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Submissions from 2012

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How Many Philosophers Does it Take to Haul a Ship? Thoughts on the Philosophical Reception of Ancient Greek Mechanics, Sylvia Berryman

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Evidence, Argument and Mixed Methods, Nancy Cartwright

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Wiser Use of Social Science, Wiser Wishes, Wiser Policies, Nancy Cartwright

Submissions from 2011

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Unity, Change, and What There Is, Katherine Brading

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Bodily Immunity to Error, Frederique de Vignemont

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Six Signs of Scientism, Susan Haack

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Should Probabilities be Countably Additive?, Colin Howson

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Three Concepts of Cause in Newton's Thought, Part 1, Andrew Janiak

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Three Concepts of Cause in Newton's Thought, Part 2, Andrew Janiak

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GMOs and Policy in a Complex, Diverse World, Sandra Mitchell

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The Difference Between Ice Cream and Nazis: The Evolutionary Function of Moral Projection, Kyle Stanford

Submissions from 2010

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Closing Remarks (Conceptions of Empirical Success Conference), Department of Philosophy, The University of Western Ontario

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Opening Remarks (Conceptions of Empirical Success Conference), Department of Philosophy, The University of Western Ontario

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Supertasks, John Earman

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Friday Round Table Panel (Conceptions of Empirical Success Conference), John Earman, Rhonda Martens, George Smith, and Curtis Wilson

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Epistemic Expressivism, Allan Gibbard

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Saturday Round Table Panel (Conceptions of Empirical Success Conference), Allan Gibbard, Alan Hájek, Jim Joyce, and Brian Skyrms

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A Plea for the Improbable, Alan Hájek

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Ratifiability in Casual Decision Theory, Jim Joyce

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Alienation and Its Dangers, Philip Kitcher

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Authority, Responsibility, and Democracy, Philip Kitcher

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The Experiential Origins of Intentionality, Uriah Kriegel

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U-Fertility, Rhonda Martens

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Rotman Institute Opening, Joseph Rotman, Janice Deakin, Jane Maienschein, Charles Weijer, and Philip Kitcher

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Equilibrium Selection in Signalling Games, Brian Skyrms