Editorial Note

Abstract

This issue of MANUSCRITO brings four new articles in metaphysics, moral philosophy and history of philosophy (Hume), plus two reviews of books recently published on the philosophy of mind and the philosophy of fiction. In the article-section, Rafael Vogelmann proposes a problem for moral naturalism, Brian Garret presents a defense of the so-called endurantism against Barker and Dowe’s (2005) attempt of showing its paradoxical nature, Cristian Soto applies a broad Sellarsian approach to investigate the prospects of a naturalized metaphysics both from a global and a local perspective, and Sofia Calvente presents a study of the relation between Hume’s investigation and experimental philosophy. In the review section, Alexandre Borba reviews Annalisa Coliva’s The Varieties of Self-Knowledge (2016), and Gustavo de Azevedo reviews Manuel García-Carpintero’s Relatar lo Ocurrido como Invención: Una Introducción a la Filosofía de la Ficción Contemporánea (2016).