to Christopher Peacocke

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