Ryle Gilbert 1900 1976 (14 results)

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Hardback or Cased Book. Condition: New. A Rational Animal. Book.

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Reprint. Very good paperback copy; edges slightly dust-dulled and nicked. Remains particularly well-preserved overall. Physical description: 129 pages; 22 cm. Contents:I. Dilemmas -- II. 'It was to be' -- III. Achilles and the tortoise -- IV. Pleasure -- V. The world of science and the everyday world -- VI. Technical and untechnical concepts -- VII. Perception -- VIII. Formal and informal logic. Subjects: Philosophy Addresses, essays, lectures. Perception. Dilemma. 1 Kg. Item is Shipped from Ireland or US locations.

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Reprint. Very good paperback copy; edges slightly dust-dulled and nicked. Remains particularly well-preserved overall. Physical description: 129 pages; 22 cm. Contents:I. Dilemmas -- II. 'It was to be' -- III. Achilles and the tortoise -- IV. Pleasure -- V. The world of science and the everyday world -- VI. Technical and untechnical concepts -- VII. Perception -- VIII. Formal and informal logic. Subjects: Philosophy Addresses, essays, lectures. Perception. Dilemma. 1 Kg. Item is Shipped from Ireland or US locations.

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Hardcover. 1st edition. [6], 129 p.; 22 cm. Contents: I Dilemmas -- II `It was to be' -- III Achilles and the tortoise -- IV Pleasure -- V The world of science and the everyday world -- VI Technical and untechnical concepts -- VII Perception -- VIII Formal and informal logic. VG orig. green cloth. Prior owner's signature on ffep. Unmarked.

Hardcover. viii, 496 p.; 24 cm. Contents: 1 Negation; 2 Are there propositions? 3 Systematically misleading expressions; 4 Imaginary objects; 5 `About'; 6 Internal relations; 7 Mr Collingwood and the ontological argument; 8 Back to the ontological argument; 9 Unverifiability-by-me; 10 Induction and hypothesis; 11 Taking sides in philosophy; 12 Categories; 13 Conscience and moral convictions; 14 Philosophical arguments; 15 Knowing how and knowing that; 16 Why are the calculuses of logic and arithmetic applicable to reality? 17 `If', `so', and `because'; 18 Heterologicality; 19 Thinking and language; 20 Feelings; 21 The verification principle; 22 Thinking; 23 Ordinary language; 24 Proofs in philosophy; 25 Pleasure; 26 Sensation; 27 The theory of meaning; 28 Predicting and inferring; 29 On forgetting the difference between right and wrong; 30 A puzzling element in the notion of thinking; 31 Use, usage and meaning; 32 A rational animal; 33 Abstractions; 34 Thinking thoughts an having concepts; 35 Teaching and training; 36 Thinking and reflecting; 37 The thinking of thoughts. What is `le Penseur' doing? VG orig. rust cloth in edgeworn dj.

Hardcover. 2 vols. (x, 291 + viii, 496 p.); 24 cm. Contents: I. 1. Plato's `Parmenides'; 2. Review of F.M. Cornford: `Plato and Parmenides'; 3 Letters and syllables in Plato; 4 The Timaeus Locrus; 5 The Academy and dialectic; 6 Dialectic in the Academy; 7 Locke on the human understanding; 8 John Locke; 9 Hume; 10 Phenomenology; 11 Phenomenology vs. `The concept of mind'; 12 Heidegger's `Sein und Zeit'; 13 Review of Martin Farber: `The foundations of phenomenology'; 14 Discussion of Rudolf Carnap: Meaning and necessity; 15 Logic and Prof. Anderson; 16 Ludwig Wittgenstein; 17 Review of Wittgenstein: `Remarks on the foundations of mathematics'; 18 G.E. Moore; 19 Review of `Symposium on J.L. Austin'; 20 Jane Austen and the moralists -- II. 1 Negation; 2 Are there propositions? 3 Systematically misleading expressions;4 Imaginary objects; 5 `About';6 Internal relations; 7 Mr Collingwood and ontological argument; 8 Back to ontological argument; 9 Unverifiability-by-me; 10 Induction and hypothesis; 11 Taking sides in ph ilosophy; 12 Categories;13 Conscience & moral convictions; 14 Philosophical arguments;15 Knowing how & knowing that; 16 Why are calculuses of logic and arithmetic applicable to reality?17 If, so, & because; 18 Heterologicality; 19 Thinking & language;20 Feelings; 21 Verification principle; 22 Thinking; 23 Ordinary language;24 Proofs in philosophy; 25 Pleasure; 26 Sensation; 27 Theory of meaning; 28 Predicting & inferring; 29 On forgetting difference betw right & wrong; 30 Puzzling element in notion of thinking; 31 Use,usage & meaning; 32 Rational animal;33 Abstractions;34 Thinking thoughts & having concepts; 35 Teaching & training; 36 Thinking & reflecting; 37 of thoughts. VG set orig. rust cloth in edgeworn djs.