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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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HIST-ANALYTIC ARCHIVE

• Questions on Philosophy of Science by Julian Schwinger (1961)
• Analysis Situs by Oswald Veblen
• Aristotle's Syllogistic (1955) by Jan Lukasiewicz

• Elements of the System; Theses of the System
• The System; Aristotle's System in Symbolic Form
• The Problem of Decision; Aristotle's Modal Logic of Propositions
• The System of Modal Logic; Aristotle's Modal Syllogistic

• The Foundations of Empirical Knowledge (1940) by A. J. Ayer

• The Argument from Illusion
• The Characterization of Sense Data
• The Egocentric Predicament; Causality and Perception
• The Constitution of Matter

• Intentions, Entrainment and Pseudo-Processes by Steven R. Bayne
• Hume's Theory of the External World (194) by H. H. Price

• Introduction and Constancy and Coherence
• The Effects of Constancy and Coherence
• The Existence of Unsensed Sensibilia
• The As-If Theory
• The Expressive Theory; Conclusion, and Index

• LAWS AND EXPLANATION IN HISTORY (1957) by William Dray

• The Covering Law Model
• The Doctrine of Implicit Definition
• Explaining and Predicting
• Causal Laws and Causal Analysis
• The Rationale of Action
• Explaining Why and Explaining How
• SPACE AND GEOMETRY (1901: Monist) by Ernst Mach

• On Physiological, as Distinguished from Geometrical Space
• On the Psychological and Natural Development of Geometry
• Space and Geometry from the Point of View of Physical Inquiry

• "Independent Postulates for the "Informal" Part of Principia Mathematica" by E. V. Huntington (Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 1934)
• Pedro Amaral's Introduction to Sellars' Notre Dame Lectures
• Letter to the Editor of Journal of Philosophy: Bertrand Russell (1915)
• "On the Importance of Logical Form?" Bertrand Russell (1938)
• Eddington's 'Two Tables' (1938) - Sir Arthur Eddington
• "Does Moral Philosophy Rest on a Mistake?" by H. A. Pritchard
• "The Analytic and the Synthetic" by Morton White
• "The Naturalistic Fallacy" by Morton White
• "Quantum Physics and the Philosophy of Whitehead" by Abner Shimony
• "On Denoting" by Bertrand Russell (1905)
• "Mental Causation: Davidson, Kvart, and Logical "Bling-blings" by Steven R. Bayne
• "Truth and Probability" by F. P. Ramsey
• LEAVES OF LIFE by J. A. Wayland (1912)

• Leaves of Life:Part 1 by J. A. Wayland (1912)
• Leaves of Life:Part 2 by J. A. Wayland (1912)

• "The Myth of Passage" by D. C. Williams
• EXPERIENCE AND PREDICTION by Hans Reichenbach (1938)

• Meaning
• Impressions and the External World
• An Inquiry Concerning Impressions
• The Projective Construction of the World on the Concreta Basis
• Probability and Induction

• Some Works by Bruce Aune
• "Conceptual Relativism" by Bruce Aune
• AN EMPIRICIST THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE by BRUCE AUNE
  BOUND EDITION AVAILABLE
• PREFACE
• WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE?
• THE CLAIMS OF RATIONALISM
• EMPIRICISM AND THE A PRIORI
• PROPERTIES AND CONCEPT
• OBSERVATIONAL KNOWLEDGE
• MEMORY AND A POSTERIORI INFERENCE
• APPENDICES
• References
• "Action and Ontology" by Bruce Aune (1988)
• Bruce Aune on "The Formal Logic of Practical Reasoning"
• "Conceptual Realism" by Bruce Aune
• Aune's "Speaking of Selves"
• BRUCE AUNE, "Does Knowledge Have an Indubitable Foundation?"
• BRUCE AUNE, "Does Knowledge Have an Indubitable Foundation?"
• Aune's "Speaking of Selves"
• Types and Tokens: A Response to Wetzel
• W. E. Johnson "On Determinables
• Nagel on "What is an Inconsistent Triad?"
• Reichenbach's Table of Logical Equivalences in Propositional Calculus
• R. M. Martin on the "Philosophical Import of Virtual Classes
• Mind Time: The Temporal Factor in Consciousness by Benjamin Libet Reviewed by Steven R. Bayne
• The Theory of Probability by Hans Reichenbach [1949]
• Sections 9-14


