Berkeley and Monte Rio, California, USA
July 13-19, 2001

Presentations of work in progress were made at the University of California, Berkeley on July 13, at the Berkeley Marina Inn on July 14, and in Monte Rio on the Russian River July 15-19.

 Deep experience (the spatial character of phenomenal experience) William S. Robinson
 Lucid dreaming Robert Rich
 Godel and Tarski Stanislaw Krajewski
 Relativism and rationality Richard L. Epstein
 Logic and bank supervision Peter Eggenberger
 Models in economics: What is an economic possibility? Stephen A. Epstein
 Modals and quantifiers Mircea Dumitru
 Is it really possible? Desiderio Murcho
 Remarks on two styles of natural deduction system Mircea Dumitru
 Negative existentials, informative identities, and semantic pretense Fred Kroon
 Searle's arguments against twin-earth Célia Teixeira
 Relatedness predicate logic Richard L. Epstein and Stanislaw Krajewski
 On the genesis of ARF: Why has it taken so long? Stanislaw Krajewski
 Belief revision, translations, and relatedness Walter A. Carnielli
 Inference to the best explanation: a fallacy or a good method of argument? General discussion

Also in attendance were Benson Mates, Carolyn Kemberger, and Peter Adams.

On July 16 the Annual General Meeting of ARF was held, at which preprint copies of the first volume of the Bulletin of Advanced Reasoning and Knowledge were examined. It was decided that ARF should continue to produce BARK, with the next issue devoted to the proceedings of this third meeting. It was also decided that BARK would remain the journal of record of ARF, publishing at this time only proceedings of meetings and papers invited by members. The membership gratefully acknowledged the work of Carolyn Kemberger in copyediting the first volume, and requested her to continue that work for future issues.