Peter van Inwagen

1. The Problem of Free Will Revisited
Peter Inwagen

2. Rational Peer Disagreement upon Sufficient Evidence: Leaving the Track to Truth?
Frieder Bögner, Thomas Meyer, Konstantin Schnieder, Markus Seidel

3. Ontological Commitments, Ordinary Language and Theory Choice
Julia Friederike Göhner, Lukas Steinbrink

4. Physical Composition by Bonding
Julian Husmann, Paul M. Näger

5. Why It Would Not Be Better Not to Believe in Material Artifacts – Even If One Could Get Away With It
Amrei Bahr, Christoph Fischer, Thomas Kater, Nicolas Kleinschmidt

6. Theoretical Entities of Literary Criticism and Science: What Mrs. Gamp and Electrons Do Not Have in Common
Eva-Maria Jung, François Pellet

7. Creating Creatures of Fiction: A Fictional Dialogue
Kerstin Gregor, Jan G. Michel, Steffen Neuß

8. Free Will in an Indeterministic World?
Alfonso Savarino, Annegret Sock

9. Embracing Life Without Free Will: A Fatalistic Proposal
Monja Reinhart

10. The Strange Cases of Henry T. and Walter B.: Van Inwagen on Personal Identity, Accountability and Mitigating Circumstances
Andrea Strickmann, Christian Weidemann

11. Van Inwagen on the Problem of Evil: Is His Defense Story Reasonable?
Benedikt Paul Göcke, Cristina Schneider, Anna Sindermann

12. Replies
Peter Inwagen

Avainsanat: Philosophy, Aesthetics, Metaphysics, Ontology