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Gilbert Ryle

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According to Wikipedia, Gilbert Ryle was a British philosopher, principally known for his critique of Cartesian dualism, for which he coined the phrase "ghost in the machine." He was a representative of the generation of British ordinary language philosopherss who shared Ludwig Wittgenstein's approach to philosophical problems.

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Gilbert Ryle's Published Works

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I.—Knowing How and Knowing that: The Presidential Address (1946) (426)
The Concept of Mind: 60th Anniversary Edition (1964) (224)
Contemporary aspects of philosophy (1976) (96)
VIII.—Systematically misleading Expressions (1932) (74)
Plato's Progress. (1967) (69)
‘If ’, ‘so’, and ‘because’ (1951) (61)
Thinking and Language (1951) (59)
Thinking and Reflecting (1968) (51)
Letters and Syllables in Plato (1960) (51)
A puzzling element in the notion of thinking (1958) (39)
Use, usage and meaning (1961) (38)
Meaning and Necessity (1949) (23)
Thinking and Self‐Teaching (1971) (19)
V.—Are There Propositions? (1930) (18)
Conscience and Moral Convictions (1940) (16)
I.—MR. COLLINGWOOD AND THE ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT (1935) (15)
It was to be (1954) (14)
Intelligence and the Logic of the Nature-Nurture Issue Reply to J. P. White (1974) (14)
Symposium: Imaginary Objects (1933) (14)
Symposium: Why Are the Calculuses of Logic and Arithmetic Applicable to Reality? (1946) (13)
Taking Sides in Philosophy (1937) (13)
The philosophy of C. D. Broad (1962) (9)
Logic and professor Anderson (1950) (7)
Mowgli in Babel (1974) (7)
Unverifiability-by-Me (1936) (6)
John Locke on the Human Understanding (1968) (6)
Symposium: Thinking and Language (1951) (6)
Dispositions and Occurrences (1978) (6)
BACK TO THE ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT (1937) (5)
Thinking and Saying (1972) (5)
Technical and untechnical concepts (1954) (4)
Fifty Years of Philosophy and Philosophers (1976) (4)
Philosophical arguments : an inaugural lecture delivered before the University of Oxford, 30 October 1945 (1945) (4)
Studies in the philosophy of thought and action : British Academy lectures (1968) (4)
IV.—CRITICAL NOTICES (1927) (4)
The plan of operations. (1950) (3)
V—Bertrand Russell 1872–1970 (1971) (3)
In Praise of Common Sense (1951) (2)
Thinking and Self-Teaching (1979) (2)
The Timaeus Locrus (1965) (2)
Symposium: Induction and Hypothesis (1937) (2)
The Foundations of Phenomenology. By Marvin Farber. (Harvard University Press, 1943. Pp. 573. London: Humphrey Milford. English price, 33s. 6d.) (1946) (2)
Aesthetics and Language (1955) (2)
The Pine Shoot Tortrices (1928) (1)
Symposium: Internal Relations (1935) (1)
Report on Analysis "Problem" no. 4 "If a Distraction Makes Me Forget My Headache, Does it Make My Head Stop Aching, or Does it only Stop Me Feeling it Aching?" (1954) (1)
Symposium: Use, Usage and Meaning (1961) (1)
Logic and language : essays (1959) (1)
Use and usage (1971) (1)
Auguste Comte memorial lectures 1953-1962 (1964) (1)
An appeal to language (1971) (1)
V.—DISCUSSION: MR. RYLE ON PROPOSITIONS (1931) (0)
The Diverse Uses of Forests (1963) (0)
Wood or mutton: economics or politics. (1962) (0)
Transcendence and the Logical Difficulties of Transcendence: A Logical Analysis . By Bent Schultzer. (Copenhagen: Levin and Munksgaard; London: Oxford University Press, Humphrey Milford. 1935. Pp. xv + 301. Price 12s. 6d.) (1936) (0)
General Logic . By Ralph M. Eaton. (London: Charles Scribners’ Sons. 1931. Pp. xii + 630. Price 10s. 6d.) (1932) (0)
John Locke; Tercentenary Addresses Delivered in the Hall at Christ Church, October 1932 (1933) (0)
Gilbert Ryle's Concept of Mind Compared with Scholastic Psychology (1960) (0)
Proceedings of the seventh Internaional Congress of Philosophy held at Oxford, England, September 1-6, 1930 (1931) (0)
GRADUATE WORK IN PHILOSOPHY AT OXFORD (1952) (0)
The Nature of Thought . By Brand Blanshard. (London: George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. (Library of Philosophy). 1939. 2 vols. Pp. 1174. Price 32s.) (1940) (0)
A rational animal : delivered on 26 April 1962 at the London School of Economics and Political Science (1962) (0)
Comment on Mr. Achinstein's Paper (1960) (0)
Phases of Thought in England . By Meyrick H. Carré. (Oxford at the Clarendon Press. 1949. Pp. xix + 392. Price £1 10s.) (1950) (0)
Keats' beauty is truth (1947) (0)
Induction and Hypothesis (1937) (0)
Patterns in Plato's thought (1976) (0)
Report on Analysis "Problem" no. 4 (1954) (0)
Language and Reality . By Wilbur Marshall Urban . In the “Library of Philosophy” series. (London: George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. 1939. Pp. 755. Price 21s.) (1940) (0)
Textbook of Logic . By A. Wolf, M.A., D.Litt. (London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd.1930. Pp. 407. Price 10s.) (1932) (0)
Logic and Language Essays by Gilbert Ryle [and Others] (1960) (0)
Achilles and the tortoise (1954) (0)
Proceedings of the Seventh International Congress of Philosophy in 1930. (1933) (0)
Preface to this edition (1954) (0)
Communication. A Philosophical Study of Language . By Karl Britton . (London: International Library of Psychology, Philosophy, and Scientific Method. Kegan Paul, Trench Trubner & Co. 1939. Pp. xvi + 285. Price 12s. 6d.) (1939) (0)
Welcoming speech (1937) (0)
Logic and language (first series): Essays (1951) (0)
Philosophical Papers a Collection of Articles Written by Gilbert Ryle During the Period 1929-1959 (1963) (0)

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