Keeping phenomenologists informed since May 2002
Palgrave Macmillan
Why internalists about reasons should be humeans about motivation
Kent Hurtig
Sense and sensibilia and the significance of linguistic phenomenology
Roberta Locatelli
Verbal fallacies and philosophical intuitions
Eugen Fischer
Two kinds of normativity
Luke Russell
The importance of intentions in introspection
Kevin Reuter
Introduction
David Dolby
What kind of virtue theorist is Hume?
Christine Swanton
Ordinary language and the nature of emotions and motives
Harry Lesser
Ryle and Strawson on category mistakes
Jonathan Dancy
Reply to Baier
Improvisation and imagination in Wittgenstein's investigations
Beth Savickey
Ryle on hypotheticals
Roger Teichmann
Ryle on motives and dispositions
Maria Alvarez
Recollections of j.l. Austin
John Searle
The aesthetic dimension of Wittgenstein's later writings
William Day
What is le penseur really doing?
Paul F. Snowdon
Nothing categorical on categories
Hans-Johann Glock
Is a narrative a something or a nothing?
Robert Chodat
Austin on the philosophy of perception
Austin on conceptual polarity and sensation deception metaphors
Dale Jacquette
Narrative aspect change and alternating systems of justice
Shlomy Mualem
Ryle on perception
Christoph C. Pfisterer
Ryle's conceptions of emotional behaviour
Rowland Stout
Thinking the poem
Walter Jost
Mental occurrences and terminus verbs
Bede Rundle
If an artwork could speak
Constantine Sandis
Wittgenstein and the inner character of musical experience
Gary Kemp
Experiences of value
Graham Oddie
Hume and the debate on "motivating reasons"
Wittgenstein's criticism of a "science of aesthetics" and the understanding of music
Alessandra Brusadin
The philosophy of the face
Bernard Rhie
Hume on justice
Rosalind Hursthouse
Austin on language and action
Marina Sbisà
Seeing stars
David Goldblatt
When words do things
Charles Lassiter
Wittgenstein, music, and the philosophy of culture
Garry L. Hagberg
Charles R. Pigden
Etiolations
Joe Friggieri
Humean sources of normativity
Herlinde Pauer-Studer
If not non-cognitivism, then what?
How to do things without words
Tom Grimwood, Paul K. Miller
Kinds of virtue theorist
Annette C. Baier
Expressivism, motivation internalism, and hume
Richard Joyce
Austin's method
Hanno Birken-Bertsch
A peg for some thoughts
Julia Tanney
Against all reason?
Stephen Finlay
Getting the philosopher out of the armchair
Siobhan Chapman
Wittgenstein on musical depth and our knowledge of humankind
Eran Guter
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