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Volume 33 Number 3 Year 2018

10 articles in this issue 

José Manuel Muñoz

In this paper I propose a hypothetical model of mental causation that I call semantic pruning and which could be defined as the causal influence of contents and meanings on the spatial configuration of the network of synapses of an individual. I... see more

Pags. 379 - 399  

Federico Castellano

In “Study of Concepts”, Peacocke puts forward an argument for non-conceptualism derived from the possession conditions of observational concepts. In this paper, I raise two objections to this argument. First, I argue that if non-conceptual perceptual cont... see more

Pags. 401 - 416  

Leonardo Ivarola

The use of unrealistic assumptions in Economics is usually defended not only for pragmatic reasons, but also because of the intrinsic difficulties in determining the degree of realism of  assumptions. Additionally, the criterion used for evaluating e... see more

Pags. 417 - 433  

Mario Bacelar Valente

The clock hypothesis is taken to be an assumption independent of special relativity necessary to describe accelerated clocks. This enables to equate the time read off by a clock to the proper time. Here, it is considered a physical system–the light clock–... see more

Pags. 435 - 446  

Bruno Borge

According to epistemic structural realism (EER) scientific theories provide us only with knowledge about the structure of the unobservable world, but not about its nature. The most significant objection that this posi- tion has faced is the... see more

Pags. 447 - 468  

Robin Jeshion

Names are referring expressions and interact with the determiner system only exceptionally, in stark contrast with count nouns. The-predicativists like Sloat, Matushansky, and Fara claim otherwise, maintaining that syntactic data offers indicates that nam... see more

Pags. 473 - 508  

Robert C. Stalnaker

This is a discussion of Delia Fara’s theory of vagueness, and of its solution to the Sorites paradox, criticizing some of the details of the account, but agreeing that its central insight will be a part of any solution to the problem. I also consider a wi... see more

Pags. 509 - 520  

Timothy Williamson

This paper is a tribute to Delia Graff Fara. It extends her work on failures of meta-rules (conditional proof, RAA, contraposition, disjunction elimination) for validity as truth-preservation under a supervaluationist identification of truth with supertru... see more

Pags. 521 - 537