1) Two Concepts of Knowing; Pages 3-10; Küng, Guido | 2) Belief, Acceptance and Knowledge; Pages 11-19; Cohen, L. Jonathan | 3) Back to Basics; Pages 21-29; Sosa, Ernest | 4) Experience, Order and Cause; Pages 31-47; Denkel, Arda | 5) Some Thoughts on the Nature of Knowing; Pages 49-65; Cauchy, Venant | 6) Meno’s Puzzle; Pages 67-80; Evans, J. David G. | 7) Popper’s Epistemology and World Three; Pages 83-95; Irzik, Gürol | 8) Knowledge and its Object; Pages 97-102; Kuçuradi, Ioanna | 9) Are There Different Kinds of Knowledge?; Pages 103-118; Agazzi, Evandro | 10) Ethical Knowledge and Social Facts; Pages 119-126; George, Richard T. | 11) Knowledge, Truth and Fallibility; Pages 127-148; Wiredu, Kwasi | 12) Long Run Consistency of Beliefs as Criterion of Empirical Knowledge; Pages 149-163; Grünberg, Teo | 13) Cultural Fundamentals in Philosophy Obstacles in Philosophical Dialogues; Pages 167-181; Oruka, H. Odera | 14) Analytical and/or Dialectical Thinking; Pages 183-189; Zelený, Jindřich | 15) Knowledge and Cultural Objects; Pages 191-196; Lektorsky, Vladislav A. | 16) Knowledge and Cognition in the Self-Individualizing Progress of Life; Pages 197-217; Tymieniecka, Anna-Teresa | 17) Knowledge and Destiny; Pages 219-229; Quesada, Francisco Miró
