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Vol. 68 No. 2 (2024): Modalitások

Published: 2025-05-20

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Modalities

László Bernáth, János Tőzsér

5-6
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Possibilities and Possible Worlds

Ferenc Huoranszki

7-34
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Modal intuitions and possible worlds

László Kocsis

35-54
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Counterfactuals first, world dominance next?

Dániel Kodaj

55-77
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Possible Worlds and Fictional Worlds

Tibor Bárány

78-104
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Relevant Possibility

Tibor Sutyák

105-129
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What is the relationship of physical and empirical possibility?

Balázs Gyenis

130-159
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The Modal Interpretation of Quantum Theory

Gábor Szabó

160-170
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The problem of moral over-demandingness and the philosophy of vocation

Barnabás Ágota

171-188
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Aristotle on Helping the Poor

Gergely Mohay

189-203
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Philosophy and Contemplation

Tamás Pavlovits

204-225
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Is the Will Always Free? A Non-Restrictivist Theory of Free Will

Péter Tamás Sági

226-241
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Introduction to St. Augustine’s De immortalitate animae and his chapter Retractrationes in Corpus Christianorum Introductory paper and translation

Kevin Scheffer

243-272
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Bernáth’s Theistic Arguments: Psychophysical Harmony and Moral Knowledge

Bálint Békefi

273-285
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Post-Modern Metaphysics

Gergely Ambrus

349-363
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Freedom Captured: Paradoxes and Contradictions

Boldizsár Eszes

286-302
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The Worlds of Possibility

Dániel Kodaj

364-368
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Freedom for the Zombies!

Miklós Márton

303-313
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Costs and Risks

Kristóf Váncza

314-328
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The Risk of Freedom

László Bernáth

329-348
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