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PT	J
AU	GARDNER, RW
TI	COGNITIVE CONTROLS OF ATTENTION DEPLOYMENT AS DETERMINANTS OF VISUAL ILLUSIONS
SO	JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
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NR	38
TC	70
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242
J9	J ABN SOC PSYCH
PY	1961
VL	62
IS	1
BP	120
EP	&
PG	0
SC	Psychology
GA	03922
UT	ISI:A19610392200013
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PT	J
AU	MULLIGAN, K SIMONS, P SMITH, B
TI	TRUTH-MAKERS + MOMENTS AND THE 'TRACTATUS'
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	SALZBURG UNIV,A-5020 SALZBURG,AUSTRIA. UNIV MANCHESTER,MANCHESTER M13 9PL,LANCS,ENGLAND.
RP	MULLIGAN, K, UNIV HAMBURG,W-2000 HAMBURG 13,GERMANY.
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NR	60
TC	69
PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PY	1984
VL	44
IS	3
BP	287
EP	321
PG	35
SC	Philosophy
GA	SE257
UT	ISI:A1984SE25700001
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PT	J
AU	Salmon, N
TI	Nonexistence (Singular negative existentials)
SO	NOUS
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	MILLIAN HEIR; FICTION
C1	Univ Calif Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA 93106 USA.
RP	Salmon, N, Univ Calif Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA 93106 USA.
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NR	90
TC	61
PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS
PI	MALDEN
PA	350 MAIN STREET, STE 6, MALDEN, MA 02148 USA
SN	0029-4624
J9	NOUS
JI	Nous
PD	SEP
PY	1998
VL	32
IS	3
BP	277
EP	319
PG	43
SC	Philosophy
GA	117CE
UT	ISI:000075762200001
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PT	J
AU	Boring, EG
TI	The stimulus-error
SO	AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Review
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NR	103
TC	53
PU	UNIV ILLINOIS PRESS
PI	CHAMPAIGN
PA	1325 S OAK ST, CHAMPAIGN, IL 61820 USA
SN	0002-9556
J9	AMER J PSYCHOL
JI	Am. J. Psychol.
PY	1921
VL	32
BP	449
EP	471
PG	23
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01XS
UT	ISI:000200129200031
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PT	J
AU	Smith, B Varzi, AC
TI	Fiat and bona fide boundaries
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	PARTS; MEREOTOPOLOGY
AB	There is a basic distinction, in the realm of spatial boundaries, between bona fide boundaries on the one hand, and fiat boundaries on the other. The former are just the physical boundaries of old. the latter are exemplified especially by boundaries induced through human demarcation, for example, in the geographic domain. The classical metaphysical problems connected with the notions of adjacency, contact, separation, and division can be resolved in an intuitive way by recognizing this two-sorted ontology of boundaries. Bona fide boundaries yield a notion of contact that is effectively modelled by classical topology; the analogue of contact involving fiat boundaries calls, however, for a different account, based on the intuition that fiat boundaries do not support the open/closed distinction on which classical topology is based. In the presence of this two-sorted ontology it then transpires that mereotopology-typology erected on a mereological basis-is more than a trivial formal variant of classical point-st topology.
C1	State University New York Buffalo, Buffalo, NY USA. Columbia Univ, New York, NY 10027 USA.
RP	Smith, B, State University New York Buffalo, Buffalo, NY USA.
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NR	33
TC	51
PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912 USA
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PD	MAR
PY	2000
VL	60
IS	2
BP	401
EP	420
PG	20
SC	Philosophy
GA	292WF
UT	ISI:000085817700007
ER

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PT	J
AU	Malmberg, CF
AF	Malmberg, Constantine Frithiof
TI	THE PERCEPTION OF CONSONANCE AND DISSONANCE
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS
LA	English
DT	Article
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NR	43
TC	39
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0096-9753
J9	PSYCHOL MONOGRAPHS
JI	Psychol. Monogr.
PY	1918
VL	25
IS	2
BP	93
EP	133
PG	41
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V97HI
UT	ISI:000206576200004
ER

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PT	J
AU	Smith, B
TI	Fiat objects (Spatial boundaries)
SO	TOPOI-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	State University New York Buffalo, Dept Philosophy, Buffalo, NY USA.
RP	Smith, B, State University New York Buffalo, Dept Philosophy, Buffalo, NY USA.
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PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-7411
J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PY	2001
VL	20
IS	2
BP	131
EP	148
PG	18
SC	Philosophy
GA	480MJ
UT	ISI:000171464900002
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PT	J
AU	LUHMANN, N
TI	FUTURE CANNOT BEGIN - TEMPORAL STRUCTURES IN MODERN SOCIETY
SO	SOCIAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	UNIV BIEFELD,BIEFELD,FED REP GER.
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NR	69
TC	36
PU	NEW SCH SOC RES
PI	NEW YORK
PA	GRADUATE FACULTY 66 W 12TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10011
SN	0037-783X
J9	SOC RES
JI	Soc. Res.
