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| 1. | Is Existence a (Relevant) Predicate?
| J. Michael Dunn | 1
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| 2. | Radical Antirealism and Neutral States of Information
| Michael Hand | 35
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| 3. | Aspects of Emergence
| Paul Humphreys | 53
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| 4. | Mental Content and Hot Self-Knowledge
| Bernard W. Kobes | 71
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| 5. | Humean Supervenience
| Barry Loewer | 101
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| 6. | Quine, the Argument from Proxy Functions, and Structuralism
| Michael D. Resnik | 129
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| 7. | Language-Created Language-Independent Entities
| Stephen Schiffer | 149
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| 8. | Causation and the Logical Impossibility of a Divine Cause
| Quentin Smith | 169
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| 9. | Impossibilities
| Robert Stalnaker | 193
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| 10. | The Law of Excluded Middle Is Synthetic A Priori, If Valid
| Neil Tennant | 205
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| 11. | If Meinong Is Wrong, Is McTaggart Right?
| James Van Cleve | 231
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| 12. | How in the World?
| Stephen Yablo | 255
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