10 articles in this issue
Mauricio SUÁREZ
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Alexander BIRD
This paper explores the question: can fundamental dispositions (which have no distinct causal basis) suffer from finks and antidotes? I use my response to shed light on the question: can the fundamental laws of physics be ceteris paribus laws?
I offer an alternative interpretation of Van Fraassen's influential arguments against causal realism in quantum mechanics. These arguments provide in fact a good guide to the different causal models available for the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen correlations, ... see more
Agustín VICENTE
According to a model defended by some authors, dispositional concepts can be legitimately used in causal explanations, although such a use is not necessary. I argue, however, that there is a kind of use of dispositions in explanations that does not fall w... see more
Alice DREWERY
I argue that Bird’s extension of Kripke-Putnam style essentialist arguments fail against Humeanism fail because a) they rely on controversial intuitions about the natures of substances which no Humean would accept and b) neither scientific practice nor p... see more
Nicholas MAXWELL
I put forward a micro realistic, probabilistic version of quantum theory, which specifies the precise nature of quantum entities thus solving the quantum wave/particle dilemma, and which both reproduces the empirical success of orthodox quantum theory, an... see more
Jose E. CHAVES
Según Recanati, hay un argumento anticontextualista que tiene su origen en Grice. En este artículo demuestro que ese argumento no puede estar en Grice si tenemos en cuenta la explicación que ofrece de ciertos ejemplos y su teoría de las implicaturas. Gric... see more
Carlos J. MOYA
Igor ARISTEGI URKIA
María ALBISU