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Articles in July, 1998 issue of Mind

• The "modal extension principle": a question about Peacocke's approach to modality - response to Christopher Peacocke, Mind, vol. 106, p. 521, 1997
  by Peter M. Sullivan
• Induction and indefinite extensibility: the Godel sentence is true, but did someone change the subject?
  by Stewart Shapiro
• Nietzsche and Metaphysics. - book reviews
  by Brian Leiter
• Vagueness by numbers
  by Rosanna Keefe
• Consciousness and Experience. - book reviews
  by Brie Gertler
• Wide content individualism - individuation of thoughts
  by D.M. Walsh
• Nietzsche's System. - book reviews
  by Brian Leitner
• Indexicals as token-reflexives
  by Manuel Garcia-Carpintero
• Philosophical Foundations of the Social Sciences: Analyzing Controversies in Social Research. - book reviews
  by Michael Root
• The hybrid theory of mixed quotation - response to Herman Cappelen and Ernie Lepore, Mind, vol. 106, p. 429, 1997
  by Savas L. Tsohatzidis
• The 'Mind' argument and libertarianism
  by Alicia Finch
• A World of States of Affairs. - book reviews
  by Phil Dowe
• Reply to Tsohatzidis - response to Savas L. Tsohatzidis, Mind, vol. 107, p. 661, 1998
  by Herman Cappelen
• The standard modes of aversion: fear, disgust and hatred
  by Aurel Kolnai
• The Human Animal: Personal Identity Without Psychology. - book reviews
  by Barry Dainton
• Erratum - correction to 'The M-set analysis of causation: objections and responses,' in April 1998 issue - Correction Notice
  by Murali Ramachandran