The Probability Implication
The Abbreviated Notation
The Rule of Existence
The Axioms of Univocality and of Normalization
The Theorem of Addition
The Theorem of Multiplication

• Sections 15-20

Reduction of the Multiplication
Theorem to a Weaker Axiom
The Frequency Interpretion
The Origin of Probability Statements
Derivation of the Axioms from the Frequency Interpretation
The Rule of Elimination
The General Theorem of Addition

• Sections 21-23


The Rule of the Product
The Rule of Reduction
The Relation of Independence

• Section 24

Complete Probability Systems

• Section 25

The Mathematical Formalization of the Probability Calculus

• Hempel and Oppenheim: "The Logic of Explanation" (1948) Philosophy of Science )
• H. L. Hart: "Legal Responsibility and Excuses" ([1957] 1961)
• C. I. Lewis and C. H. Langford: "The Structure of Strict Implication (circa 1927)
• C. I. Lewis and C. H. Langford: "The Use of Dots as Brackets" (1932) (
• AN ANALYSIS OF RESEMBLANCE by Ralph W. Church
• Chpt. 1: Some Preliminary Observations
• Chpt. 2: The Dialectic of Contraries and Exact Resemblance
• Chpt. 3:Identity in Difference and Exact Resemblance
• Chpt. 4: The Internality of Relations and Exact Resemblance
• Chpt. 5: Russell's Puzzle
• Chpt. 6: Our Knowledge of Resemblance
• Chpt. 7: On Two Basic Senses of Resemblance
• Chpt. 8: Two Basic Senses of Resemblance
• Chpt. 9: The Same Name Argument
• Chpt. 10: Resemblance, Universals and Concepts

• "On the Sources of Knowledge and Ignorance" by Karl Popper (British Academy Lecture: 1960)

• PART ONE
• PART TWO

• Flew's Atttack on Rawls ( Libertarian Alliance )
• Ron Barnette's (1978) "Grounding the Mental" ( Philosophy and Phenomenological Research)
• The Philosophy of Logical Atomism by Bertrand Russell [1918]

• Facts and Propositions
• Particulars, Predicates, and Relations
• Atomic and Molecular Propositions
• Propositions, Facts and Belief etc
• General Propositions and Existence
• Classes and Types
• Classes and Types
• Classes and Types
• Excursus into Metaphysics
• Meinong's Theory of Objects
• Introduction to Russell's Principles of Mathematics
  • Russell's Principia Mathematica: Introduction: Chapter 1
  • Russell's Principia Mathematica: Introduction: Chapter 2
  • Russell's Principia Mathematica: Introduction: Chapter 3

• G. E. Moore's "A Defense of Common Sense (1925)
• G. E. Moore's "Proof of an External World" (1939: Proc. British Academy
• "The Central Error of the Tractatus" by Hartley Slater from Wittgenstein Jahrbuch (2006-2007)
• "Acting, Willing, Desiring" by H. A. Prichard
• "Explanation, Mechanism, and Teleology" by C. J. Ducasse (1926)
• "On the Notion of a Cause" by Bertrand Russell
• "Rudolf Carnap's 'Theoretical Concepts in Science" by Stathis Psillos (2000)
• Ramsey's "Theories" (1929)
• Schlick on Psychological and Physical Concepts
• Weinberg on the "Elimination of Metaphysics (1936)
• Weinberg on "Linguistic Solipsism" (1936)
• Wittgenstein's Theory of Meaning
• Ushenko on Consistency
• Ushenko on the Paradoxes
• From Bertrand Russell's Principles of Mathematics(1903)
• Denoting
• The Logical and Arithmetical Doctrines of Frege

