Thought and perception: The views of two philosophical innovators

Michael Dummett

In The Analytic Tradition: Philosophical Quarterly Monographs, Volume 1. Cambridge: Blackwell (1990) Copy BIBT_EX

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20th Century German Philosophy in European Philosophy

Frege: Miscellaneous in 20th Century Philosophy

Frege: Thoughts in 20th Century Philosophy

Husserl: Philosophy of Mind in Continental Philosophy

Perception and Thought in Philosophy of Mind

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