Dispositionalism

Democritus and colours by convention

Barry Maund

3-24

Hue, brightness & saturation in classical Greek chroma terms

Ekai Txapartegi

25-45

How many colours?

Kirsten Walsh

47-71

Goethe contra Newton on colours, light, and the philosophy of science

Olaf L. Müller

73-95

On color

the husserlian material a priori

Jairo J. Da Silva

97-105

Impossible colours

Wittgenstein and the naturalist's challenge

Andrew Lugg

107-121

Colours

Wittgenstein vs (Katz & Bühler)

Kevin Mulligan

125-136

What the mind-independence of color requires

Peter W. Ross

137-158

Explaining colour phenomenology

Nicholas Unwin

159-174

Dasein is the animal that sorts out colors

Bernardo Ainbinder

175-193

Subjectivity and normativity in colour-distinctions

Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer

195-213

Colors

presentation and representation in the fine arts

Otávio Bueno

215-221

Things are not what they seem

Graham Priest

225-236

Vagueness, hysteresis, and the instability of color

Diana Raffman

237-248

Logic and colour in cognition, logic and philosophy

Dany Jaspers

249-271

A chromatic hexagon of psychic dispositions

Jean-Yves Béziau

273-288

Proofs versus experiments

wittgensteinian themes surrounding the four-color theorem

Gisèle Dalva Secco, Luiz C. Pereira

289-307

The wonder of colors and the principle of Ariadne

Walter Carnielli, Carlos di Prisco

309-317