Perception and identity : essays presented to A.J. Ayer, with his replies to them

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Perception and identity : essays presented to A.J. Ayer, with his replies to them

edited by G.F. Macdonald

Macmillan, 1981, c1979

  • : pbk

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"The philosophical works of A.J. Ayer": p. [334]-341

Bibliography: p. [343]-346

Includes indexes

Contents of Works

  • Dummett, M. Common sense and physics
  • Strawson, P.F. Perception and its objects
  • Pears, D. A comparison between Ayer's views about the privileges of sense-datum statements and the views of Russell and Austin
  • Armstrong, D.M. Perception, sense data and causality
  • Taylor, C. Sense data revisited
  • Mackie, J.L. A defence of induction
  • Wiggins, D. Ayer on monism, pluralism and essence
  • Foster, J. In self-defence
  • Wollheim, R. Memory, experiential memory and personal identity
  • Unger, P. I do not exist
  • Williams, B. Another time, another place, another person
  • Körner, S. Ayer on metaphysics
  • Ayer, A.J. Replies

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