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Philosophy and Phenomenological Research

Volume 54 (4)

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How should future opinion affect current opinion? Richard Foley

pp.747-766

Content and causation in perception Michael Pendlebury

pp.767-785

Second thoughts

revoking decisions over one's own future

Jennifer Radden

pp.787-801

How to perform a reduction D. H. M. Brooks

pp.803-814

The nature and the impossibility of moral perfection Earl Conee

pp.815-825

The structure of the skeptical argument Anthony Brueckner

pp.827-835

What is the connection principle? Jerry Fodor Ernest LePore

pp.837-845

The connection principle and the ontology of the unconscious

a reply to Fodor and LePore

John Searle Ernest LePore

pp.847-855

Robert Adams's new anti-molinist argument William Lane Craig

pp.857-861

Précis of perceiving god William Alston

pp.863-868

Why Alston's mystical doxastic practice is subjective Richard M. Gale

pp.869-875

Perception and mystical experience George S. Pappas

pp.877-883

Religious disagreements and doxastic practices Robert M. Adams

pp.885-890

Reply to commentators William Alston

pp.891-899

Précis of the nature of mental things Arthur W. Collins

pp.901-903

Expressing and attributing beliefs Robert Brandom

pp.905-912

An apprentice argument Elijah Millgram

pp.913-916

Arthur Collins's the nature of mental things Richard Moran

pp.917-920

Psychological externalism and psychological explanation Joseph Owens

pp.921-928

Reply to commentators Arthur W. Collins

pp.929-945

Publication details

Journal: Philosophy and Phenomenological Research

Volume: 54

Issue: 4

Year: 1994

Full citation:

(1994) Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 54 (4).