Table of Contents: Collected papers :

Table of Contents:

1 Negation, 2 Are there propositions? 3 Systematically misleading expressions, 4 Imaginary objects, 5 "About", 6 Internal relations, 7 Mr Collingwood and the ontological argument, 8 Back to the ontological argument, 9 Unverifiability-by-me, 10 Induction and hypothesis, 11 Taking sides in philosophy, 12 Categories, 13 Conscience and moral convictions, 14 Philosophical arguments, 15 Knowing how and knowing that, 16 Why are the calculuses of logic and arithmetic applicable to reality? 17 "If", "so", and " because", 18 Heterologically, 19 Thinking and language, 20 Feelings, 21 The verification principle, 22 Thinking, 23 Ordinary language, 24 Proofs in philosophy, 25 Pleasure, 26 Sensation, 27 The theory of meaning, 28 Predicting and inferring, 29 On forgetting the difference between right and wrong, 30 A puzzling element in the notion of thinking, 31 Use- usage and meaning, 32 A rational animal, 33 Abstractions, 34 Thinking thoughts and having concepts, 35 Teaching and training, 36 Thinking and reflecting, 37 The thinking of thoughts: what iw "le penseur" doing?