PY	1976
VL	43
IS	1
BP	130
EP	152
PG	23
SC	Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary
GA	BQ137
UT	ISI:A1976BQ13700008
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PT	J
AU	RAPAPORT, WJ
TI	MEINONGIAN THEORIES AND A RUSSELLIAN PARADOX
SO	NOUS
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	SUNY COLL FREDONIA,FREDONIA,NY 14063.
CR	1971, OXFORD ENGLISH DICTI BERGMANN G, 1959, MEANING EXISTENCE CASTANEDA HN, UNPUBLISHED CASTANEDA HN, 1974, NOUS, V8, P381 CASTANEDA HN, 1974, PHILOSOPHIA, V4, P3 CASTANEDA HN, 1975, AM PHILOS Q, V12, P131 CASTANEDA HN, 1975, APR AM PHIL ASS WEST CASTANEDA HN, 1975, PHILOSOPHIA, V5, P121 CASTANEDA HN, 1975, THINKING DOING PHILO CASTANEDA HN, 1976, CRITICA, V8, P109 CASTANEDA HN, 1978, NOUS, V12, P189 CHISHOLM RM, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P3 CHISOLM RM, 1973, PHILOS STUD, V24, P245 CLARK RL, 1978, NOUS, V12 COCCHIARELLA N, 1972, NOUS, V6, P165 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE GRANDY R, 1972, J PHILOS LOGIC, V1, P137 GREGORY RL, 1970, INTELLIGENT EYE GROSSMANN R, 1969, AM PHILOSOPHICAL Q, V6, P17 GROSSMANN R, 1972, NOUS, V6, P153 GROSSMANN R, 1974, MEINONG GROSSMANN R, 1974, NOUS, V8, P67 JERRISON HJ, 1976, SCI AM, V234, P90 LAMBERT K, 1973, INQUIRY, V16, P221 LAMBERT K, 1974, INQUIRY, V17, P303 LANDESMAN C, 1975, APR AM PHIL ASS WEST MEINONG A, 1904, ALEXIUS MEINONG GESA, V2, P481 MEINONG A, 1907, A MEINONG GESAMTAUSG, V5, P197 MEINONG A, 1910, ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, 1915, A MEINONG GESAMTAUSG, V6 MEINONG A, 1917, EMOTIONAL PRESENTATI ORAYEN R, 1970, CUADERNOS FILOSOFIA, V10, P327 PARSONS T, 1974, J PHILOS, V71, P561 PARSONS T, 1976, MAY AM PHIL ASS WEST PARSONS T, 1978, NOUS, V12, P137 QUINE WV, 1969, WORDS OBJECTIONS, P292 RAPAPORT WJ, 1976, THESIS INDIANA U RAPAPORT WJ, 1977, DEC EAST DIV M AM PH ROUTLEY R, 1973, REV INT PHILOS, V27, P224 RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13, P204 RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13, P336 RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13, P509 STRAWSON PF, 1974, SUBJECT PREDICATE LO
NR	43
TC	35
PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS
PI	CAMBRIDGE
PA	350 MAIN STREET, STE 6, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02148-5023
SN	0029-4624
J9	NOUS
JI	Nous
PY	1978
VL	12
IS	2
BP	153
EP	180
PG	28
SC	Philosophy
GA	FQ774
UT	ISI:A1978FQ77400004
ER

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PT	J
AU	Benussi, V
AF	Benussi, Vittorio
TI	Respiratorial Symptoms of a Lie
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	1911, PSYCH STUD, V7, P234 1912, ARCH GES PSYCH, V25, P78 DROZYNSKI L, 1911, PSYCH STUD, V8, P83 MEINONG A, ANNAHMEN, P116 SALOW P, 1907, PSYCH STUD, V4 WUNDT W, 1912, PSYCHOL STUDIEN, V8, P1
NR	6
TC	35
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	JAN 27
PY	1914
VL	31
IS	1-2
BP	244
EP	273
PG	30
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98HF
UT	ISI:000206643500006
ER

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PT	J
AU	Lund, FH
TI	The psychology of belief - A study of its emotional and volitional determinants
SO	JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
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NR	39
TC	33
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
J9	J ABN SOC PSYCH
JI	J Abnorm. Soc. Psychol.
