Essays on the Philosophy of Terence Horgan.

Original publisher’s sewn paperback, title spine and frontcover, 8vo: [viij], 342pp., [2]pp., 17 contributions, footnotes & references, table of contents. CONTRIBUTORS: 1. Terence Horgan: Themes in my Philosophical Work. 2. Jaegwon Kim: Horgan’s Naturalistic Metaphysics of Mind. 3. Jessica Wilson: Causal Powers, Forces, and Superdupervenience. 4. Olga Markic: Nonreductive Materialism and the Problem of Causal Exclusion. 5. John Tienson: Higher-Order Causation. 6. Sven Walter: Terry, Terry, Quite Contrary. 7. Alex Byrne: Something about Mary. 8. Maria Reicher: Ontological Commitment and Contextual Semantics. 9. Tadeusz Szubka: Truth as Correct Assertibility: an Intermediate Position? 10. Michael P. Lynch: The Truth in Contextual Semantics. 11. Matja Potrc: Non-Arbitrariness of Composition and Particularism. 12. Josep E. Corbí: The Relevance of Moral Disagreement. Some Worries about Nondescriptivist Cognitivism. 13. Stephen J. Barker: Troubles with Horgan and Timmons’ Nondescriptivist Cognitivism. 14. Danilo Uster: Post-Analytic Metaphilosophy and the Case of Compatibilism. 15. Timothy Williamson: Horgan on Vagueness. 16. Winfried Löffler: Epistemically Relevant Possible Worlds. 17. Terence Horgan: Replies. Very fine copy – as new. Volume 63: Grazer Philosophische Studien. Internationale Zeitschrift für Analytische Philosophie.