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1 Introduction;
2. Reflection on some historical episodes;
3. The CP and the PSR; objections to the PSR;
4. A modern version of the Hume objection;
5. The anti-theological argument: 'There are no necessary beings';
6. Modal fatalism;
7. Free will;
8. Quantum mechanics;
9. Turning Leibniz against the PSR;
10. What survives the criticisms of the PSR?; justification of the PSR;
11. Self-evidence;
12. Three Thomistic arguments;
13. Modal arguments;
14. Is the universe reasonable?;
15. Explanation of negative states of affairs;
16. The puzzle of the everyday applicability of the PSR;
17. Inference to the best or only explanation;
18. Inductive scepticism;
19. The nature of possibility;
20. Conclusions.
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