Collected Papers, Volume 2: Collected Essays 1929 - 1968

BOOK COVER......Page 1
TITLE......Page 4
COPYRIGHT......Page 5
CONTENTS......Page 6
FOREWORD......Page 8
INTRODUCTION......Page 21
1 NEGATION......Page 24
2 ARE THERE PROPOSITIONS?......Page 36
3 SYSTEMATICALLY MISLEADING EXPRESSIONS......Page 64
4 IMAGINARY OBJECTS......Page 89
5 ‘ABOUT’......Page 109
6 INTERNAL RELATIONS......Page 112
7 MR COLLINGWOOD AND THE ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT......Page 128
8 BACK TO THE ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT......Page 143
9 UNVERIFIABILITY-BY-ME......Page 149
10 INDUCTION AND HYPOTHESIS......Page 160
11 TAKING SIDES IN PHILOSOPHY......Page 183
12 CATEGORIES......Page 201
13 CONSCIENCE AND MORAL CONVICTIONS......Page 217
14 PHILOSOPHICAL ARGUMENTS......Page 226
15 KNOWING HOW AND KNOWING THAT......Page 245
16 WHY ARE THE CALCULUSES OF LOGIC AND ARITHMETIC APPLICABLE TO REALITY?......Page 259
17 ‘IF’, ‘SO’, AND ‘BECAUSE’......Page 267
18 HETEROLOGICALITY......Page 284
19 THINKING AND LANGUAGE......Page 292
20 FEELINGS......Page 307
21 THE VERIFICATION PRINCIPLE......Page 323
22 THINKING......Page 330
23 ORDINARY LANGUAGE......Page 337
24 PROOFS IN PHILOSOPHY......Page 355
25 PLEASURE......Page 362
26 SENSATION......Page 372
27 THE THEORY OF MEANING......Page 386
28 PREDICTING AND INFERRING......Page 409
29 ON FORGETTING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RIGHT AND WRONG......Page 417
30 A PUZZLING ELEMENT IN THE NOTION OF THINKING......Page 427
31 USE, USAGE AND MEANING......Page 443
32 A RATIONAL ANIMAL......Page 451
33 ABSTRACTIONS......Page 471
34 THINKING THOUGHTS AND HAVING CONCEPTS......Page 482
35 TEACHING AND TRAINING......Page 487
36 THINKING AND REFLECTING......Page 502
37 THE THINKING OF THOUGHTS WHAT IS ‘LE PENSEUR’ DOING?......Page 517
INDEX......Page 534