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NotebookRoyal Institute of Philosophy Annual Lecture Series, 2000–2001Logic, Thought and Language200013 October Mark Sainsbury What Logic Should We Think With?20 October Gregory McCulloch Mental Representation27 October Julia Tanney Self-Knowledge, Normativity, and Construction3 November Barry Smith Thought and Language10 November Alan Millar The Normativity of Intention and Meaning17 November Gabriel Segal On the Semantics of Proper Names24 November David Wiggins Indefinables1 December Jennifer Hornsby Linguistic Knowhow8 December Crispin Wright Relativism and Classical Knowledge15 December Paul Boghossian Rational Belief20015 January Christopher Peacocke Principles for Possibilia12 January A. W. Moore What Are These familiar Words Doing Here?26 January M. G. F. Martin Particular Thoughts and Singular Thought9 February Scott Surgeon The Conditionality of Thought16 February Timothy Williamson Possible Beings23 February S. G. Williams Ambiguity2 March Bob Hale Logical Knowledge9 March Charles Travis Rethinking PsychologismAll Lectures to be given at 14 Gordon Square, London WC1 on Fridays at 5.45 pm. Admission is free.The Fourth Royal Institute of Philosophy Annual Lecture will be given by Professor John Searle‘Freedom of the Will As a Problem in Neurobiology’Beveridge Hall, Senate House, University of London, Malet Street, London WC1, on Friday 2 February at 5.30. Admission is free.