RETHINKING EXPLANATION

PART 1. THEORY OF EXPLANATION

1. EXPLANATIONS ARE ABOUT CONCEPTS AND CONCEPT FORMATION
BENGT HANSSON

2. WHAT TO ASK OF AN EXPLANATION-THEORY
HENRIK HÅLLSTEN

3. THE IDEA OF CONTRASTIVE EXPLANANDUM
PETRI YLIKOSKI

4. THE PRAGMATIC-RHETORICAL THEORY OF EXPLANATION
JAN FAYE

5. CAUSAL EXPLANATION PROVIDES KNOWLEDGE WHY
OLAV GJELSVIK

6. CAUSAL EXPLANATION AND MANIPULATION
STATHIS PSILLOS

7. ASSESSING THE EXPLANATORY POWER OF CAUSAL EXPLANATIONS
ERIK WEBER, JEROEN VAN BOUWEL

8. SOME NOTES ON UNIFICATIONISM AND PROBABILISTIC EXPLANATION
REBECCA SCHWEDER

9. SELECTION AND EXPLANATION
ALEXANDER BIRD

10. IBE AND EBI
JOHANNES PERSSON

11. EXPLAINING WITH EQUILIBRIA68
JAAKKO KUORIKOSKI

12. EXPLANATION AND ENVIRONMENT
ANNIKA WALLIN

13. BIOLOGICAL NOTIONS OF INNATENESS AND EXPLANATION OF LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
MIKA KIIKERI, TOMI KOKKONEN

14. ASPECT KINDS
ROBIN STENWALL

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