Contemporary British philosophy
Subtitle: personal statements.
Contributors: Lewis, Hywel David.
Edition: Third series / (by) Richard I. Aaron (and others)Edited by H. D. Lewis.
Series: The Muirhead Library of Philosophy
Publisher: Allen & Unwin; Macmillan
Published: 1956
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 501
Subjects: Philosophy, English.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: value: The rational and the empirical, by R. I. Aaron.; value: Political justification, by H. B. Acton.; value: Philosophical scepticism, by A. J. Ayer.; value: On seeing and hearing, by W. H. F. Barnes.; value: Self-activity and its modes, by C. A. Campbell.; value: Philosophical knowledge, by F. C. Copleston.; value: The necessity of metaphysics, by A. C. Ewing.; value: An examination of tenses, by J. N. Findlay.; value: Identification and existence, by S. Hampshire.; value: What is to become of philosophical theology? by H. A. Hodges.; value: The province of logic, by W. Kneale.; value: Worship and idolatry, by H. D. Lewis.; value: Free will and punishment, by J. D. Mabbott.; value: Ethical intuition, by D. M. McKinnon.; value: Fifty years of philosophy, by H. J. Paton.; value: Three views concerning human knowledge, by K. R. Popper.; value: The argument from illusion,by H.H. Price.; value: Belief and action, by L. J. Russell.; value: Sensation, by G. Ryle.; value: How I see philosophy, by F. Waismann.; value: Biographical notes.