Titlebook: Ryle; A Collection of Crit Oscar P. Wood,George Pitcher Textbook 1970Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Autobiographical,the Aristotelian Society in its very early days. I do not recollect him talking much in the home on philosophical matters, but his large and variegated library contained many philosophical and semi-philosophical works—and I was an omnivorous reader.

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An Honest Ghost?,stood to imply that there are “inner” states or processes, or objects or events? There is, indeed, a great deal of evidence in the book that this is what Ryle intends. “It is being maintained,” he says, “throughout this book that when we characterise people by mental predicates, we are not making un

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Ryle and Thinking,. .. He regularly distinguishes thinking, where this refers to “such activities as pondering, musing and calculating,” from thinking “that something is the case” (. 65), and in most of these papers he deals with the former notion. I shall concentrate on this too.