Ordinary language: essays in philosophical method

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New York: Dover Publications (1964)
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B828.36.O72 1981

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Moore and ordinary language.Norman Malcolm
Ordinary language.Gilbert Ryle
A plea for excuses.  (pages 1--30)J. L. Austin
A plea for excuses.  (pages 1--30)John Langshaw Austin
On the verification of statements about ordinary language.  (pages 161 – 171)Benson Mates
Ordinary language.  (pages 167-186)Gilbert Ryle
Must we mean what we say?  (pages 172 – 212)Stanley Cavell
Must we mean what we say?  (pages 172 – 212)Stanley Cavell

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