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From property to structure
Edward Slowik
Newton's immobility arguments and the holism of spatial ontology
The "space" at the intersection of physics, metaphysics, and mathematics
The multiple paths towards an epistemic structural realist spatial ontology
A new taxonomy beyond substantivalism and relationism I
A new taxonomy beyond substantivalism and relationism II
Epilogue
A (contrarian's) reappraisal of the history and current state of the ontology debate in the philosophy of space
Newton's neoplatonic ontology of space
Leibniz" ontology of space
Motion, matter, monads, and their "forced" relationship
Identifying agnotological ploys
Vol. 9
Martin Carrier
Functions, malfunctioning, and negative causation
Ludger Jansen
Disease entities, negative causes, multifactoriality, and the naturalness of disease classifications. remarks on some philosophical misperceptions of medical pathology
Peter Hucklenbroich
The clock paradox
Andrea Reichenberger
Quantum gravity
Kian Salimkhani
Models in search of targets
Axel Gelfert
On predictions and explanations in multiverse scenarios
Keizo Matsubara
Are there good arguments against scientific realism?
Paul Hoyningen-Huene
When mechanisms are not enough
Roger Deulofeu, Javier Suárez
The "ought"-dimension in value theory
Elizaveta Kostrova
From stability to validity
Lara Huber
Constitutive inference and the problem of a complete variation of factors
Jens Harbecke
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