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THE JOURNAL OF SYMBOLIC LOGIC. VOLUME 52. NUMBER 3. SEPTEMBER 1987.
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THE JOURNAL OF SYMBOLIC LOGIC. VOLUME 52. NUMBER 4. DECEMBER 1987.
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THE JOURNAL OF SYMBOLIC LOGIC. VOLUME 53, NUMBER 4, DECEMBER 1988.
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THE JOURNAL OF SYMBOLIC LOGIC. VOLUME 53. NUMBER 1. MARCH 1988.
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THE JOURNAL OF SYMBOLIC LOGIC. VOLUME 53. NUMBER 3. SEPTEMBER 1988.
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THE JOURNAL OF SYMBOLIC LOGIC. VOLUME 54, NUMBER 1, MARCH 1989.
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THE LOGICAL ENTERPRISE.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: C. No. 1. JANUARY 1991. DIVIDED MINDS. UTIMATE ENDS IN PRACTICAL REASONING. PHYSICALIST THEORIES OF COLOR.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: C. No. 2. APRIL 1991. MUST PSYCHOLOGY BE INDIVIDUALISTIC? SOME PUZZLES ABOUT THE EVIL OF DEATH. CLEVER BOOKIES AND COHERENT BELIEFS.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: C. No. 3. JULY 1991. SUBSTANCE, RELATIONS, AND ARGUMENTS ABOUT THE NATURE OF SPACe-TIME. INDUCTION AND MODALITY. THE NEED FOR CHARITY IN SEMANTICS.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXIII, No. 1. JANUARY 1974. SPEAKING OF NOTHING. FREEDOM AND DESIRE. BERKELEY'S MASTER ARGUMENT. BERKELEY'S MASTER ARGUMENT.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXIII, NO. 2. APRIL 1974. IN DEFENSE OF DISPOSITIONS. EXCELLENCES AND MERIT. QUINE AND THE CORRESPONDENCE THEORY.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXIII, No. 3. JULY 1974. NONCOMPARATIVE JUSTICE. SIMPLE AND GENERAL UTILITARIANISM. WITTGENSTEIN AND SKEPTICISM.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXIV, No. 1. JANUARY 1975. MORAL RELATIVISM DEFENDED. KANT AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS. DESCARTE'S SELF-DOUBT.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXIV, No. 2. APRIL 1975. IS THE BEST POSSIBLE WORLD POSSIBLE? ON PROJECTING THE UNPROJECTIBLE. CAN ONE BELIEVE WHAT ONE KNOWS?
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXIV, No. 3. JULY 1975. ALL KINDS OF POSSIBILITY. ON SOME OF ARISTOTLE'S FIRST THOUGHTS ABOUT SUBSTANCES.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXIX, No. 1. JANUARY 1980. A PRIORI KNOWLEDGE. MORAL SCIENCE AND THE CONCEPT OF PERSONS IN LOCKE.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXIX, No. 2. APRIL 1980. PERCEPTION AND MATHEMATICAL INTUITION. THE ONE OVER MANY. LEIBNIZ'S THEORY OF RELATIONS.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXIX, No. 2. APRIL 1980. PERCEPTION AND MATHEMATICAL INTUITION. THE ONE OVER MANY. LEIBNIZ'S THEORY OF RELATIONS.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXIX, No. 4. OCTOBER 1980. ENJOIMENT. HEALOUSY. FEAR.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXV, No. 2. APRIL 1976. ARE DREAMS EXPERIENCES? PROTAGORAS AND SELF-REFUTATION IN PLATO'S THEATETUS. CAN WHAT IS ASSERTED BE A SENTENCE?
