Preface

Rudolf Haller

1-2

Objects, existence, and reference a prolegomenon to guise theory

Hector-Neri Castañeda

3-59

Non-existent objects and epistemological ontology

William J. Rapaport

61-95

On the positive and negative states of things

Roderick Chisholm

97-106

Possibiha and possible worlds

Ruth Barcan Marcus

107-133

Toward an improved cosmo-logical synthesis

Richard Sylvan

135-179

God, genidentity and existential parity

John Woods

181-196

On objects totally out of this world

Gary Rosenkrantz

197-208

Logic and non-existence

Czesław Lejewski

209-234

Existence, non-existence, and predication

Herbert Hochberg

235-267

Was existence ever a predicate?

Edgar Morscher

269-284

On the logics of singular terms

Richard E. Grandy

285-296

Reference and the ghost of Parmenides

Gerald Vision

297-326

Reference as relational

pro and contra

Joseph Margolis

327-357

Failed reference and feigned reference

Much ado about nothing

Kent Bach

359-374

Russell's critique of Meinong's theory of objects

Nicholas Griffin

375-401

Our robust sense of reality

Panayot Butchvarov

403-421

Meinong's doctrine of the modal moment

Dale Jacquette

423-438

Non-existent objects

why theories about them are important

Karel Lambert

439-446

Lambert, Mally and the principle of independence

Edward Zalta

447-459