The Palgrave handbook of philosophical methods / edited by Chris Daly, University of Manchester, UK.

Introduction and historical overview / Chris Daly -- A priori analysis and the methodological a posteriori / David Braddon-Huemer -- The failure of analysis and the nature of concepts / Michael Huemer -- Singular ontology: how to / Alexis Burgess -- Paradigms and philosophical progress / M. B. Willard -- Disagreement in philosophy / Jason Decker -- Agnosticism about ontology / Chris Daly and David Liggins -- Modality, metaphysics, and method / Boris Kment -- Explanation and explication / Paul Audi -- Empirically grounded philosophical theorizing / Otávio Bueno and Scott A. Shalkowski -- Et tu, brute? / Sam Baron -- Properties are potatoes?: An essay on ontological parsimony / Nikk Effingham -- Advice for Eleatics / Sam Cowling -- Pragmatism without idealism / Robert Kraut and Kevin Scharp -- Intuitions, conceptual engineering, and conceptual fixed points / Matti Eklund -- Thought experiments and experimental philosophy / Joachim Horvath -- Rationalizing self-interpretation / Laura Schroeter and François Schroeter -- Reclaiming the armchair / Janet Levin -- Placement, grounding, and mental content / Kelly Trogdon -- Theory dualism and the metalogic of mind-body problems / T. Parent -- Knowing how and "knowing how" / Yuri Cath -- Philosophy of science and the curse of the case study / Adrian Currie -- Three degrees of naturalism in the philosophy of science / Paul Dicken -- Against pluralism in metaethics / Jens Johansson and Jonas Olson -- Directly plausible principles / Howard Nye -- Moral inquiry and mob psychology / James Lenman -- The methodological irrelevance of reflective equilibrium / Tristram McPherson.