Next Home Previous An Epistemic Foundation for Scientific Realism John Wright Reviewed by Elay Shech An Epistemic Foundation for Scientific Realism: Defending Realism without Inference to the Best Explanation John Wright Cham: Springer, 2018, £69.99 ISBN 9783030022181 Scientific realism regarding a given theory can be understood as a common-sensical position holding that both observable and unobservable entities postulated by

Brownstein & Kelly review The Evolution of Moral Progress, by Buchanan &

Daniel Molter reviews Individuation, Process, and Scientific Practices, edited by Bueno et al.

Tyler Hildebrand reviews Laws of Nature, by Ott and Patton

Next Home Previous Causality, Probability, and Medicine Donald Gillies Reviewed by Rani Lill Anjum Causality, Probability, and Medicine Donald Gillies London: Routledge, 2018, HB £100/PB £29.99 ISBN 9781138829282 / 9781138829305 I was delighted to discover this new book by Donald Gillies.

Joulia Smortchkova reviews Pieces of Mind, by Carrie Figdor

Matteo Colombo reviews True Enough, by Catherine Elgin

Anne Sophie Meincke reviews Plant Minds, by Chauncey Maher

Karen Crowther reviews Beyond the Dynamical Universe, by Silberstein et al.

Michael Liston reviews Physics Avoidance, by Mark Wilson

Rune Nyrup reviews Theoretical Virtues in Science, by Samuel Schindler