| Contents |
Introduction / Paul Boghossian and Christopher Peacocke. -- Frege on apriority / Tyler Burge. -- Rationalism, empiricism, and the A Priori / Quassim Cassam. -- A priori knowledge revisited / Philip Kitcher. -- Naturalism and the A Priori / Penelope Maddy. -- Apriority as an evaluative notion / Hartry Field. -- Stipulation, meaning, and apriority / Paul Horwich. -- A priori rules: Wittgenstein on the normativity of logic / Peter Railton. -- Apriority and existence / Stephen Yablo. -- Knowledge of logic / Paul Boghossian. -- Explaining the A Priori: the programme of moderate rationalism / Christopher Peacocke. -- Implicit definition and the A priori / Bob Hale and Crispin Wright. --Representation, scepticism, and the A Priori / Frank Jackson. -- The status of logic / Stewart Shapiro. -- Transcendental philosophy and A Priori knowledge: a neo-kantian perspective / Michael Friedman. -- Externalism and armchair knowledge / Martin Davies. -- Externalism and A Priori knowledge of empirical facts / Bill Brewer. -- The psychophysical nexus / Thomas Nagel. |
