Knowledge, Rationality and Action

Issues of KRA

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• Volume 168 Number 2, May 2009
  
  1. C. Adam, A. Herzig and D. Longin, A logical formalization of the OCC theory of emotions, pp. 201 -- 248.
  2. Brain Huss, Three challenges (and three replies) to the ethics of belief, pp. 249 -- 271.
  3. Kai P. Spiekermann, Sort out your neighbourhoodpp. 273 -- 294.
  4. Namjoong Kim Sleeping Beauty and shifted Jeffrey conditionalization, pp. 295 -- 312.


• Volume 167 Number 2, March 2009
  
  1. Luciano Floridi and Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson, Introduction 203 -- 205.
  2. Samson Abramsky and Jouko Väänänen, From IF to BI A tale of dependence and separation 207 -- 230.
  3. Patrick Allo, Reasoning about data and information 231 -- 249.
  4. Johan van Benthem, The information in intuitionistic logic 251 -- 270.
  5. Marcello D'Agostino and Luciano Floridi, The enduring scandal of deduction 271 -- 315
  6. Luciano Floridi, Logical fallacies as informational shortcuts 317 -- 325
  7. Mark Jago, Logical information and epistemic space 327 -- 341.
  8. Edwin D. Mares, General information in relevant logic 343 -- 362.
  9. Giuseppe Primiero An epistemic logic for becoming informed 363 -- 389.
  10. Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh Ockham's razor and reasoning about information flow 391 -- 408.


• Volume 165 Number 2, November 2008
  
  1. Fenrong Liu, Frank Veltman and Minghui Xiong, Editorial 155 -- 157.
  2. Natasha Alechina, Mark Jago and Brian Logan, Preference-based belief revision for rule-based agents 159 -- 177.
  3. Alexandru Baltag and Sonja Smets, Probabilistic dynamic belief revision 178 -- 202.
  4. Giuseppe Primiero and Joke Meheus, Majority merging by adaptive counting 203 -- 223.
  5. Bryan Renne, Public and private communication are different: results on relative expressivity 225 -- 245.
  6. Johan van Benthem, Sujata Ghosh and Fenrong Liu, Modelling simultaneous games in dynamic logic 247 -- 268.
  7. Thomas Ågotnes, Wiebe van der Hoek and Michael Wooldridge Quantified coalition logic 269 -- 294.
  8. Tomoyuki Yamada, Logical dynamics of some speech acts that affect obligations and preferences 295 -- 315.


• Volume 163 Number 1 July, 2008
  
  1. Fabrizio Cariani, Marc Pauly and Josh Snyder, Decision framing in judgment aggregation, pp 1 -- 24.
  2. Gregor Betz, Evaluating dialectical structures with Bayesian methods, pp 25 -- 44.
  3. Emiliano Lorini and Andreas Herzig, A logic of intention and attempt, pp 45 -- 77.
  4. Boudewijn de Bruin, Common knowledge of payoff uncertainty in games, pp. 79 -- 97.
  5. Robert K. Shope, Abnormality, cognitive virtues, and knowledge, pp. 99 -- 118.


• Volume 158 Number 2 September, 2007
  
  1. Jan Plaza, Logics of Public Communications, pp 165--179.
  2. Hans van Ditmarsch, Comments to `logics of public communications', pp 181-187.
  3. Katie Steele, Distinguishing indeterminate belief from Òrisk-averseÓ preferences, pp 189--205.
  4. Jesse Hughes, Peter Kroes and Sjoerd Zwart, A Semantics for Means-end Relations, pp. 207--231.
  5. Marc Pauly, Axiomatizing collective judgment sets in a minimal logical language , pp 233-250.
  6. Andres Perea, A one-person doxastic characterization of Nash strategies, pp. 251--271.


• Volume 157 Number 2 July, 2007
  
  1. Nicholas Bardsley, On collective intentions: collective action in economics and philosophy, pp 141--159.
  2. Ken Gemes, Irrelevance: Strengthening the Bayesian requirements, pp 161--166.
  3. Peter Vanderschraaf, Covenants and reputations" , pp 167--195.
  4. Douglas Walton, Evaluating Practical Reasoning , pp 197--240.
  5. Beth Huffer, Actions and outcomes: two aspects of agency, pp 241--265.


• Volume 155 Number 2 March, 2007
  Special issue on Fabio Paglieri (ed.), Chaning Minds:, The Role of Beliefs in Cognitive Dynamics
  1. F Paglieri, Changing minds: the role of beliefs in cognitive dynamics (editorial), pp 163--166.
  2. Hannes Leitgeb and Krister Segerberg, Dynamic doxastic logic: why, how, and where to?, pp 167--190.
  3. Hans van Ditmarsch and Willem Labuschagne, My beliefs about your beliefs: a case study in theory of mind and epistemic logic, pp 191--209.
  4. Brenda R. J. Jansen, Maartje E. J. Raijmakers and Ingmar Visser, Rule transition on the balance scale task: a case study in belief change, pp 211--236.
  5. Cristiano Castelfranchi and Fabio Paglieri, The role of beliefs in goal dynamics: prolegomena to a constructive theory of intentions, pp 237--263.
  6. Wiebe van der Hoek, Wojciech Jamroga and Michael Wooldridge, Towards a theory of intention revision pp 265--290.