PY	1925
VL	20
SI	Sp. Iss. YRS 1925/6
BP	174
EP	196
PG	23
SC	Psychology
GA	V15XJ
UT	ISI:000201074700017
ER

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PT	J
AU	Valsiner, J
TI	Process structure of semiotic mediation in human development
SO	HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	prospective development; hierarchization; regulation; semiosis; signs
AB	Development of semiotic mediation of psychological functions entails construction and use of signs to regulate both interpersonal and intrapersonal psychological processes. The latter can be viewed as regulated through a hierarchy of semiotic mechanisms. It is demonstrated that semiotic mediation leads to the creation of psychological problems as well as to their solutions. Semiotic mediation guarantees both flexibility and inflexibility of the human psychological system, through the processes of abstracting generalization and contextualizing specification, which operate through the layers of the semiotic regulation hierarchy. Context specificity of psychological phenomena is an indication of general mechanisms that generate variability. Much has been written about the role of signs - semiotic mediators - in psychology over recent decades. Usually more or less elaborate claims in favor of the importance of signs - semiotic mediators, words, 'voices', meanings - in human psychological worlds have been made [Cole, 1996; Shweder, 1995; Wertsch, 1991, 1998]. That importance is here taken for granted, and the question addressed moves beyond the discourse about the social nature of the human individual psyche [Valsiner & Van der Veer, 2000]. In which ways could one conceptualize the functioning of signs in the regulation of psychological processes? The present elaboration is based on previous work along similar lines [Valsiner, 1996, 1997a, 1998a, 1999]. By a focus on regulation, a systemic perspective is immediately evoked. The system that is being regulated entails psychological processes of intra- and interpsychological communication. These processes are mutually related in a hierarchical organizational order- some of them (higher psychological functions, based on the operation of signs) controlling others (lower, nonintentional psychological functions, or flow of personal experience). The hierarchy can be viewed as open to changes [including reversals, or formation of intransitive order - see Valsiner, 1997d]. The person is viewed as inclusively separated from its environment [Valsiner, 1997a, 1998c]. The intrapsychological system is cultural through the inclusion of semiotic regulators into the hierarchy of psychological processes [Valsiner, 1998a]. How that system works in its immediate relatedness with the environment is the target of the present theoretical construction.
C1	Clark Univ, Frances L Hiatt Sch Psychol, Worcester, MA 01610 USA.
RP	Valsiner, J, Clark Univ, Frances L Hiatt Sch Psychol, 950 Main St, Worcester, MA 01610 USA.
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NR	37
TC	32
PU	KARGER
PI	BASEL
PA	ALLSCHWILERSTRASSE 10, CH-4009 BASEL, SWITZERLAND
SN	0018-716X
J9	HUM DEVELOP
JI	Hum. Dev.
PD	MAR-JUN
PY	2001
VL	44
IS	2-3
BP	84
EP	97
PG	14
SC	Psychology, Developmental
GA	437DB
UT	ISI:000168974000003
ER

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PT	J
AU	RAPAPORT, WJ
TI	LOGICAL-FOUNDATIONS FOR BELIEF REPRESENTATION
SO	COGNITIVE SCIENCE
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	SUNY BUFFALO,GRAD GRP COGNIT SCI,BUFFALO,NY 14260.
RP	RAPAPORT, WJ, SUNY BUFFALO,DEPT COMP SCI,BUFFALO,NY 14260.
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NR	96
TC	27
PU	ABLEX PUBL CORP
PI	NORWOOD
PA	355 CHESTNUT ST, NORWOOD, NJ 07648
SN	0364-0213
J9	COGNITIVE SCI
JI	Cogn. Sci.
PD	OCT-DEC
PY	1986
VL	10
IS	4
BP	371
EP	422
PG	52
SC	Psychology, Experimental
GA	G1122
UT	ISI:A1986G112200001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Helson, H
TI	The psychology of Gestalt
SO	AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Review
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NR	250
TC	24
PU	UNIV ILLINOIS PRESS
PI	CHAMPAIGN
PA	1325 S OAK ST, CHAMPAIGN, IL 61820 USA
SN	0002-9556
J9	AMER J PSYCHOL
JI	Am. J. Psychol.
PY	1926
VL	37
BP	189
EP	223
PG	35
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01XX
UT	ISI:000200129700015
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PT	J
AU	CASTANEDA, HN
TI	FICTION AND REALITY - THEIR FUNDAMENTAL CONNECTIONS - ESSAY ON THE ONTOLOGY OF TOTAL EXPERIENCE
SO	POETICS
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	CASTANEDA, HN, INDIANA UNIV,BLOOMINGTON,IN 47401.
