New studies in exact philosophy: logic, mathematics and science. Proceedings of the 1999 conference of the Society of Exact Philosophy (Broché)

Bryson Brown, Collectif, John Woods

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PROBABILITY
- Logical Consequence and Beyond : A Look at Model Selection in Statistics
- Choosing Among Approaches to Probability
- Paraconsistent Probability Theory
- Causal Relevance
CONDITIONALS
- A New theory of " Counterfactual " Conditionals
- Arguing for English Conditionals : A Simple Evaluation Procedur for Natural Language Arguments with Conditional Conclusions
- A Stoically Plausible Semantics for Connexivist Inference
MATHEMATICS
- The Representational Use of Mathematics and Indispensability Arguments
- The Standard Argument Against Diagrams
- Three Kinds of Universals in Mathematics ? RULES, ACTIONS AND DECISIONS
- The Andersonian Reduction and Relevant Deontic Logic
- Elements of Goal Theory
- A Problem with Jeffrey's Approach to Bayesianism
- Simultaneous Attackers in Artificial Prudence
CONSEQUENCE IN SCIENCE
- Begging the Signalling Question : Quantum Signalling and the Dynamics of Multiparticle Systems
- Minimal Theory Change and the Pareto Principle
- Toward a Methodology of Rational System Design.