An edition of Logic and language
(1951)
Logic and language
(first series)
by Antony Flew and Gilbert Ryle
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Table of Contents
Introduction / by A.G.N. Flew.
Systematically misleading expressions / by Gilbert Ryle.
Time : a treatment of some puzzles / by J.H. Findlay.
Bertrand Russell's use of analogy / by Margaret Macdonald.
Is there a problem about sense-data? / by G.A. Paul.
Verifiability / by F. Waismann.
The ascription of responsibility and rights / by H.L.A. Hart.
The language of political theory / by Margaret Macdonald.
Gods / by John Wisdom.
Edition Notes
"First printed January 1951. Reprinted, January 1952." -- cf. t.p. verso.
Published in 1951 under title : Essays on logic and language.
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