CR	CASTANEDA HN, UNPUBLISHED CASTANEDA HN, 1967, AM PHILOS Q, V4, P85 CASTANEDA HN, 1972, CRITICA, V6, P43 CASTANEDA HN, 1974, PHILOSOPHIA, V4, P3 CASTANEDA HN, 1975, AM PHILOS Q, V12, P131 CASTANEDA HN, 1975, PHILOSOPHIA, P121 CASTANEDA HN, 1977, MIDWEST STUD PHILOS, V2, P165 CASTANEDA HN, 1977, SYNTHESE, V35, P285 CASTANEDA HN, 1978, NOUS, V12, P189 CHISHOLM RM, CITED INDIRECTLY KRAUT H, THERE IS FUTURE LIPPS T, 1903, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V4 MEINONG A, GESAMMELTE ABHANDLUN, V1, P599 SOSA E, COMMUNICATION WETTSTEIN H, 1977, MIDWEST STUDIES PHIL, V2, P187
NR	15
TC	23
PU	ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
PI	AMSTERDAM
PA	PO BOX 211, 1000 AE AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
SN	0304-422X
J9	POETICS
JI	Poetics
PY	1979
VL	8
IS	1-2
BP	31
EP	62
PG	32
SC	Literature; Sociology
GA	GU136
UT	ISI:A1979GU13600002
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PT	J
AU	Schwartz, DA Howe, CQ Purves, D
TI	The statistical structure of human speech sounds predicts musical universals
SO	JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	audition; auditory system; perception; music; scales; consonance; tones; probability
ID	COMPLEX TONES; CRITICAL BANDWIDTH; AUDITORY MIDBRAIN; TONAL CONSONANCE; MERE EXPOSURE; PITCH; RECOGNITION; SCALES
AB	The similarity of musical scales and consonance judgments across human populations has no generally accepted explanation. Here we present evidence that these aspects of auditory perception arise from the statistical structure of naturally occurring periodic sound stimuli. An analysis of speech sounds, the principal source of periodic sound stimuli in the human acoustical environment, shows that the probability distribution of amplitude-frequency combinations in human utterances predicts both the structure of the chromatic scale and consonance ordering. These observations suggest that what we hear is determined by the statistical relationship between acoustical stimuli and their naturally occurring sources, rather than by the physical parameters of the stimulus per se.
C1	Duke Univ, Med Ctr, Dept Neurobiol, Durham, NC 27710 USA. Duke Univ, Med Ctr, Ctr Cognit Neurosci, Durham, NC 27710 USA.
RP	Purves, D, Duke Univ, Med Ctr, Dept Neurobiol, Durham, NC 27710 USA.
EM	purves@neuro.duke.edu
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NR	60
TC	20
PU	SOC NEUROSCIENCE
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	11 DUPONT CIRCLE, NW, STE 500, WASHINGTON, DC 20036 USA
SN	0270-6474
J9	J NEUROSCI
JI	J. Neurosci.
PD	AUG 6
PY	2003
VL	23
IS	18
BP	7160
EP	7168
PG	9
SC	Neurosciences
GA	708UD
UT	ISI:000184587100020
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PT	J
AU	Sadegh-Zadeh, K
TI	Fuzzy health, illness, and disease
SO	JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	prototype resemblance theory of disease; deontic constructs; disease; fuzzy disease; fuzzy health; fuzzy illness; health; illness; logic of medicine; Meinongian objects; nosology; patienthood
ID	CLINICAL METHODOLOGY; FUNDAMENTALS
AB	The notions of health, illness, and disease are fuzzy-theoretically analyzed. They present themselves as non-Aristotelian concepts violating basic principles of classical logic. A recursive scheme for defining the controversial notion of disease is proposed that also supports a concept of fuzzy disease. A sketch is given of the prototype resemblance theory of disease.
C1	Univ Munster, Med Inst, Inst Theory & Hist Med, D-48149 Munster, Germany.
RP	Sadegh-Zadeh, K, Univ Munster, Med Inst, Inst Theory & Hist Med, Waldeyer St 27, D-48149 Munster, Germany.
