Non-Linguistic Philosophy

1 Meaninglessness (Mind, v. 46 p. 347 ff, 1937) 2 Reason and Intuition (Annual Philosophical Lecture to British Academy, 1941, from Proceedings 01 the British Academy, v. 27 p. 67 ff) 3 Knowledge of Physical Objects (Mind, v. 52 p. 97 ff, 1943) 4 Mental Acts (Mind, v. 57 p. 201 ff. 1948) 5 A New Formula for the Syllogism in Terms of the Ordinary Sense of 'Implication' (Analysis, v. 12 p. 9 ff, 195 1) 6 Causality and Induction (Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, v. 12 p. 465 ff, 1952) 7 Kant's Attack on Metaphysics (Revue Internationale de Philosophie, no. 30, 1954) 8 The Relation Between Mind and Body as a Problem for the Philosopher (Philosophy, v. 29 p. 112 ff, 1954) 9 Pseudo-solutions (Proceedings 01 the Aristotelian Society, v. 57 p. 31 ff, 1956-7) JO The Correspondence Theory of Truth (The Person[1]alist, v. 43 p. 473 ff, 1962) 11 May Can-statements be Analysed Deterministically? (Proceedings 01 the Aristotelian Society, v. 64 p. 157 ff, 1963-4) 12 Religious Assertions in the Light of Contemporary Philosophy (Philosophy, V. 32 p. 206 ff, 1957) 13 Awareness of God (Philosophy, v. 40 p. 1 ff, 1965) 14 Two 'Proofs' of God's Existence (Religious Studies v. I pp. 29-45, 1966).

A C Ewing, Honorary Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, UK.