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Articles in 2004 issue of Behavior and Philosophy

• LOGICAL POSITIVISM, NATURALISTIC EPISTEMOLOGY, AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY
  by Kitchener, Richard F
• PSYCHOLOGICAL VS. BIOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS OF BEHAVIOR
  by Dretske, Fred
• IS THE OPERANT CONTINGENCY ENOUGH FOR A SCIENCE OF PURPOSIVE BEHAVIOR?
  by Timberlake, William
• BEHAVIOR IS ABSTRACTION, NOT OSTENSION: CONCEPTUAL AND HISTORICAL REMARKS ON THE NATURE OF PSYCHOLOGY
  by Ribes-Iñesta, Emilio
• CAUSAL THEORIES OF INTENTIONAL BEHAVIOR AND WAYWARD CAUSAL CHAINS
  by Enç, Berent
• ON THE CONCEPTUAL AND LINGUISTIC ACTIVITY OF PSYCHOLOGISTS: THE STUDY OF BEHAVIOR FROM THE 1890S TO THE 1990S AND BEYOND
  by Leary, David E
• CONSCIOUSNESS OUTSIDE THE HEAD
  by Tonneau, François
• SCIENTIFIC IMPERIALISM AND BEHAVIORIST EPISTEMOLOGY
  by Staddon, J E R
• BEHAVIORISM FOR NEW PSYCHOLOGY: WHAT WAS WRONG WITH BEHAVIORISM AND WHAT IS WRONG WITH IT NOW
  by Harzem, Peter
• FROM DARWIN TO WATSON (AND COGNITIVISM) AND BACK AGAIN: THE PRINCIPLE OF ANIMAL-ENVIRONMENT MUTUALITY
  by Costall, Alan
• REALISM ABOUT BEHAVIOR
  by Burgos, José E
• MINDING BEHAVIOR
  by Killeen, Peter R
• INTRODUCTION
  by Burgos, José E; Tonneau, François