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Articles in Oct, 1998 issue of Mind

• A procedural solution to the unexpected hanging and sorites paradoxes
  by Stuart C. Shapiro
• The Facts of Causation. - book reviews
  by Paul Noordhof
• Defending Millian theories - on referents of proper names
  by Bryan Frances
• The principle-based conception of modality: Sullivan's question addressed - Peter Sullivan, Mind, vol. 107, p. 653, 1998
  by Christopher Peacocke
• John Locke and the Ethics of Belief. - book reviews
  by P.J.E. Kail
• Merricks on whether being conscious is intrinsic - Trenton Merricks, Mind, vol. 107, p. 59, 1998
  by Katherine Hawley
• Moral Wisdom and Good Lives. - book reviews
  by Julia Driver
• Possibilities and the arguments for origin essentialism
  by Teresa Robertson
• The chicken and her egg - response to R.A. Sorensen, Mind, vol. 101, p. 541, 1992
  by David B. Waller
• The import of inclosure: some comments on Grattan-Guinness - I. Grattan Guinness in this issue, p. 823, on paradoxes of self-reference
  by Graham Priest
• Meinongian Logic: The Semantics of Existence and Nonexistence. - book reviews
  by Graham Oppy
• Naive set theory is innocent!
  by Alan Weir
• The Conscious Mind: In Search of a Fundamental Theory. - book reviews
  by Joseph Levine
• Structural similarity or structuralism? Comments on Priest's analysis of the paradoxes of self-reference - response to Graham Priest, Mind, vol. 103, p. 27, 1994
  by I. Grattan-Guinness
• Simple Mindedness: In Defense of Naive Naturalism in the Philosophy of Mind. - book reviews
  by Robert J. Matthews
• Original acquisition of private property
  by Leif Wenar
• Artificial Intelligence and Scientific Method. - book reviews
  by Michael Wheeler
• On whether being conscious is intrinsic - response to article by Katherine Hawley in this issue, p. 841
  by Trenton Merricks
• Legal Naturalism: A Marxist Theory of Law. - book reviews
  by Robert Justin Lipkin
• Continence on the cheap - response to Roy Sorensen, Mind 1997 - cure for weakness of will
  by Tamar Szabo Gendler
• Substance: Its Nature and Existence. - book reviews
  by Scott A. Shalkowski