Twentieth-Century Philosophy The Analytic Tradition
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TextSeries: Readings in the History of Philosophy ; 196600ENGGPS8Publication details: New York Free Press 1966Description: 393pDDC classification: - N83 W439
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1 REALISM AND COMMON SENSE 13 1. G.E. Moore: The Refutation of Idealism 14 2. Bertrand Russell: On the Relations of Universals and Particulars 35 3. Arthur O Lovejoy: Natural Dualism 55
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| N83 V587 The Verb Be and Its Synonyms | N83 W134 Philosophical Papers | N83 W134 Principles of Linguistic Philosophy | N83 W439 Twentieth-Century Philosophy | N83 W582 The Language of Imagination | N83 W691 Language & the Pursuit of Truth | N83 W753 Philosophy and Psycho-Analysis |
includes index and biblioraphy
GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1 REALISM AND COMMON SENSE 13 1. G.E. Moore: The Refutation of Idealism 14 2. Bertrand Russell: On the Relations of Universals and Particulars 35 3. Arthur O Lovejoy: Natural Dualism 55
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