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, 2015 Sartre (1940) and Ryle (1949) took us on a tour that was entertaining in its exposure of what can mystify what we imagine. Their work gives us due caution in setting up our imaginings in a central place. Thought is liable to go haywire when we make a main theme of the imagination.
Deutscher, Max
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Mind versus Body and the Issue of Ego with Gilbert Ryle
Procedia, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2013 To understand the way in which Ryle approaches the mind-body issue – given his views on the scope and methodology of philosophy and on the complex relations among thinking, language, and reality – and the significance he assigned to the critique of what ...
Banciu, Elena
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1970
The very special vigour and attraction of Ryle’s philosophical work are due to the highly personal way in which it is written as well as to the force of the ideas and reasonings it contains. A notable source of its vitality is the resolution with which he avoids the ordinary devices of scholarly exposition.
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The very special vigour and attraction of Ryle’s philosophical work are due to the highly personal way in which it is written as well as to the force of the ideas and reasonings it contains. A notable source of its vitality is the resolution with which he avoids the ordinary devices of scholarly exposition.
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2014
In ‘General Propositions and Causality’ (1929), F. P. Ramsey argued that for a large class of general propositions of the form ‘All Fs are Gs’, any such proposition amounts to a sort of rule: ‘If I meet an F, I shall regard it as a G’ (p. 149). 1 For Ramsey, to express a rule of this sort is the same as expressing or reporting a psychological ‘habit ...
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In ‘General Propositions and Causality’ (1929), F. P. Ramsey argued that for a large class of general propositions of the form ‘All Fs are Gs’, any such proposition amounts to a sort of rule: ‘If I meet an F, I shall regard it as a G’ (p. 149). 1 For Ramsey, to express a rule of this sort is the same as expressing or reporting a psychological ‘habit ...
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Ryle and Collingwood: Their Correspondence and its Philosophical Context *
British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 2006*I would like to thank Michel ter Hark, Lodi Nauta and James Connelly, for their critical reading of earlier versions of this paper and for their comments. Gilbert Ryle and R. G.
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Margaret MacDonald and Gilbert Ryle: a philosophical friendship
British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 2022Michael Kremer
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1970
This article is concerned mainly with views about thinking put forward by Ryle in a series of papers1 published since the discussion in Chapter IX of The Concept of Mind. He regularly distinguishes thinking, where this refers to “such activities as pondering, musing and calculating,” from thinking “that something is the case” (TL 65), and in most of ...
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This article is concerned mainly with views about thinking put forward by Ryle in a series of papers1 published since the discussion in Chapter IX of The Concept of Mind. He regularly distinguishes thinking, where this refers to “such activities as pondering, musing and calculating,” from thinking “that something is the case” (TL 65), and in most of ...
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John Ryle: Doctor of Revolution?
1993En s'attaquant aux causes des maladies, Ryle (J. A.) a pu introduire la Medecine preventive, qui selon lui, permet d'attenuer les couts excessifs de la medecine ...
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