Introduction

institutions, emotions, and group agents—contributions to social ontology

Hans B. Schmid, Anita Konzelmann-Ziv

1-15

Document acts

Barry Smith

19-31

Searlean reflections on sacred mountains

Filip Buekens

33-51

Social objects without intentions

Brian Epstein

53-68

The logical form of totalitarianism

Jennifer Hudin

69-79

Groups, normativity and disagreement

Rodrigo E. Sánchez Brigido

81-97

Joint actions, social institutions and collective goods

a teleological account

Seumas Miller

99-115

Three types of heterotropic intentionality

a taxonomy in social ontology

Francesca De Vecchi

117-137

Emergence and empathy

Ronald De Sousa

141-158

The functions of collective emotions in social groups

Mikko Salmela

159-176

Feelings of being-together and caring-with

Hector A. Sánchez Guerrero

177-193

Joining the background

habitual sentiments behind we-intentionality

Emanuele Caminada

195-212

Collective intentionality and recognition from others

Arto Laitinen

213-227

The conditions of collectivity

joint commitment and the shared norms of membership

Titus Stahl

229-244

Acting over time, acting together

Michael Bratman

247-261

How where we stand constrains where i stand

applying Bratman's account of self-governance to collective action

Joseph Kisolo-Ssonko

263-277

Team reasoning and shared intention

Abraham Roth

279-295

Collective intentionality and practical reason

Juliette Gloor

297-312

The sane approach to real collective responsibility

Sara R. Chant

313-328

Are individualist accounts of collective responsibility morally deficient?

Andras Szigeti

329-342

Can groups be autonomous rational agents?

a challenge to the List-Pettit theory

Vuko Andric

343-353

Direct and indirect common belief

Emiliano Lorini, Andreas Herzig

355-372