Introduction
1. I. Universals and Particulars Nominalism, Zoltan Gendler Szabo
2. Platonistic Theories of Universals, Joshua Hoffman and Gary S. Rosenkrantz
3. Individuation, E. J. Lowe
4. II. Existence and Identity Identity, John Hawthorne
5. Existence, Ontological Commitment, and Fictional Entities, Peter van Inwagen
6. III. Modality and Possible Worlds The Reduction of Possiblia, Kit Fine
7. Reductive Theories of Modality, Theodore Sider
8. IV. Time, Space-Time, and Persistence Presentism, Thomas M. Crisp
9. Four-Dimensionalism, Michael C. Rea
10. Space-Time Substantivalism, Graham Nerlich
11. Persistence through Time, Sally Haslanger
12. V. Events, Causation, and Physics Events, Peter Simons
13. Causation and Supervenience, Michael Tooley
14. Causation in a Physical World, Hartry Field
15. Distilling Metaphysics from Quantum Mechanics, Tim Maudlin
16. VI. Persons and the Nature of Mind Material People, Dean W. Zimmerman
17. The Ontology of the Mental, Howard Robinson
18. Supervenience, Emergence, Realization, Reduction, Jaegwon Kim
19. VII. Freedom of the Will Libertarianism, Carl Ginet
20. Compatibilism, Ted Warfield
21. VIII. Anti-Realism and Vagueness Dummett on Realism and Anti-Realism, Michael J. Loux
22. Ontological and Conceptual Relativity and the Self, Ernest Sosa
23. Vagueness in Reality, Timothy Williamson