CR	ARRUDA AI, 1977, NONCLASSICAL LOGIC M, P3 BELLMAN RE, 1970, MANAGE SCI, V17, P141 BOORSE C, 1975, PHILOS PUBLIC AFF, V5, P49 BOORSE C, 1977, PHILOS SCI, V44, P542 BOORSE C, 1997, WHAT IS DIS, P3 CAPLAN AL, 1981, CONCEPTS HLTH DIS IN CASSELL EJ, 1991, NATURE SUFFERING GOU DACOSTA NCA, 1963, SISTEMAS FORMAIS INC DACOSTA NCA, 1974, NOTRE DAME J FORM L, V15, P497 DAMICO R, 1995, J MED PHILOS, V20, P551 DUBOIS D, 1980, FUZZY SETS SYSTEMS ENGELHARDT HT, 1975, EVALUATION EXPLANATI, P125 ENGELHARDT HT, 1976, J MED PHILOS, V1, P256 ENGELHARDT HT, 1985, LOGIC DISCOVERY DIAG, P56 FEINSTEIN AR, 1976, CLIN JUDGMENT GRANA N, 1983, LOGICA PARACONSISTEN GRANA N, 1990, LOGICA DEONTICA PARA GROSSMAN R, 1974, MEINONG HESSLOW G, 1993, THEOR MED, V14, P1 JASKOWSKI S, 1969, STUDIA LOGICA, V24, P143 KAUFMANN A, 1991, INTRO FUZZY ARITHMET KENDELL R, 1976, BRIT J PSYCHIAT, V128, P508 KHUSHF G, 1995, J MED PHILOS, V20, P461 KLIR GJ, 1995, FUZZY SETS FUZZY LOG KLIR GJ, 1996, FUZZY SETS FUZZY LOG KOCH R, 1920, ARZTLICHE DIAGNOSE KOSKO B, 1997, FUZZY ENG LAKOFF G, 1973, J PHILOS LOGIC, V2, P458 LENNOX JG, 1995, J MED PHILOS, V20, P499 MARGOLIS J, 1969, PHILOS FORUM, V8, P55 MARGOLIS J, 1976, J MED PHILOS, V1, P238 MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 MORDACCI R, 1995, J MED PHILOS, V20, P475 NORDENFELT L, 1987, NATURE HLTH ACTION T PELLEGRINO ED, 1981, PHILOS BASIS MED PRA PRIEST G, 1989, PARACONSISTENT LOGIC REZNEK L, 1987, NATURE DIS ROTHSCHUH KE, 1972, HIPPOKRATES, V43, P3 SADE RM, 1995, J MED PHILOS, V20, P513 SADEGHZADEH K, IN PRESS INTRO FUZZY SADEGHZADEH K, IN PRESS THEORETICAL SADEGHZADEH K, IN PRESS THEORY MED SADEGHZADEH K, 1977, METAMED, V1, P4 SADEGHZADEH K, 1982, C MED PHIL HUMB U BE SADEGHZADEH K, 1983, MED ETHICS CONSTRUCT SADEGHZADEH K, 1994, ARTIF INTELL MED, V6, P83 SADEGHZADEH K, 1997, FUZZY LOGIC DIS HLTH SADEGHZADEH K, 1998, THEORY LINGUISTIC VA SADEGHZADEH K, 1999, ARTIF INTELL MED, V15, P309 SADEGHZADEH K, 1999, ARTIF INTELL MED, V17, P87 SADEGHZADEH K, 2000, ARTIF INTELL, P20 SADEGHZADEH K, 2000, TRACTATUS LOGICO ONT SADEGHZADEH K, 2001, IN PRESS ARTIFICIAL, P22 SZASZ T, 1970, MANUFACTURE MADNESS SZASZ TS, 1960, AM PSYCHOL, V15, P113 TOOMBS SK, 1992, MEANING ILLNESS PHEN YAGER RR, 1987, FUZZY SETS APPL SELE ZADEH LA, 1965, INFORM CONTR, V8, P338, DOI 10.1016/S0019-9958(65)90241-X ZADEH LA, 1965, SYSTEMS THEORY, P29 ZADEH LA, 1972, J CYBERNETICS, V2, P4 ZADEH LA, 1975, INFORMAT SCI, V9, P43, DOI 10.1016/0020-0255(75)90017-1 ZADEH LA, 1975, INFORMATION SCI, V8, P199 ZADEH LA, 1975, INFORMATION SCI, V8, P301, DOI 10.1016/0020-0255(75)90046-8
NR	63
TC	20
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
SN	0360-5310
J9	J MED PHIL
JI	J. Med. Philos.
PD	OCT
PY	2000
VL	25
IS	5
BP	605
EP	638
PG	34
SC	Ethics; Social Sciences, Biomedical
GA	397DQ
UT	ISI:000166678400005
ER

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PT	S
AU	Smith, B
ED	Frank, AU; Kuhn, W
TI	On drawing lines on a map
SO	SPATIAL INFORMATION THEORY - A THEORETICAL BASIS FOR GIS
SE	LECTURE NOTES IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
LA	English
DT	Proceedings Paper
CT	International Conference on Spatial Information Theory - A Theoretical Basis for GIS (COSIT 95)
CY	SEP 21-23, 1995
CL	SEMMERING, AUSTRIA
SP	Ingenieurkonsulent Dipl Ing Josef Angst, Austria, Bank Austria Aktiengesell, Austria, European Commiss, COMMETT Programme, Vermessungsburo Dipl Ing Peter Schmid, Grp Geoinformat, Austria, Tech Univ Wien, Austria
AB	The paper is an exercise in descriptive ontology, with specific applications to problems in the geographical sphere. It presents a general typology of spatial boundaries, based in particular on an opposition between bonafide or physical boundaries on the one hand, and fiat or human-demarcation-induced boundaries on the other. Cross-cutting this opposition are further oppositions in the realm of boundaries, for example between: crisp and indeterminate, complete and incomplete, enduring and transient, symmetrical and asymmetrical. The resulting typology generates a corresponding categorization of the different sorts of objects which (complete) boundaries determine or demarcate. The theory is applied first of all in the areas of geography and of administrative and property law. Indications are then given as to how the typology may be applied also in other fields where physical and fiat boundaries are at work, including the field of cognitive linguistics and the related field of the ontology of truth.
C1	SUNY BUFFALO,CTR COGNIT SCI,BUFFALO,NY 14260.
RP	Smith, B, SUNY BUFFALO,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,BUFFALO,NY 14260.
