International Studies in
the Philosophy of Science

Volume 13  Number 3  October 1999

EDITORIAL
Introduction to the special issue on rationality
JAMES ROBERT BROWN  213

ARTICLES
On thought experiments as a priori science
RICHARD ARTHUR  215

Living in the "space of reasons": the "rationality debate" revisited
DAVID DAVIES  231

Mathematical engineering and mathematical change
JEAN-PIERRE MARQUIS  245

Fundamental laws and the completeness of physics
DAVID SPURRETT  261

What is historicism?
ANDREW REYNOLDS  275

Balancing acts: rational agency and efficacious action
MARY TILES  289

TITLE PAGE AND CONTENTS, VOLUME 13  301

International Studies in
the Philosophy of Science

Volume 13  Number 2  July 1999

EDITORIAL
"Dubrovnik"
JAMES ROBERT BROWN  101

ARTICLES
Reinflating the semantic approach
STEVEN FRENCH & JAMES LADYMAN  103

Einstein’s theory of theories and types of theoretical explanation
FRANCISCO FLORES  123

Multiple realization, reduction and mental properties
MAX KISTLER  135

Causal cognition and causal realism
RICCARDO VIALE  151

DISCUSSIONS
Reduction and abduction in chemistry—a response to Scerri
PAUL NEEDHAM  169

Response to Needham
ERIC R. SCERRI  185

WHO’S WHO AND WHAT’S NEW
What’s new on the net
KARYN FREEDMAN  193

BOOK REVIEWS
Mary Leng on Penelope Maddy, Naturalism in Mathematics  195

Kent A. Peacock on James T. Cushing, Arthur Fine & Sheldon Goldstein (Eds), Bohmian Mechanics and Quantum Theory: an Appraisal  197

Andrew Reynolds on Charles Sanders Peirce, Pragmatism as a Principle and Method of Right Thinking: the 1903 Harvard Lectures on Pragmatism  201

International Studies in
the Philosophy of Science

Volume 13  Number 1  March 1999

ARTICLES
On Field’s argument for substantivalism
JERZY GOL§OSZ  5

Why manifold substantivalism is probably not a consequence of classical mechanics
NICK HUGGETT  17

Rehabilitating relationalism
GORDON BELOT  35

Incongruent counterparts and modal relationism
CAROLYN BRIGHOUSE  53

The reality of now
WILLIAMSEAGER  69

BOOK REVIEWS
P. Henderson on Lorraine Daston, Classical Probability in the Enlightenment  83

Matthew MacKenzie on Stephen T. Asma, Following Form and Function: a Philosophical Archaeology of Life Science  84

Dawn Ogden on Robert N. Brandon, Concepts and Methods in Evolutionary Biology  86

Jutta Rockmann on Martin Carrier, The Completeness of Scientific Theories: on the Derivation of Empirical Indicators within a Theoretical Framework: the Case of Physical Geometry  89

Spas Spassov on Sahotra Sarkar (Ed.), The Philosophy and History of Molecular Biology: New Perspectives  91

John Taylor on Chris Nunn, Awareness: What it is, What it does  94

International Studies in
the Philosophy of Science

Volume 12  Number 3  October 1998

EDITORIAL
GDR philosophy is history
ULRICH JOHANNES SCHNEIDER  213

ARTICLES
In defense of psychological laws
MARTIN CARRIER  217

Bad arguments against a good case (Laudan’s attack on the strong programme)
MÁRTA FEHÉR  233

The role of variation in thought experiments
NEBOJSA KUJUNDZIC  239

On schizophrenic experiences of the neutron or why we should believe in the many-worlds interpretation of quantum theory
LEV VAIDMAN  245

Why the no-miracles argument fails
CARL MATHESON  263

BOOK REVIEWS
Chrisoula Andreou on James R. Wible, The Economics of Science: Methodology and Epistemology as if Economics Really Mattered  281

Andris Krumins on Lochlainn O’Raifeartaigh, The Dawning of Gauge Theory  284

Brendan Larvor on Michael D. Resnik, Mathematics as a Science of Patterns  287

Andre Vellino on Jean Goubault-Larrecq & Ian Mackie, Proof Theory and Automated Deduction  290

TITLE PAGE AND CONTENTS, VOLUME 12  293

International Studies in
the Philosophy of Science

Volume 12  Number 2  July 1998

EDITORIAL
Adding a comparative dimension
MARY TILES  109

ARTICLES
Models and theories II: issues and applications
CHUANG LIU  111

On the edge of a paradigm shift: quantum nonlocality and the breakdown of peaceful coexistence
KENT A. PEACOCK  129

Gravitational lensing and Hacking’s extragalactic irreality
JUTTA ROCKMANN  151

CRITICAL NOTICES
Catherine Wilson’s The Invisible World: Early Modern Philosophy and the Invention of the Microscope
BRIAN S. BAIGRIE  165

Otto Neurath:Philosophy Between Science and Politics by Nancy Cartwright, Jordi Cat, Lola Fleck and Thomas E. Uebel
KATHLEEN OKRUHLIK  175

WHO’S WHO AND WHAT’S NEW
What’s new on the net
KARYN FREEDMAN  193

BOOK REVIEWS
Mary Leng on Reuben Hersh, What is Mathematics, Really?  197
James Robert Brown on Stewart Shapiro, Philosophy of Mathematics: Structure and Ontology  200

