Wittgenstein and the Problem of Other Minds

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[Brighton], Sussex: Humanities Press (1967)
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Can there be a private language?A. J. Ayer
Could sensuous experiences occur apart from an organism? ; The fallacy of cogito, ergo sum.Peter Geach
Critical notice of Wittgenstein's philosophical investigations.P. F. Strawson
From "Wittgenstein's lectures in 1930-1933".G. E. Moore
Persons.P. F. Strawson
The concept of dreaming.Norman Malcolm
Two arguments against a private language.Moreland Perkins
Wittgenstein's Philosophical investigations.Norman Malcolm
Wittgenstein's conception of a criterion.Carl Wellman
Operationalism and ordinary language.  (pages 35-62)C. S. Chihara & J. A. Fodor
Symposium: Can There Be a Private Language?  (pages 63 - 94)A. J. Ayer & R. Rhees
Persons.  (pages 330-53)Peter F. Strawson
Wittgenstein's conception of a criterion.  (pages 433-447)Carl Wellman
Two arguments against a private language.  (pages 443-459)Moreland Perkins
Wittgenstein’s Philosophical Investigations.  (pages 530-59)Norman Malcolm

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