Fine Hall in its Golden age

3-20

Light shadows

21-38

Combinatorics, representation theory and invariant theory

39-54

The barrier of meaning

55-59

Stan Ulam

60-62

The lost café

63-86

The pernicious influence of mathematics upon philosophy

89-103

Philosophy and computer science

104-107

The phenomenology of mathematical truth

108-120

The phenomenology of mathematical beauty

Gian-Carlo Rota

121-133

The phenomenology of mathematical proof

Gian-Carlo Rota

134-150

Syntax, semantics, and the problem of the identity of mathematical items

151-157

The Barber of Seville, or the useless precaution

158-161

Kant and Husserl

Mohanty

162-171

Fundierung as a logical concept

172-181

The primacy of identity

Gian-Carlo Rota

182-187

Three senses of "a is b" in Heidegger

188-191

Ten lessons I wish I had been taught

195-203

Ten lessons for the survival of a mathematics department

204-208

A mathematician's gossip

209-234

Book reviews

235-257