OBITUARY NOTICE  205

International Studies in
the Philosophy of Science

Volume 12  Number 1  March 1998

EDITORIAL
Intellectual tithing
JAMES ROBERT BROWN  5

ARTICLES
Taxonomic incommensurability
HOWARD SANKEY  7

Patterns of argumentation in Galileo’s Discorsi
MARTA FEHÉR  17

McAllister’s aesthetics in science: a critical notice
DAVID DAVIES  25

Popper’s naturalized approach to the reduction of chemistry
ERIC R. SCERRI  33

WHO’S WHO AND WHAT’S NEW
The philosophy of science in German-speaking countries
MARTIN CARRIER  45

What’s new on the net
KARYN FREEDMAN  87

BOOK REVIEWS
Joshua Mozersky on Huw Price, Time’s Arrow and Archimedes’ Point: New Directions for the Physics of Time  91

Rodney Watkins on Galen Strawson, Mental Reality  94

Andrew Reynolds on Jacqueline Brunning & Paul Forster (Eds), The Rule of Reason: The Philosophy of Charles Sanders Peirce  96

James Robert Brown on Barry Barnes, David Bloor & John Henry, Scientific Knowledge: A Sociological Approach and Steven Shapin, The Scientific Revolution  100

International Studies in
the Philosophy of Science

Volume 11  Number 3  October 1997

EDITORIAL
Resisting the rise of nationalism
NENAD MISCEVIC   221

ARTICLES
Can Planck’s constant be measured with classical mechanics?
HASOK CHANG  223

Laws of nature, natural history, and the description of the world
JAMES W. MCALLISTER  245

Kitcher on reference
STATHIS PSILLOS  259

The "making" of teenage pregnancy
JAMES WONG  273

WHO’S WHO AND WHAT’S NEW
Philosophy of science in Western Canada
A. D. IRVINE  289

What’s new on the net
KARYN FREEDMAN  303

BOOK REVIEWSG
Gordon Belot on Rob Clifton (Ed.), Perspectives on Quantum Reality: Non-Relativistic, Relativistic, and Field-Theoretic  305
Spas Spassov on Rinat M. Nugayev, Reconstruction of Scientific Theory Change  307
Alasdair Urquhart on Jagdish Mehra, The Beat of a Different Drum: The Life and Science of Richard Feynman  311

OBITUARY NOTICES  315

TITLE PAGE AND CONTENTS, VOLUME 11  317

International Studies in
the Philosophy of Science

Volume 11 Number 2 July 1997

EDITOR'S PAGE 117

EDITORIAL
Alan Sokal's "Transgressing Boundaries"
HELEN E. LONGINO 119

ARTICLES
On a unified theory of models and thought experiments in natural sciences
GIOVANNI BONIOLO 121

Pluralism unconstrained
STEVE CLARKE 143

Models and theories I: the semantic view revisited
CHUANG LIU 147

Time as non-observational knowledge: how to straighten out I>Et>h
CONSTANTIN ANTONOPOULOS 165

Ideal objects as models in science
WLADYSLAW KRAJEWSKI 185

WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S NEW
Philosophy of science in The Netherlands
JAMES W. MCALLISTER 191

What's new on the net
KARYN FREEDMAN 205

BOOK REVIEWS
James Wong on F. F. Schmitt (Ed.), Socializing Epistemology: The Social Dimensions of Knowledge 207
David Morris on E. Thelen and L. B. Smith, A Dynamic Systems Approach to the Development of Cognition and Action 210
James Robert Brown on W. B. Ewald (Ed.), From Kant to Hilbert: A Source Book in the Foundations of Mathematics 213

International Studies in
the Philosophy of Science

Volume 11 Number 1 March 1997

SPECIAL ISSUE: FESTSCHRIFT FOR J. R. LUCAS

Introduction
ROM HARRÉ 5

On understanding understanding
ROGER PENROSE 7

Resiliency, robustness and rationality of probability judgements
JAMES LOGUE 21

As time goes by
MICHAEL LOCKWOOD 35

Realism and quantum mechanics
PETER HODGSON 53

On the role of special relativity in general relativity
HARVEY R. BROWN 67

The ontological duality of space-time variables
ROM HARRÉ 83

Comments: reality and time
J. R. LUCAS 97

Notes and News 109

International Studies in
the Philosophy of Science

Volume 10 Number 3 October 1996

Scientific value
LARS BERGSTRÖM 189

Explanation and the quantum state
JOHN FORGE 203

How Braess' paradox solves Newcomb's problem: not!
LOUIS MARINOFF 217

A difficulty for Everett's many-worlds theory
JOHN LESLIE 239

Getting ontologically natural
SAMIi PIHLSTRÖM 247

Book Reviews 257

International Studies in
the Philosophy of Science

Volume 10 Number 2 July 1996

Editorial 101

Conventional naturalism: a perceptualist account of pictorial representation
SONIA SEDIVY 103

Why did the new physics force out the old?
RINAT M. NUGAYEV 127

Ampliative abduction
JAMES BLACHOWICZ 141

What are numbers?
ZVONIMIR SIKIC 159

Book reviews 173

International Studies in
the Philosophy of Science

Volume 10 Number 1 March 1996

Explanatory disunities and the unity of science
DAVID DAVIES 5

Should reason by fragmented?
NENAD MISCEVIC 23

Normative naturalism and the challenge of relativism: Laudan versus Worrall on the justification of methodological principles
HOWARD SANKEY 37

Fractal geometry-the case of a rapid career
MICHAL TEMPCZYK 53

Book reviews 67