Erkenntnis an International Journal of Analytic Philosophy 2004: Vol 61 Table of Contents

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 61
ERKENNTNIS / Volume 61 No. 1 July 2004
MAURICIO SUAREZ / On Quantum Propensities: Two
Arguments Revisited
ULRICH MEYER / How to Apply Mathematics
DAVID MACARTHUR/ Naturalizing the Human or
Humanizing Nature: Science, Nature and the
Supernatural
EDMUND HENDEN / Intentions, All-Out Evaluations
and Weakness of the Will
ALBERTO VOLTOLINI / Can There Be a Uniform
Application of Direct Reference?
URIAH KRIEGEL / Moore’s Paradox and the Structure
of Conscious Belief
Critical Discussion
MARK TEXTOR / Has the Ethics of Belief Been Brought
Back on the Right Track? 123-142
ERKENNTNIS / Volume 61 Nos. 2-3 November 2004
CONTEXTUALISMS IN EPISTEMOLOGY
Guest Editors:
Elke Brendel and Christoph Jager
ELKE BRENDEL and CHRISTOPH JAGER|
Contextualist Approaches to Epistemology:
Problems and Prospects 143-172
FRED DRETSKE / Externalism and Modest Contextualism 173-186
CHRISTOPH JAGER / Skepticism, Information, and
Closure: Dretske’s Theory of Knowledge 187-201
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MYLAN ENGEL, Jr. / What’s Wrong with Contextualism,
and a Noncontextualist Resolution of the Skeptical
Paradox 203-231
GILBERT SCHARIFI / Contextualism and the Skeptic:
233-244
Comments on Engel
BRUCE RUSSELL / How to be an Anti-Skeptic and a
Noncontextualist 245-255
WAYNE A. DAVIS / Are Knowledge Claims Indexical? 257-281
GERHARD ERNST /In Defense of Indexicalism:
Comments on Davis 283-293
VERENA GOTTSCHLING / Keeping the Conversa-
tional Score: Constraints for an Optimal Contextu-
alist Answer?
MICHAEL WILLIAMS / Knowledge, Reflection and
Sceptical Hypotheses
THOMAS GRUNDMANN / Inferential Contextualism,
Epistemological Realism and Scepticism: Comments
on Williams
ANTONIA BARKE / Epistemic Contextualism
FRANK HOFMANN / Why Epistemic Contextualism
Does not Provide an Adequate Account of Knowl-
edge: Comments on Barke
JOHN GRECO / A Different Sort of Contextualism 383-400
DIRK KOPPELBERG / On the Prospects for Virtue
401-413
Contextualism: Comments on Greco
415-428
PETER BAUMANN / Lotteries and Contexts
429-433
STEWART COHEN / Reply to Baumann
MARK LANCE and MARGARET LITTLE / Defea-
435-455
sibility and the Normative Grasp of Context
NIKOLA KOMPA / Moral Particularism and Epistemic
457-467
Contextualism: Comments on Lance and Little
HANS ROTT/ Stability, Strength and _ Sensitivity:
Converting Belief into Knowledge 469-493
LYDIA MECHTENBERG / The Stability Theory of
Knowledge and Belief Revision: Comments on Rott 495-507
Instruction for Authors 509-515
Volume Contents 517-518