Linguistic analysis and phenomenology

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Springer, Dordrecht

1972

307 Pages

ISBN 978-1-349-01217-6

Linguistic analysis and phenomenology

Edited by

Wolfe Mays

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Full citation:

Mays, W. (ed) (1972). Linguistic analysis and phenomenology, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Mays Wolfe

1-23

Freedom and determinism

Berry Catherine

27-32

Reply to miss Berry's paper

Hartmann Klaus

33-39

Chairman's opening remarks

40-56

The two persons

59-67

Towards the constitution of the unity of the person

Frings Manfred S

68-80

The person

Alexander Ian

81-87

One or two

88-113

The critic and the lover of art

Elliott R. K.

117-127

Commentary on mr Elliott's paper

Dufrenne Mikel

128-136

Chairman's opening remarks

Schaper Eva

137-160

A person's future and the mind-body problem

163-178

A reply to "a person's future and the mind—body problem"

Van Peursen Cornelis A

179-185

Doing good and suffering evil

Daly James

209-218

Comments on mr Daly's "doing good and suffering evil"

Winch Peter

219-237

On phenomenology as a methodology of philosophy

Pettit Philip

241-255

Description as the method of philosophy

Tugendhat Ernst

256-266

The case for explanation continued

Pettit Philip

267-272

Phenomenology as the method of philosophy

Manser Anthony

273-300

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