Philip Kitcher

Real Realism: The Galilean Strategy
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 151-197; DOI:10.1215-110-2-151 [PDF]  

Alex Byrne

Intentionalism Defended
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 199-240; DOI:10.1215-110-2-199 [PDF] [References]  

DISCUSSION

Gila Sher

The Formal-Structural View Of Logical Consequence
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 241-261; DOI:10.1215-110-2-241 [PDF] [References]  

BOOK REVIEWS

Chris Bobonich

REASON AND EMOTION: ESSAYS ON ANCIENT MORAL PSYCHOLOGY
REASON AND EMOTION: ESSAYS ON ANCIENT MORAL PSYCHOLOGY. BY JOHN COOPER. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 1999. Pp. xvi, 588.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 263-267; DOI:10.1215-110-2-263 [PDF]  

Gareth B. Matthews

ORDER IN MULTIPLICITY: HOMONYMY IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF ARISTOTLE
ORDER IN MULTIPLICITY: HOMONYMY IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF ARISTOTLE. By CHRISTOPHER SHIELDS. Oxford: Oxford University Press, Clarendon Press, 1999. Pp. xiv, 290.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 267-269; DOI:10.1215-110-2-267 [PDF]  

Lisa Shapiro

DESCARTES'S MORAL THEORY
DESCARTES'S MORAL THEORY. By JOHN MARSHALL. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1998. Pp. x, 177.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 270-272; DOI:10.1215-110-2-270 [PDF]  

William F. Bristow

KANT AND THE DEMANDS OF SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS
KANT AND THE DEMANDS OF SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS. By PIERRE KELLER. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998. Pp. vii, 286.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 272-275; DOI:10.1215-110-2-272 [PDF]  

J. M. Bernstein

MARX'S ATTEMPT TO LEAVE PHILOSOPHY
MARX'S ATTEMPT TO LEAVE PHILOSOPHY. By DANIEL BRUDNEY. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1998. Pp. xviii, 425.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 275-278; DOI:10.1215-110-2-275 [PDF]  

David Phillips

COMMITMENT, VALUE, AND MORAL REALISM
COMMITMENT, VALUE, AND MORAL REALISM. By MARCEL S. LIEBERMAN. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998. Pp. xi, 210.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 278-280; DOI:10.1215-110-2-278 [PDF]  

Thomas Hurka

VALUE... AND WHAT FOLLOWS
VALUE... AND WHAT FOLLOWS. By JOEL J. KUPPERMAN. New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. Pp. vi, 168.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 281-283; DOI:10.1215-110-2-281 [PDF]  

Mark Van Roojen

MORALITY WITHOUT FOUNDATIONS: A DEFENSE OF ETHICAL CONTEXTUALISM
MORALITY WITHOUT FOUNDATIONS: A DEFENSE OF ETHICAL CONTEXTUALISM. By MARK TIMMONS. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999. Pp viii, 269.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 283-286; DOI:10.1215-110-2-283 [PDF] [References]  

Paolo Mancosu

WITTGENSTEIN, FINITISM, AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS
WITTGENSTEIN, FINITISM, AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS. Oxford Philosophical Monographs. By MATHIEU MARION. New York: Oxford University Press, Clarendon Press, 1998. Pp. xx, 260.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 286-289; DOI:10.1215-110-2-286 [PDF] [References]  

Lawrence Sklar

EXPLAINING CHAOS
EXPLAINING CHAOS. By PETER SMITH. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998. Pp. viii, 193.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 289-290; DOI:10.1215-110-2-289 [PDF]  

Chris Swoyer

THE NEW DIALECTIC: CONVERSATIONAL CONTEXTS OF ARGUMENT; AD HOMINEM ARGUMENTS
THE NEW DIALECTIC: CONVERSATIONAL CONTEXTS OF ARGUMENT. By DOUGLAS WALTON. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1998. Pp. vii, 304
AD HOMINEM ARGUMENTS. By DOUGLAS WALTON. Tuscaloosa and London: University of Alabama Press, 1998. Pp. vii, 315.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 291-295; DOI:10.1215-110-2-291 [PDF]  

Mirek Janusz

THE FOUNDATIONS OF CAUSAL DECISION THEORY
THE FOUNDATIONS OF CAUSAL DECISION THEORY. By JAMES M. JOYCE. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999. Pp. xii, 268.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 296-300; DOI:10.1215-110-2-296 [PDF] [References]  

Christopher S. Hill

THE MYSTERIOUS FLAME: CONSCIOUS MINDS IN A MATERIAL WORLD
THE MYSTERIOUS FLAME: CONSCIOUS MINDS IN A MATERIAL WORLD. By COLIN McGINN. New York Basic Books, 1999. Pp. xiii, 242.
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 300-303; DOI:10.1215-110-2-300 [PDF]  

BOOKS RECEIVED

BOOKS RECEIVED
Philosophical Review 2001; 110(2): 305-313; DOI:10.1215-110-2-305 [PDF]  

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