Introduction

Objectivity in science

Matteo Colombo, Raoul Gervais, Jan Sprenger

4641-4642

Interest relativism in the best system analysis of laws

Max Bialek

4643-4655

Different motivations, similar proposals

objectivity in scientific community and democratic science policy

Jaana Eigi

4657-4669

Where is the epistemic community?

on democratisation of science and social accounts of objectivity

Inkeri Koskinen

4671-4686

Epistemic relativism, scepticism, pluralism

Martin Kusch

4687-4703

The objectivity of local knowledge

lessons from ethnobiology

David Ludwig

4705-4720

Do the numbers speak for themselves?

a critical analysis of procedural objectivity in psychotherapeutic efficacy research

Truijens

4721-4740

How objective are biological functions?

Marcel Weber

4741-4755

Theoretical considerations on cognitive niche construction

Tommaso Bertolotti, Lorenzo Magnani

4757-4779

Global expressivism and the flight from metaphysics

Jonathan Knowles

4781-4797

Newcomb meets Gettier

Ittay Nissan-Rozen

4799-4814

The manipulation of chemical reactions

probing the limits of interventionism

Georgie Statham

4815-4838

A match not made in heaven

on the applicability of mathematics in physics

Arezoo Islami

4839-4861

Quantum mechanics over sets

a pedagogical model with non-commutative finite probability theory as its quantum probability calculus

David Ellerman

4863-4896

Doxastic permissiveness and the promise of truth

J. Drake

4897-4912

Regularity theories disconfirmed

a revamped argument and a wager

Patrick Cronin

4913-4933

Causal counterfactuals are not interventionist counterfactuals

Tyrus Fisher

4935-4957

Skills, procedural knowledge, and knowledge-how

Benoît Gaultier

4959-4981

Counterlegal dependence and causation's arrows

causal models for backtrackers and counterlegals

Tyrus Fisher

4983-5003

On the number of types

Miloš Kosterec

5005-5021