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Analysis (Philosophy)

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Thinking with concepts

Wilson, John

1963

Spurious

Lars Iyer

2011

The language gap and God

Randolph Crump Miller

1970

Contemporary analytic philosophy

James Baillie

1997

Introduction to Philosophical Analysis

John Hospers

1989

Critical Thinking

David Hitchcock

1983

Presence and absence

Robert Sokolowski

1978

Contemporary analytic philosophy

Milton Karl Munitz

1981

Language, existence and God

Edward Cell

1971

Empathy in the context of philosophy

Louis Agosta

2010

Conditions for description

Peter Zinkernagel

1962

Contemporary analytic and linguistic philosophies

E. D. Klemke

1983

An introduction to philosophical analysis

John Hospers

1953

A Parting of the Ways

Michael Friedman

2000

God and the burden of proof

Keith M. Parsons

1989

Wittgenstein and analytic philosophy

P. M. S. Hacker, Hans-Johann Glock, John Hyman

2009

Philosophical tasks

Graham Bird

1972

Tractatus logico-philosophicus

Bertrand Russell, Ivo Hernández, Isidoro Reguera Pérez et al.

1922 ★ 4.4

An Introduction to Philosophical Analysis

John Hospers

1996

Studies in the way of words

H. P. Grice

1989

An introduction to the analysis of educational concepts

Jonas F. Soltis

1968

Kritik der reinen Vernunft

Immanuel Kant

1845

Logische Untersuchungen

Edmund Husserl

1900

Modern moral philosophy

W. D. Hudson

1970

A brief history of analytic philosophy

Steve Schwartz

2013

Philosophical analysis

Samuel Gorovitz

1965

Surface and Depth

Richard Shusterman

2002

The gathering of reason

John Sallis

1980

Arts de faire

Michel de Certeau

1984

Readings in the philosophy of language

Charles Travis, Jay F. Rosenberg

1971

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