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Volume 157, Issue 3

August 2007

Coherence and Truth: Recovering from the Impossibility Results

Issue Editor:

E.J. Olsson

8 articles in this issue

Guest editor’s introduction
Erik J. Olsson
Original Paper 21 October 2006 Pages: 267 - 274
Coherence measures and inference to the best explanation
David H. Glass
Original Paper 21 October 2006 Pages: 275 - 296
Reliability conducive measures of coherence
Erik J. Olsson
Stefan Schubert
Original Paper 21 October 2006 Pages: 297 - 308
Ways in which coherence is confirmation conducive
Luca Moretti
Original Paper 25 October 2006 Pages: 309 - 319
The defeasible nature of coherentist justification
Staffan Angere
OriginalPaper 21 October 2006 Pages: 321 - 335
Weak Bayesian coherentism
Michael Huemer
Original Paper 21 October 2006 Pages: 337 - 346
On the alleged impossibility of coherence
Wouter Meijs
Igor Douven
Original Paper 21 October 2006 Pages: 347 - 360
Why does coherence appear truth-conducive?
Tomoji Shogenji
Original Paper 21 October 2006 Pages: 361 - 372