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Van De Putte, Frederik. In Press. “Coarse Deontic Logic”. Journal of Logic and Computation.

Vermaas, Pieter, Dingmar van Eck, and Peter Kroes. 2013. “The Conceptual Elusiveness Of Engineering Functions: A Philosophical Analysis”. Philosophy and Technology 26: 159-185.

Vermaas, Pieter, Dingmar van Eck, and Peter Kroes. 2013. “The Conceptual Elusiveness Of Engineering Functions: A Philosophical Analysis”. Philosophy and Technology 26: 159-185.

Weber, Erik, and Jeroen Van Bouwel. 2005. “Coping With Inconsistencies: Examples From The Social Sciences”. Logic and logical philosophy 14: 89–101.

Van Bendegem, Jean Paul. 1999. “The Creative Growth Of Mathematics”. Philosophica 63: 119–152.

Van Bouwel, Jeroen. 2006. “De Idee Van Emergentie In De Sociologie: Perspectieven En Problemen”. Tijdschrijft voor sociologie 27: 337–350.

Van De Putte, Frederik. 2013. “Default Assumptions And Selection Functions: A Generic Framework For Non-Monotonic Logics”. Proceedings of MICAI2013, Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 8264: 54-67.

Verdée, Peter. Submitted. “Degrees Of Inconsistency. Carefully Combining Classical And Paraconsistent Negation.”.

Van Bouwel, Jeroen, and Erik Weber. 2008. “De-Ontologizing The Debate On Social Explanations: A Pragmatic Approach Based On Epistemic Interests.”. Human Studies 31: 423–442.

Batens, Diderik, and Timothy Vermeir. 2002. “Direct Dynamic Proofs For The Rescher–Manor Consequence Relations: The Flat Case”. Journal of Applied Non-Classical Logics 12: 63–84.

Vanderbeeken, Robrecht, and Erik Weber. 2002. “Dispositional Explanations Of Behavior.”. Behavior and Philosophy 30: 43–59.

Van Bouwel, Jeroen. 2006. “The Division Of Labour In The Social Sciences Versus The Politics Of Metaphysics. Questioning Critical Realism's Interdisciplinarity”. Graduate Journal of Social Science 2: 32–39.

Van Bouwel, Jeroen. 2019. “Do Mechanism-Based Social Explanations Make A Case For Methodological Individualism?”. JOURNAL FOR GENERAL PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 50: 263–282. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10838-019-09446-w.

Van Dyck, Maarten. 2009. “Dynamics Of Reason And The Kantian Project”. Philosophy of Science 76: 389–400.

Van De Putte, Frederik, and Peter Verdée. 2012. “The Dynamics Of Relevance: Adaptive Belief Revision”. Synthese 187: 1-42.

Van De Putte, Frederik, and Peter Verdée. 2012. “The Dynamics Of Relevance: Adaptive Belief Revision”. Synthese 187: 1-42.

Vanderbeeken, Robrecht, and Gertrudis Van de Vijver. 2007. “Een Maat En Veel Gewichten. Repliek Op De Proefvlucht Van Buekens”. Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte 99: 211–221.

Vanderbeeken, Robrecht, and Gertrudis Van de Vijver. 2007. “Een Maat En Veel Gewichten. Repliek Op De Proefvlucht Van Buekens”. Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte 99: 211–221.

Vanderbeeken, Robrecht. 2007. “Endorsing A Pluralism Between Continental And Analytic Philosophy”. The Global Spiral 8: 45–58.

Van Dyck, Maarten. 2009. “On The Epistemological Foundations Of The Law Of The Lever”. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science 40: 315–318. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.shpsa.2009.06.001.

Verhoeven, Liza, and Leon Horsten. 2005. “On The Exclusivity Implicature Of `or' Or On The Meaning Of Eating Strawberries”. Studia Logica 81: 19-24. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11225-005-2767-8.

Van Bouwel, Jeroen. 2004. “Explanatory Pluralism In Economics: Against The Mainstream?”. Philosophical Explorations 7: 299–315.

De Vreese, Leen, Erik Weber, and Jeroen Van Bouwel. 2010. “Explanatory Pluralism In The Medical Sciences: Theory And Practice”. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 31: 371–390.

Weber, Erik, and Liza Verhoeven. 2002. “Explanatory Proofs In Mathematics”. Logique et Analyse 45: 299–307.

Van De Putte, Frederik, and Christian Straßer. 2012. “Extending The Standard Format Of Adaptive Logics To The Prioritized Case”. Logique et Analyse 55: 601–641.

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