Preface
PART I: ISSUES OF PHILOSOPHY
Introduction
Chapter 1: On Philosophical Deliberation
Chapter 2: On Philosophical Historiography
Chapter 3: Pragmatic Perspectives
PART II: ISSUES OF KNOWLEDGE
Chapter 4: Imprecise Boundaries
Chapter 5: Conjecture
Chapter 6: The Limits of Language
Chapter 7: Quantitative Epistemology
Chapter 8: Issues of Explanation
Chapter 9: Does Inference to the Best Explanation Work?
Chapter 10: Contingency
PART III: ISSUES OF PRACTICE
Chapter 11: Luck
Chapter 12: The Protagoras Perplex
Chapter 13: Acknowledging Scientific Contributions
Chapter 14: Personal vs. Social Utilitarianism
Chapter 15: On Excuses for Moral Obligation
Chapter 16: On the Philosophy of Religion