Seek and ye might find, Arthur Caplan; the psychoanalytic enterprise in scientific perspectivve, Adolf Grunbaum; on the nature of theories - a neurocomputational perspective, Paul Churchland; are economic kinds natural?, Alan Nelson; foundation physics and empiricist critique, Lawrence Sklar; theories as mere conventions, Henry Kyburg; rationality and objectivity in science or Tom Kuhn Meets Tom Bayes, Wesley Salmon; problems of old evidence, Ellery Eells; fitting your theory to the facts - probably not such a bad thing after all, Colin Howson; the value of knowledge, Brian Skyrms; demystifying underdetermination, Larry Laudan; dubbing and redubbing - the vulnerability of rigid designation, Thomas Kuhn; scientific revolutions and scientific rationality - the case of the elderly hold-out, John Worrall; realism, approximate truth, and philosophical method, Richard Boyd; contrastive empiricism, Elliott Sober.
