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¢ Philosophica Quartert VOLUME 56 Chair of the Board of Editors KATHERINE HAWLEY Executwe Editor SARAH BROADIE Reviews Editor TIMOTHY CHAPPELL North American Representative JOHN HEIL BLACKWELL PUBLISHING for THE SCOTS PHILOSOPHICAL CLUB and THE UNIVERSITY OF ST ANDREWS CONTENTS OF VOLUME 56 ARTICLES Baenr,J . —-C haracter, Reliability and Virtue Epistemology Brown, D.H. — On the Dual Referent Approach to Colour Theory CALLANAN, J.J. — Kant’s Transcendental Strategy Crurt, R. —W hy Aren’t Duties Rights? Davies, S. — Aesthetic Judgements, Artworks and Functional Beauty Densy, D.A. — In Defence of Magical Ersatzism Dicker, G. — Berkeley on Immediate Perception: Once More unto the Breach Ev_per, C.L. — Conventionalism and Realism-Imitating Counterfactuals GranaM, P.J. — Testimonial Justification: Inferential or Non-Inferential? Hearp, D. — A New Problem for Ontological Emergence HEYLEN, J. AND Horsten, L. — Strict Conditionals: a Negative Result Keer, S. — Four Theories of Filial Duty Marcus, E. — Intentionalism and the Imaginability of the Inverted Spectrum : Monron, B. AND KIERLAND, B. — How to Predict Future Duration from Present Age PAN]VANI, C. — Wittgenstein and Strong Mathematical Verificationism Ripce, M. — Introducing Variable-Rate Rule-Utiitarianism SALMELA, M. — True Emotions ScHNIEDER, B. — ‘By Leibniz’s Law’: Remarks on a Fallacy SCHROETER, L. — Against A Priori Reductions Suan, N. — A New Argument for Evidentialism SHaAw,J . — Intentions and Trolleys SORENSEN, R. — Originless Sin: Rational Dilemmas for Satisficers STEGLICH-PETERSEN, A. -N o Norm Needed: on the Aim of Belief PHomasson, A.L. — Metaphysical Arguments against Ordinary Objects Toner, P. —-M eta-Ontology and Accidental Unity DISCUSSIONS HAccovist, S. — Essentialism and Rigidity NeEwa_., M. — Pictures, Colour and Resemblance THE PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY — CONTENTS OF VOLUME 5 RaBINnow1cz, W. AND RoNNow-RasmussEN, T. — Buck-Passing and the Right Kind of Reasons Soames, S. — Hacker’s Complaint THurow,J . — Experientially Defeasible A Priori Justification Votrouini, A. — Are There Non-Existent Jntentionalia? CRITICAL STUDIES Exuis, A. —M ay on International Crimes Hacker, P.M.S. — Soames’ History of Analytic Philosophy LAcKEY, J. — Pritchard’s Epistemic Luck Miuuier, A.W. — The Sort of Creature You Are BOOK REVIEWS ALANEN, L. — Descartes’ Concept of Mind (K. Smith ATHANASSOULIS, N. — Morality, Moral Luck and Responsibility: Fortune’s Web (D. Dickenson BAGHRAMIAN, M. — Relativism (J.R. Cameron 3aR-ONn, D. — Speaking My Mind: Expression and Self- knowledge (J. Fernandez Br RMUDEZ, J.L. AND GARDNER, S. (eds Art and Morality B. Cooke Burre i, D. — Faith and Freedom: an Interfaith Perspective (N. Trakakis CARRUTHERS, P. — Consciousness: Essays from a Higher-Order Perspective (M. ‘Textor CHapPELL, I’. — Reading Plato’s “Theaetetus’ (S. Carson Coner, E. AND FELDMAN, R. — Evidentialism: Essays in Epistemology (D. Pritchard Corey, R. — The Metaphysics of Apes (A. Hills CorrincuaM,J . — The Spiritual Dimension: Religion, Philosophy and Human Value (L.F. Stevenson FELDMAN, F. — Pleasure and the Good Life: Concerning the Nature, Vaneties and Plausibility of Hedonism (R. Crisp FINKELSTEIN, D.H. — Expression and the Inner (D.M. Phillips FRANCES, B. — Scepticism Comes Alive (A. Brueckner FRANKFURT, H. — On Bullshit (R. Teichmann Gert,J . — Brute Rationality (J. Louise Gut, C. (ed.) — Virtue, Norms, and Objectivity: Issues in Ancient and Modern Ethics (R. Kraut THE PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY —- CONTENTS OF VOLUME 56 HALDANEJ,.J . (ed.) — Values, Education and the Human World (D. Rose) Hampsuire, S. — Spinoza and Spinozism (B. Lord Honpericn, T.— On Determinism and Freedom (N. Levy Horwicn, P. — From a Deflationary Point of View (J. Mantykoski) Houston,J . (ed.) — Thomas Reid: Context, Influence, Significance (L.G. Graham) Ketty, P. — Liberalism (S.P. Young Kieran, M. — RevealinAgr t (J.A. McMahon Kim,J . — Physicalism, or Something Near Enough (J. Kallestrup KnuuttiLa, S. — Emotions in Ancient and Medieval Philosophy (G. Pearson Lewens, T.— Organisms and Artifacts: Design in Nature and Elsewhere (W. Houkes Lewis, T.A. — Freedom and Tradition in Hegel: Reconsidering Anthropology, Ethics, and Religion (D. Murphy Lyncu, M. — True to Life: Why Truth Matters (J.R. Cameron Macpona.p, C. — Varieties of Things: Foundations of Contemporary Metaphysics (S. Berman Maub in, T.— Truth and Paradox (A. Eagle Miter, J.A ND INwoop, B. (eds) — Hellenistic and Early Modern Philosophy (E. Moore O™AKLANDER, L.N. — The Ontology of Time (J.C. Tallant Orr, W. — Locke’s Philosophy of Language (G. Stock Rosinson, W.S. — Understanding Phenomenal Consciousness (D. Jehle ScuiFFER, S.— The Things We Mean (A. Barber SHarpE, L. — Creatures Like Us? (A. Hills Sincer, P. (ed.) — Jn Defense of Animals: the Second Wave (A. Hills SmitH, D.W.— Mind World: Essays in Phenomenology and Ontology (V. Chiao Sore, T. AND Fotsneau, L. (eds) — ‘Leviathan’ after 350 Years (S. Duncan Taytor, J.S. — Stakes and Kidneys: Why Markets in Human Body Parts are Morally Imperative (L. Bortolotti Vision, G. — Veritas (P. Saka WarrEN,J . — Facing Death: Epicurus and his Critics (D. Armstrong Yarre, G. —M anifest Actwity: Thomas Reid’s Philosophy of Action (L.G. Graham Youton, J.W. — The Two Intellectual Worlds of John Locke: Man, Person and Spints in the ‘Essay’ (G. Stock ZAGZEBSKI, L. — Divine Motwation Theory (K. Stohr