Fabrice Correia is Associate Professor at the Philosophy Department of the University of Geneva. He is the author of Existential Dependence and Cognate Notions (2005) and As Time Goes By: Eternal Facts in an Ageing Universe (with Sven Rosenkranz, 2011). Benjamin Schnieder is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Hamburg. He is the author of Substanzen und (ihre) Eigenschaften (2004) and Substanz und Adhärenz: Bolzanos Ontologie des Wirklichen (2002).

'… an impressive achievement, contains penetrating insight, is clearly written, and carefully argued.' George Lăzăroiu, Review of Contemporary Philosophy

• Grounding: an opinionated introduction Fabrice Correia and Benjamin Schnieder; 1. Guide to ground Kit Fine; 2. Scepticism about grounding Chris Daly; 3. A clarification and defense of the notion of grounding Paul Audi; 4. Grounding, transitivity, and contrastivity Jonathan Schaffer; 5. Violations of the principle of sufficient reason (in Leibniz and Spinoza) Michael Della Rocca; 6. Requirements on reality Robbie Williams; 7. Varieties of ontological dependence Kathrin Koslicki; 8. Asymmetrical dependence in individuation E. J. Lowe; 9. Simple metaphysics and 'ontological dependence' Jody Azzouni; 10. Truthmakers and dependence David Liggins; 11. Expressivism about truth-making Stephen Barker.

Fabrice Correia is Associate Professor at the Philosophy Department of the University of Geneva. He is the author of Existential Dependence and Cognate Notions (2005) and As Time Goes By: Eternal Facts in an Ageing Universe (with Sven Rosenkranz, 2011). Benjamin Schnieder is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Hamburg. He is the author of Substanzen und (ihre) Eigenschaften (2004) and Substanz und Adhärenz: Bolzanos Ontologie des Wirklichen (2002).

'… an impressive achievement, contains penetrating insight, is clearly written, and carefully argued.' George Lăzăroiu, Review of Contemporary Philosophy

• Grounding: an opinionated introduction Fabrice Correia and Benjamin Schnieder; 1. Guide to ground Kit Fine; 2. Scepticism about grounding Chris Daly; 3. A clarification and defense of the notion of grounding Paul Audi; 4. Grounding, transitivity, and contrastivity Jonathan Schaffer; 5. Violations of the principle of sufficient reason (in Leibniz and Spinoza) Michael Della Rocca; 6. Requirements on reality Robbie Williams; 7. Varieties of ontological dependence Kathrin Koslicki; 8. Asymmetrical dependence in individuation E. J. Lowe; 9. Simple metaphysics and 'ontological dependence' Jody Azzouni; 10. Truthmakers and dependence David Liggins; 11. Expressivism about truth-making Stephen Barker.

Fabrice Correia is Associate Professor at the Philosophy Department of the University of Geneva. He is the author of Existential Dependence and Cognate Notions (2005) and As Time Goes By: Eternal Facts in an Ageing Universe (with Sven Rosenkranz, 2011). Benjamin Schnieder is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Hamburg. He is the author of Substanzen und (ihre) Eigenschaften (2004) and Substanz und Adhärenz: Bolzanos Ontologie des Wirklichen (2002).

'… an impressive achievement, contains penetrating insight, is clearly written, and carefully argued.' George Lăzăroiu, Review of Contemporary Philosophy

• Grounding: an opinionated introduction Fabrice Correia and Benjamin Schnieder; 1. Guide to ground Kit Fine; 2. Scepticism about grounding Chris Daly; 3. A clarification and defense of the notion of grounding Paul Audi; 4. Grounding, transitivity, and contrastivity Jonathan Schaffer; 5. Violations of the principle of sufficient reason (in Leibniz and Spinoza) Michael Della Rocca; 6. Requirements on reality Robbie Williams; 7. Varieties of ontological dependence Kathrin Koslicki; 8. Asymmetrical dependence in individuation E. J. Lowe; 9. Simple metaphysics and 'ontological dependence' Jody Azzouni; 10. Truthmakers and dependence David Liggins; 11. Expressivism about truth-making Stephen Barker.