Mind, Volumes 55-56

abstract act-ethics analytic applied argument Aristotle assertion Ayer behaviour believe C. D. BROAD C. I. Lewis causal cognition College concept conclusion criticism defined definition Descartes discussion doctrine empirical entail entities ethics evidence example existence existential experience expression fact false follows formulation G. E. Moore Hegel hypothesis ideas implies important incorrect inference instance interpretation judgment Kant know that q knowledge language linguistic logically equivalent London Lord Russell Marc-Wogau mathematical matter meaning metaphysical mind moral nature notion observation ordinary ostensive definition Oxford paradoxes particular perception philosophical physical object Plato position possible predicate prehensum principle priori problem Prof proposition psychological question reality reason refutation regard relation rules Russell Russell's seems sense sense-data sentence sort Spinoza statement subjunctive substance super-ego suppose theory things thought Timaeus tion true truth University verbal visual perception visually prehended W-ns words Zeno's paradoxes