• G. E. Moore: "On Propositions" Some Main Problems of Philosophy (circa 1914)
• Bradley on "The General Nature of Judgement" (Logic 1883)
• G. F. Stout on "Mr. Bradley's Theory of Judgment (Proc. Arist. Society 1908-09)
• Volker Peckhaus, Texte zum Download: Excellent German Resources
• Carnap: Selections from The Logical Syntax of Language (1937)
  • Topics in Logic
  • 38: The Elimination of Classes
  • 38a: On Existence Assumptions in Logic
  • 60a: The Antinomies
  • 60b: The Concepts of 'True' and 'False'
  • 60c: The Syntactical Antiomies
  • 60d: Every Arithmetic is Defective
  • 61: Translation from One Language to Another
  • 67: The Thesis of Extentionality
  • 68: Intensional Sentences
  • 69: Intensional Sentences of the Logic of Modality
  • 70: Quasi-Syntactical Methods etc.
  • 71: Is an Intensional Logic Necessary

• Philosophy and Syntax
• 72: Philosophy Replaced by the Logic of Science
• 73: The Logic of Science
• 74: Pseudo-Object Sentences
• 75: Sentences and Meaning
• 76: The Universal Words
• Philosophy and Syntax (cont)
• 77: Universal Words in the Material Mode of Speech
• 78: Confusion in Philosophy Caused by the Material Mode of Speech
• 79: Philosophical Sentences in the Material Mode of Speech
• 80: Dangers of the Material Mode of Speech

• Philosophy and Syntax (cont)
• 81: The Admissability of the Material Mode
• 82:The Physical Language
• 83:The So-Called Foundations of the Sciences
• 84:The Problem of the Foundations of Mathematics
• 85:Syntactical Sentences and the Special Sciences
• 86: The Logic of Science is Syntax
• Bibliography

• From Sydney Shoemaker'sSelf-Knowledge and Self Identity (1963)
• Chapter II: Are Selves Substances?
• Chapter III: The Self and the Contents of Consciousness

• From C. D. Broad'sThe Mind and Its Place in Nature (1925)
  • Chapter IV: Sense Perception and Matter
  • Chapter XIII: The Unity of the Mind

• Moore's Ethics (1912)
  • Chapter 1: Utilitarianism
  • Chapter 2 Utilitarianism (concluded)
  • Chapter 3 The Objectivity of Moral Judgements
  • Chapter 4 The Objectivity of Moral Judgmements (concluded
  • Chapter 5 Results the Test of Right and Wrong
  • Chapter 6 Free Will
  • Chapter 7 Intrinsic Value

• The Aristotelian Society

• Editor's Introduction to Selections from Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society
• "The Causal Theory of Perception" by H. P. Grice
• "Are the Characteristics of Things Universal or Particular" by G. E. Moore
• "Facts and Proposition" (Symposium) by G. E. Moore and F. P. Ramsey
• "Phenomenalism" by G. F. Stout
• Nunn, T. P. "Are Secondary Qualities Independent of Perception?" PAS V. x. 1909-10.
• "The Nature and Reality of the Objects of Perception" by G. E. Moore (PAS 1905-06)
• "Some Judgments of Perception" by G. E. Moore (PAS 1918)
• "Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description" by Bertrand Russell (PAS 1910-1911)
• "On the Relation of Universals and Particulars" by Bertrand Russell (PAS 1912)

• R. B. Perry's "A Realistic Theory of Mind" etc.
• "Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations" by Paul Feyerabend
• Carnap's "Testability and Meaning"
• "Ontological Alternatives" by Gustav Bergmann
• "Outline of a Decision Procedure for Ethics" by John Rawls
• "A Tentative Realistic Metaphysics" by Evander McGilvary
• "Hume's Doctrine of Space" by C. D. Broad
• Grice and Strawson: "In Defense of a Dogma"
• Edward Caird: "Rational Cosmology" (1889)
• G. F. Stout: "Voluntary Decision" (1924)
• C. D. Broad: "Berkeley's Argument About Material Substance" (1942)
• Latta's Translation AND Commentary on the Monadology (1898)
• Meinong's HUME STUDIES (Barber translation)
• Corrected First Page of Hume-Studies by Meinong
• Julian Schwinger on Philosophy of Science
• Ascriptivism by Peter Geach
• University of Delaware Seminar (1961-63) and PHOTO Gallery

