Behavior and Philosophy 2005: Vol 33 Index & Table of Contents

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BEHAVIOR and PHILOSOPHY
Volume 33, 2005
Machado, A. (2005) Editorial, Behavior and Philosophy, 33, vii-ix.
Weber, E. (2005) The Functions of Intentional Explanations of Actions, Behavior and
Philosophy, 33, 1-16.
Dilworth, J. (2005) The Reflexive Theory of Perception, Behavior and Philosophy, 33,
17-40.
Rachlin, H. (2005) What Miiller's Law of Specific Nerve Energies Says About the Mind,
Behavior and Philosophy, 33, 41-54.
Tonneau, F. (2005) Antirealist Arguments in Behavior Analysis, Behavior and
Philosophy, 33, 55-65.
Barnes-Holmes, D. (2005) Behavioral Pragmatism is A-ontological, Not Antirealist: a
Reply to Tonneau, Behavior and Philosophy, 33, 67-69.
Tonneau, F. (2005) Behavior Analysis, Common Sense, and Logic: Reply to Barnes-
Holmes, Behavior and Philosophy, 33, 81-84.
Peterson, G.B. (2005) A Man of Many Gardens, Behavior and Philosophy, 33, 85-89.
Salzinger, K. (2005) Clinical, Statistical, and Broken-leg Predictions, Behavior and
Philosophy, 33, 91-99.
Thompson, T. (2005) Paul E. Meehl and B.F. Skinner: Autotaxia, Autotypy and Autism,
Behavior and Philosophy, 33, 101-131.