CR	BRENTANO F, 1988, PHILOS INVESTIGATION CARTWRIGHT R, 1975, ANAL METAPHYSICS, P153 CASATI R, IN PRESS PHILOS STUD COHN AG, 1994, THEORY SPATIAL RELAT, P131 ESCHENBACH C, 1994, TOPOLOGICAL FDN COGN HERING E, 1964, OUTLINES THEORY LIGH HERRING JR, 1991, MATH MODELING SPATIA, P313 LAKOFF G, 1987, WOMEN FIRE DANGEROUS LANGACKER R, 1987, FDN COGNITIVE GRAMMA MARK DM, 1991, COGNITIVE LINGUISTIC MEINONG A, 1899, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V21, P182 OJEDA A, 1993, LINGUISTIC INDIVIDUA PRESCOTT JRV, 1978, BOUNDARIES FRONTIERS SMITH B, IN PRESS PHILOS RODE SMITH B, 1987, SPEECH ACT SACHVERHA, P189 SMITH B, 1992, LANGUAGE TRUTH ONTOL, P50 SMITH B, 1993, P INT WORKSH FORM ON, P223 SMITH B, 1994, 11 EUR C ART INT AMS, P15 SMITH B, 1995, KOGNITIONSWISSENSCHA, V4, P177 TALMY L, IN PRESS ESSAYS SEMA TALMY L, 1995, IN PRESS LANGUAGE SP
NR	21
TC	20
PU	SPRINGER-VERLAG BERLIN
PI	BERLIN 33
PA	HEIDELBERGER PLATZ 3, W-1000 BERLIN 33, GERMANY
SN	0302-9743
BN	3-540-60392-1
J9	LECT NOTE COMPUT SCI
PY	1995
VL	988
BP	475
EP	484
PG	10
SC	Computer Science, Theory & Methods
GA	BF24Q
UT	ISI:A1995BF24Q00031
ER

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PT	J
AU	Guernsey, M
TI	The role of consonance and dissonance in music
SO	AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	Univ Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI USA.
CR	1900, PHIL STUD, V15, P240 BARTON EH, 1922, TXB SOUND, P472 BENEDETTO, 1922, AESTHETIC T, P104 DEWITT, 1920, PRINCIPLES AESTHETIC, P161 EMERSON LE, 1906, HARVARD PSYCHOL STUD, P269 EULER L, TENTAMEN NOVAE THERO, P1739 FAIST A, 1897, Z PSYCHOL, V15, P189 GURNEY E, 1880, POWER SOUND, V2 HULL AE, 1915, MODERN HARMONY, P72 HULL AE, 1916, SCRIABIN, P255 KRUEGER F, 1906, PSYCHOL STUD, V1, P305 KULPE O, 1901, OUTLINES PSYCHOL, P306 LEIBNITZ GW, LEIBNITIS EPIXTOLOE, P154 MALMBERG CF, 1918, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V25, P133 MALMBERG CF, 1918, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V25, P93 MEINONG A, 1897, Z PSYCHOL, V15, P189 MEYER M, 1901, U MISSOURI STUDIES, V1, P1 MEYER M, 1925, MUSICAN ARITHMETIC, P1 MILLER DDC, 1926, SCI MUSICAL SOUNDS, P23 MOORE HT, 1914, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V17, P1 OGDEN L, 1909, PSYCHOL BULL, V6, P303 OGDEN RM, 1909, PSYCHOL BULL, V6, P297 OGDEN RM, 1909, PSYCHOL BULL, V6, P303 PEAR TH, 1911, BRIT J PSYCHOL 1, V4, P56 PETERSON J, 1925, PSYCHOL REV, V3, P17 PETERSON J, 1925, PSYCHOL REV, V3, P33 PFEIFFER I, 1861, FIRST VOYAGE, P119 PILLSBURY WB, 1922, FUNDAMENTALS PSYCHOL, P147 PRATT WS, 1911, HIST MUSIC, CH1 PRESCOTT WH, 1878, HIST CONQUEST MEXICO, P105 PRESCOTT WH, 1878, HIST CONQUEST MEXICO, P92 RICHTER EG, 1912, MANUAL HARMONY, P4 SANFORD EC, 1908, EXPT PSYCHOL, P78 SCHOPENHAUER A, METAPHYS MUSIC, P235 SEASHORE CE, 1918, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V25, P83 SEASHORE CE, 1919, PSYCHOL MUSICAL TALE, P144 SHEPARD FH, 1912, HARMONY SIMPIFLED, P35 STUMPF K, 1898, BEITRAGE AK MUSIKWIS, V1, P91 STUMPF, 1883, TONPSYCHOL, V2, P127 TARTINI, TRATTO MUSICA, P1754 TITCHENER EB, 1907, QUALITATIVE INSTRUCT, P329 VONHELMHOLTZ HL, 1912, ELLIS TRANAL, P179 WALLASCHEK R, PRIMITIVE MUSIC, CH9 WALLASCHEK R, 1893, PRIMITIVE MUSIC, P139 WASHBURN MF, 1916, N E A PUB, P600 WATT HJ, 1919, FDN MUSIC, P20 WILHELM, 1899, AKUNISCHE UNTERSUCHU, P44 WOOD J, 1922, FDN AESTHETICS
NR	48
TC	20
PU	UNIV ILLINOIS PRESS
PI	CHAMPAIGN
PA	1325 S OAK ST, CHAMPAIGN, IL 61820 USA
SN	0002-9556
J9	AMER J PSYCHOL
JI	Am. J. Psychol.