• Moore's Margin Notes on Reid
• The Static Versus the Dynamic Temporal By Richard Gale
• Grice's "Meaning"
• Ryle's "Ordinary Language"
• Index to Anscombe's Intention
• ADOLF GRUNBAUM
• JOHN RAWLS: "Two Concepts of Rules" Philosophical Review 1955)
• JOHN RAWLS: "Justice as Fairness" (Philosophical Review 1958)
• G. F. STOUT's "The Nature of Universals and Propositions"
• Note by TOULMIN on Hume and a Conjecture on Pinsent
• RICHARD GALE's "The Static Versus the Dynamic Temporal"
• RAMSEY's "Universals" (MIND 1925)
• LANDINI on Russell's Multiple-Relation Theory of Judgment
• F. P. RAMSEY'S "The Foundations of Mathematics"

• DONALD CARY WILLIAMS and his "The Elements of Being."
• EVERETT HALL
• T.L.S SPRIGGE
• GUSTAV BERGMANN
• HERBERT HOCHBERG
• SAMUEL ALEXANDER
• E. V. HUNTINGTON on Serial Order
• HAYEK ON WITTGENSTEIN (review)
  Art by Mary E. Martin

• Formal Ontology (BARRY SMITH)
• Broad and Epiphenomenalism (brief note)
• Emotion and Will: Anscombe on Brentano
• HELP For Czech Philosophers
• Carnap on the Lambda Operator
• Davidson, Akrasia, and Moore's Paradox (Revised)
• Nominalization and Event Causation: Vendler vs. Chisholm
• Russell and Broad on Space


• Chomsky and Russell on Nominalization 
• Excellent Philosophy Links
• Pure Intention: Davidson's Debt to Anscombe
• EJAP (Electronic Journal of Philosophy)
• Church's Modal Paradox
• Russell-Space and the Elusive Self
• Wittgenstein, Series, and Thinking in Words
• Anscombe and the Classical Theory of the Will
• Formal Ontology (Barry Smith)
• Online Texts
• Santayana on Frank Russell
• Rafe Champion's Philosophy Page
• Drury on Wittgenstein
• Luciano Floridi's List of Top 100 Works of Analytic Philosophy
• Thumbnail Descriptions of Famous Papers in Philosophy

• Rorty (1965)
• Strawson on Persons (1959)
• Quine's Designation and Existence
• Morton White on Analyticity

• Women in Philosophy
  • L. Susan Stebbing on LOGICAL CONSTRUCTIONS
  • Bibliography of Miss E. E. Constance Jones
  • L. Susan Stebbing on "Postulational Systems and Principia Mathematica
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• Austin Bibliography

• A. I. Melden Bibliography

• Nelson Goodman Bibliography
• Classics in Psychology Online
• David Stove Online
• Note on Semantic Satiation
• Anscombe vs. J. L. Austin: Was There a Victor?
• Muhammad Iqbal
• Toulmin, Explanation, and History
• A Note on Covering Concepts, Relative Identity and Comparatives"
• Strawson and the "Space" of Sounds
• Unrevised Remarks on Russell and Meinong on "Assumption"
• Schematic Comparison of Early Russell and Meinong on Reference
• Good Analytic Links
• Remarks on "The Mind's Best Trick: how we experience conscious will," by Daniel Wegner"
• Kripke's Cartesian Argument
• Broad's Causal Theory of Perception - A Review
• Letter to Unnamed Philosopher on Putnam's Brain in a Vat
• Anscombe's Critique of Chisholm's Theory of Agency
• Introducing Joseph McCabe and Rationalism: A Rebel to His Last Breath by Bill Cooke (Prometheus: 2001)
• Joseph McCabe's Eighty Years a Rebel
  • Part I
  • Part II
  • Part III
  • Part IV
  • Part V
  • Part VI
  • Part VII
  • Blackboard (1)
  • Blackboard (2)
  • Blackboard (3): Erhing Preemption
  • Blackboard (4): Entrainment and Gear Representation
  • A Note on Robert Audi on Hope and Intention

  
  

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