I just noticed that Grazer Philosophische Studien has made its 2002 special issue on the philosophy of Terence Horgan freely available online. There's a lot of good stuff in here, including articles by Alex Byrne, Jaegwon Kim, Jessica Wilson, Tim Williamson, and plenty of others, as well as Terry's "Themes in my Philosophical Work" and replies to papers. This material has previously been somewhat hard to find, so it's good to have it so easily available. They've also made one other issue of the journal freely available.
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