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Three views of common knowledge
Vol. 1
Jon Barwise
Introduction
Horacio Arló-CostaVincent F. Hendricks Johan van Benthem
Fine-grained opinion, probability, and the logic of full belief
Bas C. van Fraassen
The logic of public announcements, common knowledge, and private suspicions
Alexandru BaltagLawrence S. Moss Sławomir Solecki
Knowledge and scepticism
Robert Nozick
A qualitative theory of dynamic interactive belief revision
Alexandru BaltagSonja Smets
Some computational constraints in epistemic logic
Timothy Williamson(Oxford University)
Substantive rationality and backward induction
Joseph Y. Halpern
A survey of ranking theory
Wolfgang Spohn
A theory of higher order probabilities
Haim Gaifman
Learning theory and epistemology
Kevin T. Kelly
Some problems for conditionalization and reflection
Frank Arntzenius
Probable knowledge
Richard C. Jeffrey
Discussion
Brian Skyrms
Stopping to reflect
Mark J. SchervishTeddy SeidenfeldJoseph B. Kadane
On indeterminate probabilities
Isaac Levi
State-dependent utilities
How infallible but corrigible full belief is possible
Decision theory without "independence" or without "ordering"
Teddy Seidenfeld
Belief contraction in the context of the general theory of rational choice
Hans Rott
Elusive knowledge
David Lewis
On the logic of theory change
Carlos E. AlchourrónPeter GärdenforsDavid Makinson
Agreeing to disagree
Robert Aumann
Convention (an excerpt on coordination and higher-order expectations)
Allais's paradox
Leonard Savage
Epistemic conditions for nash equilibrium
Epistemic operators
Fred Dretske
Ambiguity and the bayesian paradigm
Itzhak GilboaMassimo Marinacci
Advances in prospect theory
Amos TverskyDaniel Kahneman
Theory contraction and base contraction unified
Sven Ove Hansson
Epistemology without knowledge and without belief
Jaakko Hintikka
On logics of knowledge and belief
Robert Stalnaker
Why I am not a Bayesian
Clark Glymour
Causal decision theory
James Joyce
Knowledge, belief and counterfactual reasoning in games
Agency and interaction what we are and what we do in formal epistemology
Jeffrey HelznerVincent F. Hendricks
Truth and probability
Ramsey Eric RamseyFrank P. Ramsey
The logic of justification
Sergei Artemov
Sentences, belief and logical omniscience, or what does deduction tell us?
Rohit Parikh
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