• Volume 152 Number 2 September 2006
  
  1. Katie Atkinson, Trevor Bench-Capon and Peter McBurney, Computational Representation of Practical Argument pp 157--206.
  2. Ulrike Hahn and Mike Oaksford, A Bayesian Approach to Informal Argument Fallacies pp 207--236.
  3. Douglas Walton, Epistemic and Dialectical Models of Begging the Question 237--284.
  4. Gabriella Pigozzi, Belief merging and the discursive dilemma: an argument-based account to paradoxes of judgment aggregation pp 285--298


• Volume 149 Number 2 March 2006
  Special issue on Sieuwert van Otterloo, Michael Wooldridge, and Peter McBurney (eds), Knowledge and Games
  1. Sieuwert Van Otterloo, Michael Wooldridge and Peter Mcburney, Foreword (editorial) pp 255--256.
  2. Merlijn Sevenster, On The Computational Consequences of Independence in Propositional Logic pp 257--283.
  3. Francien Dechesne, Thompson Transformations for If-Logic pp 285--309.
  4. Eric Pacuit, Rohit Parikh and Eva Cogan, The Logic of Knowledge Based Obligation pp 311--341.
  5. Hans P. Van Ditmarsch, The Logic of Pit pp 343--374
  6. Thomas Ågotnes, Action and Knowledge in Alternating-Time Temporal Logic pp 375--407.
  7. Wouter Teepe, Proving Possession of Arbitrary Secrets While not Giving them Away: New Protocols and a Proof in GNY Logic


• Volume 147 Number 2 November 2005
  Special issue on Giacomo Bonanno (ed.), Logic and the Foundations of the Theory of Games and Decisions
  1. Giacomo Bonanno, Logic and the Foundations of the Theory of Games and Decisions (editorial) pp 189--192.
  2. Giacomo Bonanno, A Simple Modal Logic for Belief Revision pp 193--228.
  3. Hans P. Van Ditmarsch, Prolegomena to Dynamic Logic for Belief Revision pp 229--275.
  4. No¨e;l Laverny and Jérôme Lang, From Knowledge-based Programs to Graded Belief-based Programs, Part I: On-line Reasoning pp 277--321.
  5. Martin Peterson and Sven Ove Hansson, Order-Independent Transformative Decision Rules pp 323--342.
  6. Katrin Schulz, A Pragmatic Solution for the Paradox of Free Choice Permission pp 343--377.
  7. Giacomo Sillari, A Logical Framework for Convention pp 379--400.


• Volume 144 Number 2 March 2005
  
  1. Marion Ledwig, The No Probabilities For Acts-Principle pp 171--180
  2. Manfred Jaeger, A Logic For Inductive Probabilistic Reasoning pp 181--248
  3. Hykel Hosni and Jeff Paris, Rationality As Conformity pp 249--285.
  4. Gregory R. Wheeler, On The Structure of Rational Acceptance: Comments on Hawthorne and Bovens pp 287--304.


• Volume 142 Number 2 November 2004
  
  1. Reinhard Blutner, Nonmonotonic Inferences and Neural Networks pp 143--174.
  2. Franz Dietrich and Christian List, A Model of Jury Decisions where all Jurors have the same Evidence pp 175--202.
  3. M. Kacprzak and W. Penczek, A Sat-Based Approach to Unbounded Model Checking for Alternating-Time Temporal Epistemic Logic pp 203--227.
  4. Arjen Hommersom, John-jules Meyer and Erik De vink, Update Semantics of Security Protocols
  
  
• Volume 139 Number 2 November 2004
  
  1. Wiebe van der Hoek, Editorial pp 5--8.
  2. Alexandru Baltag and Lawrence S. Moss, Logics for Epistemic Programs pp 165--224.
  3. Hans Rott, A Counterexample to Six Fundamental Principles of Belief Formation pp 225--240.
  4. Valentin Goranko and Wojciech Jamroga, Comparing Semantics of Logics for Multi-Agent Systems pp 241--280.
  5. Giacomo Bonanno, A Characterization of von Neumann Games in Terms of Memory pp 281--295.
  6. Karl Tuyls, Ann Nowe, Tom Lenaerts and Bernard Manderick, An Evolutionary Game Theoretic Perspective on Learning in Multi-Agent Systems pp 297--330.
  7. Robert Van Rooy, Evolution of Conventional Meaning and Conversational Principles pp 331--366.