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXV, No. 3. JULY 1976. PROBABILITIES OF CONDITIONALS AND CONDITIONAL PROBABILITIES. NATURE AND CONSCIENCE IN BUTLER'S ETHICS.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXV, No.4. OCTOBER 1976. DATED RIGHTNESS AND MORAL IMPERFECTION. SUBSTANCES, sUBSTRATA, AND NAMES OF SUBSTANCES IN LOCKE'S ESSAY.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXVI, No. 1. JANUARY 1977. THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS. ON A PROOF OF INCOMPATIBILISM. DESCARTES ON THE CREATION OF THE ETERNAL TRUTHs. DELIBERATE ACTION.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXVI, No. 3. JULY 1977. FRIENDSHIP AND THE GOOD IN ARISTOTLE. SKEPTICISM ABOUT WEAKNESS OF WILL. SOME REMARKS ON BELIEF AND DESIRE.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXVII, No. 2. APRIL 1978. NAMES AND INTENTIONALITY. ABILITY AND RESONSIBILITY. BEHAVIOR CONTROL AND FREEDOM OF ACTION.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXVII, No. 3. JULY 1978. KNOWLEDGE BY DEDUCTION. ARISTOTLE'S SECOND THOUGHTS ON SUBSTANCE.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXVII, No. 4. OCTOBER 1979. ATTITUDES DE DICTO AND DE SE. INDICATIVE AND SUBJUNCTIVE CONDITIONALS. ON ASSERTION AND INDICATIVE CONDITIONALS.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXVII, No. 4. OCTOBER 1978. THEORIES, THEORISTS AND THEORETICAL CHANGE. THE MISSING SHADE OF BLUE.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXVIII, JULY 1979. SEMANTICS AND CONCEPTUAL CHANGE. KNOWLEDGE AND LOGOS IN THE THEAETETUS. SINNING AGAINST FREGE. PIKE ON POSSIBLE WORLDS, DIVINE FOREKNOWLEDGE, AND HUMAN FREEDOM.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: LXXXVIII, No. 1. JANUARY 1979. DAVID HUME, CONTRACTARIAN. WHAT KANT MIGHT HAVE SAID.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XC, No 1. JANUARY 1981. PSYCHOLOGISM AND BEHAVIORISM. THE CREATIVE ASPECT OF CHOMSKY'S USE OF THE NOTION OF CREATIVITY. NATURAL KINDS AND BIOLOGICAL TAXA.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XC, No 2. APRIL 1981. DREAMS AND DECEIVERS IN MEDITATION ONE. MECHANISM, SUPERADDITION, AND THE PROOF OF GOD'S EXISTENCE IN LOCKE'S ESSAY. INTENTION AND MEAN'S END REASONING.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCI, No. 2. APRIL 1982. ARISTOTLE'S PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCII, No 1. JANUARY 1983. INDIVIDUATION BY ACQUAINTANCE AND BY STIPULATION. JUSTIFIED BELIEF AND EPISTEMICALLY RESPONSIBLE ACTION. A PROBLEM FOR ACTUALISM ABUT POSSIBLE WORLDS. FREEDOM AND FOREKNOWLEDGE.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCII, No 4. OCTOBEr 1983. MENTAL PICTURES AND COGNITIVE SCIENCE. CULPABLE IGNORANCE.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCIII, No.3. JULY 1984. 1953 AND ALL THAT. A TALE OF TWO SCIENCES. TWO FACES OF INTENTION. THE PSEUDO-MATES ARGUMENT.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCIX, No. 1. JANUARY 1990. THE PRIORITY OF REASON IN DESCARTES. DESCARTES ON TIME AND CAUSALITY. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ON THE HALFWAY STATE OF SENSIBLE BEING.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCIX, No. 3. JULY 1990. TRUTH RULES, HOVERLIES, AND THE KRIPKE-WITTGENSTEIN PARADOX. BRANCHING SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS. DEMOCRACY WITHOUT PREFERENCE.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCIX, No. 4. OCTOBER 1990. THE FIFTH MEDITATIONs. THE INDISPENSABILITY OF SINN. BACKGROUNDING DESIRE.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCV, No. 3. JULY 1986. THE UNITY OF DESCARTE'S MAN. THE PASSIVITY OF EMOTIONS. MORALITY AND FREEDOM.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCVI, NO. 1. JANUARY 1987. INDEXICALS AND INTENSIONALITY: A FREGEAN PERSPECTIVE. RIGHT, LEFT AND THE FOURTH DIMENSION. ON LEIBNIZ ON SUBJECT AND SUBSTANCE.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCVI, No. 4. OCTOBER 1987. SUPERVENIENT QUALIA. IN DEFENSE OF A DIFFERENT DOPPELGANGER. QUANTIFICATION AND LEIBNIZ'S LAW.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCVII, No 2. APRIL 1988. A FUNCTIONALIST PLEA FOR SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS. WHAT AN EMOTION IS: A SKETCH. A PUZZLE ABOUT POSTHUMOUS PREDICATION.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCVII, No 4. OCTOBER 1988. THE LIMITS OF INTELLIGIBILITY: A POST-VERIFICATIONIST PROPOSAL. THE PICTURE THEORY OF MENTAL IMAGES. ARISTOTLE ON TEMPERANCE.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCVII, No.1. JANUARY 1988. INFALLIBLE PREDICTORS. LOCKE ON PEOPLE AND SUBSTANCEs. HUME AND BERKELEY ON THE PROFS OF INFINITE DIVISIBILITY.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCVII, NO.3 . JULY 1988. SAVIND TH PHENOMENA. BRANDT'S DEFINITION OF GOOD. OWEN'S PROGRESS.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCVIII, No 3. JULY 1989. ACTIONS, INTENTIONS, AND CONSEQUENCES: THE DOCTRINE OF DOING AND ALLOWING. REID'S ANTI-SENSATIONALISM AND HIS REALISM. IN FAIRNESS TO FREUD: A CRITICAL NOTICE.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCVIII, No. 1. JANUARY 1989. THE LOGIC OF WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN. ON QUINE'S INDETERMINACY DOCTRINE. NO RESTING PLACE: A CRITICAL NOTICE OF THE VIEW FROM.
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. VOL: XCVIII, No. 2. APRIL 1989. ANOMALOUS MONISM AND THE PROBLEM OF EXPLANATORY FORCE. SEEING WHAT IS NOT THERE. IN SEARCH OF EINSTEIN'S LEGACY.
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