Publications
Issues
- Issues 225-... are available on the website of Peeters Publishers.
- Issues 1-236 are available on the website of JSTOR.
- Issues 1-236 are available in the archive on this website.
Forthcoming
- Monika Gruber, Frederik Stjernberg, Robin Stenwall, Nils-Eric Sahlin, Ramsey on Judging and Believing
- Jennifer A. Czocher, Paul Dawkins, and Keith Weber, Using Values & Norms to Explain the Rationality of Rejecting Probabilistic Proofs
- Ulrich Meyer, The Banach-Tarski Paradox
- Guanglong Luo, Deflationary Truth in Blind Deduction
- Marcoen Cabbolet, Relative consistency of Set Matrix Theory with ZF
- Anna Karcewska, Two New Interpretations for Modality. An Emendation
Open Access
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- Gold Open Access (open publishing): the published version of the manuscript or the version of record is immediately after publication made freely and permanently available online, if an an Article Processing Charge (APC) is paid to the publisher. For more information please contact the publisher.
Open archive
The archive can be accessed here.