Logic and language
Subtitle: (first series)
By: essays by Professor Gilbert Ryle [and others] ; edited with an introduction by Antony Flew
Contributors: Quine, W. V. (Willard Van Orman), former owner
Publisher: Blackwell
Published: 1952
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 206
Subjects: Logic; Language and languages; Essays
Other titles: Essays on logic and language.
Notes: "First printed January 1951. Reprinted, January 1952." -- cf. t.p. verso.

Published in 1951 under title : Essays on logic and language.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / by A.G.N. Flew.; title: Systematically misleading expressions / by Gilbert Ryle.; title: Time : a treatment of some puzzles / by J.H. Findlay.; title: Bertrand Russell's use of analogy / by Margaret Macdonald.; title: Is there a problem about sense-data? / by G.A. Paul.; title: Verifiability / by F. Waismann.; title: The ascription of responsibility and rights / by H.L.A. Hart.; title: The language of political theory / by Margaret Macdonald.; title: Gods / by John Wisdom.