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Volume 36, Number 3, September 2006 TRAVELLING IN TIME: HOW TO WHOLLY EXIST IN TWO PLACES AT THE SAME TIME Kristie Miller CAN VIRTUE RELIABILISM EXPLAIN THE VALUE OF KNOWLEDGE? Berit Brogaard IDENTITY IN FREGE'S BEGRIFFSSCHRIFT: WHERE BOTH THAU-CAPLAN AND HECK ARE WRONG Gilead Bar-Elli DISQUOTATIONALISM, TRUTH AND JUSTIFICATION: THE PRAGMATIST'S WRONG TURN Karyn L. Freedman DESCARTES AND LEIBNIZ ON HUMAN FREE-WILL AND THE ABILITY TO DO OTHERWISE Cecilia Wee CHOOSING EXPENSIVE TASTES Louis Kaplow AUTONOMY AND ADDICTION Neil Levy CRITICAL NOTICE OF BRAD INWOOD READING SENECA: STOIC PHILOSOPHY AT ROME Julia Annas

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