PY	1928
VL	40
BP	173
EP	204
PG	32
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01YH
UT	ISI:000200130700015
ER

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PT	J
AU	Messer, A
AF	Messer, August
TI	Experimental-Psychological Research on Thought
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	BEWUSSTSEIN GEGENSTA, P166 BEWUSSTSEIN GEGENSTA, P196 EXPT BEITRAGE THEORI, P59 GRUNDZUGE PHYSL PSYC, P575 GRUNDZUGE, P576 HIERZU IST AUSFUHRUN, P18 PHYSL PSYCHOL, P476 WEITERE BEISPIELE BE, P201 1874, PSYCHOLOGIE, V1, P262 1893, LOGIK, P156 1896, LEITFADEN PHYSL PSYC, P168 1900, IDEENASSOZIATION KIN, P15 1900, VOLKERPSYCHOLOGIE, V1, P236 1901, EXPER PSYCHOL UNTERS, P11 1901, Z PSYCHOL, V25, P161 1903, GRUNDZUGE PHYSL PSYC, V3, P547 1904, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V4, P291 1905, GRUNDRISS PSYCHOL, P278 1905, GRUNDRISS PSYCHOL, P326 ACH N, 1905, WILLENSTATIGKEIT DEN, P191 ACH N, 1905, WILLENSTATIGKEIT DEN, P218 ASCHAFFENBURG G, 1896, PSYCHOL ARBEITEN, V1, P227 ASCHAFFENBURG G, 1896, PSYCHOL ARBEITEN, V1, P288 ASCHAFFENBURG G, 1896, PSYCHOL ARBEITEN, V1, P291 BINET A, 1903, ETUDE EXPT INTELLIGE, P23 BINET A, 1903, ETUDE EXPT INTELLIGE, P84 CORDES G, PHILOS STUDIEN, V17, P63 ERDMANN B, 1892, LOGIK, V1, P189 ERDMANN B, 1900, PHILOS ABHANDLUNGEN, P24 FISCHER K, 1904, BEGINN 20 JAHRH, V1, P173 GROOS K, 1901, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V26, P145 GROOS K, 1904, SEELENLEBEN KINDES GROOS K, 1904, SEELENLEBEN KINDES, P180 HUSSERL E, 1902, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V2, P23 HUSSERL, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V2, P23 JERUSALEM W, 1895, URTEILSFUNKTION JERUSALEM W, 1897, VJSCHR WISS PHILOS, V21, P157 KRAEPELIN E, 1896, PSYCHOL ARBEITEN, V1, P295 KULPE O, 1893, GRUNDRISS PSYCHOL, P191 KULPE O, 1903, EINL PHILOS, P228 LIEBMANN O, 1900, ANAL WIRKLICHKEIT, P478 LIPPS T, 1903, LEITFADEN PSYCHOL, P19 LIPPS T, 1905, BEWUSSTSEIN GEGENSTA, P2 LIPPS, BEWUSSTSEIN GEGENSTA, P113 LIPPS, BEWUSSTSEIN GEGENSTA, P123 MEINONG A, 1902, Z PSYCHOL S, V2, P152 MEUMANN E, 1903, SPRACHE KINDES MUNSTERBERG H, 1889, BEITRAGE EXPT PSYCHO, P177 MUNSTERBERG H, 1900, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL, V1, P382 MUNSTERBERG, 1892, BEITRAGE EXPT PSYCHO, P32 ORTH J, 1903, GEFUHL BEWUSSTSEINSL, P69 SCHRADERS E, 1905, ELEMENTE PSYCHOL URT SCHUMANN F, 1904, BERICHT ERSTEN K EXP, P56 SCRIPTURE EW, 1892, PHILOS STUD, V7, P31 SIGWART, LOGIK, V1, P59 SIGWART, 1873, LOGIK, V1, P123 TAYLOR O, 1905, Z PSYCHOL, V40, P225 TAYLOR, 1905, Z PSYCHOL, V40, P225 VOLKELT J, 1905, ASTHETIK, P132 VONKRIES J, 1895, Z PSYCHOL, V8, P1 VONKRIES J, 1899, VIERTELJAHRSSCHRIFT, V23, P35 WATT, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V7, P40 WATTS, 1906, ARCH GES PSYCH, V7, P153 WUNDT, GRUNDZUGE, P550 WUNDT, GRUNDZUGE, P601 WUNDT, VOLKERPSYCHOL, V1, P229 ZIEHEN T, 1898, SAMMLUNG ABHANDLUNGE, V1 ZIEHEN T, 1900, SAMMLUNG ABHANDLUNGE, V3
NR	68
TC	20
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	SEP 4
PY	1906
VL	8
IS	1-2
BP	1
EP	224
PG	224
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98CH
UT	ISI:000206630700001
ER

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PT	J
AU	CHISHOLM, RM
TI	THE ETHICS OF REQUIREMENT
