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2014

De Winter, Jan. 2014. “How (Not) To Reform Biomedical Research: A Review Of Some Policy Proposals”. Responsible Innovation 1 1: 97–110.

Wieland, Jan Willem. 2014. “Internalism Does Entail Scepticism” Erik Weber, Wouters, Dietlinde, and Meheus, Joke. Logic, Reasoning, and Rationality 5: 247-260.

Pouliasis, Konstantinos, and Giuseppe Primiero. 2014. “J-Calc: A Typed Lambda Calculus For Intuitionistic Justification Logic”. Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science 300: 71–87.

Gervais, Raoul. 2014. “Mechanistic And Non-Mechanistic Varieties Of Dynamical Models In Cognitive Science: Explanatory Power, Understanding, And The 'mere Description' Worry”. Synthese 192: 43–66.

Frans, Joachim, and Erik Weber. 2014. “Mechanistic Explanation And Explanatory Proofs In Mathematics”. Philosophia Mathematica 22: 231–248.

Clarke, Brendan, Bert Leuridan, and Jon Williamson. 2014. “Modelling Mechanisms With Causal Cycles”. Synthese 191: 1651–1681.

Gauderis, Tjerk. 2014. “Patterns Of Hypothesis Formation”.

Urbaniak, Rafal. 2014. “Plural Quantifiers: A Modal Interpretation”. Synthese 191: 1605–1626.

Van Bouwel, Jeroen. 2014. “Pluralists About Pluralism? Different Versions Of Explanatory Pluralism In Psychiatry” Maria Carla Galavotti, Dieks, Dennis, Gonzalez, Wenceslao J, Hartmann, Stephan, Uebel, Thomas, and Weber, Marcel. New directions in the philosophy of science: 104–119.

De Mol, Liesbeth. 2014. “The Proof Is In The Process: A Preamble For A Philosophy Of Computer-Assisted Mathematics” Maria Carla Galavotti, Dieks, Dennis, Gonzalez, Wenceslao J, Hartmann, Stephan, Uebel, Thomas, and Weber, Marcel. New Directions in the Philosophy of Science 5: 15–33.

Batens, Diderik. 2014. “Propositional Logic Extended With A Pedagogically Useful Relevant Implication”. Logic and Logical Philosophy 23: 245–276.

van Eck, Dingmar. 2014. “Reconciling Ontic And Epistemic Constraints On Mechanistic Explanation, Epistemically”. Axiomathes 25: 5–22.

Weber, Erik, and Merel Lefevere. 2014. “The Role Of Unification In Micro-Explanations Of Physical Laws”. Theoria - revista de teoria historia y fundamentos de la ciencia 79: 41–56.

Wieland, Jan Willem. 2014. “Sceptical Rationality”. Analytic Philosophy 55: 222–238.

Straßer, Christian, and Ofer Arieli. 2014. “Sequent-Based Argumentation For Normative Reasoning”. Deontic Logic and Normative Systems: Lecture Notes in Computer Science 8554: 224–240.

Urbaniak, Rafal. 2014. “S\lupecki's Generalized Mereology And Its Flaws”. History and Philosophy of Logic 35: 289–300.

Urbaniak, Rafal. 2014. “Stanislaw Leśniewski: Rethinking The Philosophy Of Mathematics”. European review 23: 125–138.

Gauderis, Tjerk. 2014. “To Envision A New Particle Or Change An Existing Law? Hypothesis Formation And Anomaly Resolution For The Curious Spectrum Of Beta Decay”. STUDIES IN HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF MODERN PHYSICS 45: 27–45.

De Langhe, Rogier. 2014. “A Unified Model Of The Division Of Cognitive Labor.”. Philosophy of Science 81: 444–459.

van Eck, Dingmar. 2014. “Validating Function-Based Design Methods: An Explanationist Perspective”. Philosophy and Technology: 511 - 531.

2015

Weber, Erik, and Inge De Bal. 2015. “Contrastive Causation In Genetics And Physics”. Philosophica 90: 93-113.

Kosolosky, Laszlo, and Jeroen Van Bouwel. 2015. “Explicating Ways Of Consensus-Making In Science And Society: Distinguishing The Academic, The Interface And The Meta-Consensus” Carlo Martini and Boumans, Marcel. Experts and consensus in social science: 71–92.

Weber, Erik, Raoul Gervais, and Jeroen Van Bouwel. 2015. “The 'green Cheese' And 'red Herring' Problems Reconsidered. Epistemological Versus Methodological Tasks For Philosophers Of Science”. Logique et analyse: 433-455.

Frans, Joachim, and Laszlo Kosolosky. 2015. “Mathematical Proofs In Practice: Revisiting The Reliability Of Published Mathematical Proofs”. Theoria. Revista de Teoría, Historia y Fundamentos de la Ciencia 29: 345–360.

De Bal, Inge, and Peter Verdée. 2015. “A New Approach To Classical Relevance.”. Studia Logica 82: 1–31.

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