SO	AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	1962, PHILOS STUDIES, V13, P1 1963, PHILOSOPHY, V38, P160 ANDERSON A, 1956, FORMAL ANAL NORMATIV, P59 BOLZANO B, 1930, WISSENSCHAFTSLEHRE, V3, P267 CHISHOLM RM, 1963, ANALYSIS, V24, P33 CHISHOLM RM, 1963, RATIO, V5, P1 CLARKE S, 1706, DISCOURSE NATURAL RE COOPER N, 1959, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC S, V33, P159 FEINBERG J, 1961, ETHICS, V71, P276 HART HLA, 1955, PHILOS REV, V64, P186 HARTMANN N, 1932, ETHICS, V1, P259 HENRY D, 1960, PHILOSOPHICAL Q, V10, P115 JAMES W, 1906, TALKS TEACHERS PSYCH, P186 KOHLER W, 1938, PLACE VALUE WORLD FA, CH3 LADD J, 1957, STRUCTURE MORAL CODE, P125 LADD J, 1958, J PHILOS, V55, P811 MALLY E, 1926, GRUNDGESETZE SOLLENS MANDELBAUM M, 1955, PHENOMENOLOGY MORAL, P95 MEINONG A, 1894, PSYCHOLOGISCHETHISCH, P88 PEIRCE CS, 1931, COLLECTED PAPERS, V1, P79 PRIOR AN, 1955, FORMAL LOGIC RESCHER N, 1958, PHILOS STUD, V9, P24 ROSS WD, 1930, RIGHT GOOD, P18 ROSS WD, 1939, F ETHICS, P84 SARTRE J, 1943, ETRE NEANT 1, CH2 URMSON JO, 1958, ESSAYS MORAL PHILOS VONWRIGHT GH, 1951, ESSAY MODAL LOGIC, P39 VONWRIGHT GH, 1951, MIND, V60 VONWRIGHT GH, 1956, MIND, V65 WERTHEIMER M, 1935, SOC RES, V2, P353
NR	30
TC	19
PU	BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY
PI	BOWLING GREEN
PA	PHILOSOPHY DOCUMENT CENTER, BOWLING GREEN, OH 43403
SN	0003-0481
J9	AMER PHIL QUART
JI	Am. Philos. Q.
PY	1964
VL	1
IS	2
BP	147
EP	153
PG	7
SC	Philosophy
GA	CKG35
UT	ISI:A1964CKG3500008
ER

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PT	J
AU	Benussi, V
AF	Benussi, Vittorio
TI	Stroboscopic Pseudo-Movements and geometric-optical Form-Illusions
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ARCH GES PSYCH, V6, P123 ARCH GES PSYCH, V7, P141 BEITRAGE Z PSYCH, V42, P22 BEITRAGE Z PSYCH, V45, P188 BEITRAGE Z PSYCH, V51, P73 PSYCH GES GESTALTERF, P381 PSYCHOL GESTALTERFAS, P420 PSYCHOL GESTALTERFAS, P445 SCHRIFTEN GESELLSCHA, V2, P9 Z PSYCH, V41, P201 Z PSYCH, V42, P43 Z PSYCH, V45, P207 Z PSYCH, V45, P215 Z PSYCH, V45, P225 Z PSYCH, V45, P512 Z PSYCHOL, V3, P349 Z PSYCHOL, V42, P54 1906, Z PSYCHOL, V42 BENUSSILIEL, UNTERS GEGENSTTH PSY, V6, P452 DURRS E, Z PSYCH, V47, P297 EBBINGHAUS, PSYCH EINZELDARSTELL, V2, P308 EBBINGHAUSDURR, 1908, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL, V2 EBBINGHAUSDURR, 1911, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL, V2 HILLEBRAND, Z PSYCH, V7, P97 LEHMANN, PFLUGERS ARCH GES PH, V103, P81 LEWIS EO, 1912, BRIT J PSYCHOL 1, V5, P36 LIPPS, Z PSYCH, V38, P244 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERS Z GEGENSTANDS PIERCE, PSYCH REV, V5 PIERCE, 1901, STUDIES AUDITORY VIS, V2, P213 WITASEK, PSYCHOLOGIE, P239 WUNDT W, GRUNDZ PHYS PSYCHOL, V2, P623 WUNDT W, PSYCH STUDIEN, V3, P393
NR	33
TC	16
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	JUL 16
PY	1912
VL	24
IS	1
BP	31
EP	62
PG	32
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98GQ
UT	ISI:000206642000002
ER

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PT	J
AU	FINE, K
TI	THE PROBLEM OF NON-EXISTENTS .1. INTERNALISM
SO	TOPOI-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	FINE, K, UNIV MICHIGAN,ANN ARBOR,MI 48109.
CR	ALSTON WP, 1967, DESCARTES BORGES JL, PIERRE MENARD AUTHOR CASTANEDA HN, AM PHILOS Q, V12, P131 CASTANEDA HN, PHILOSOPHIA, V5, P121 CASTANEDA HN, UNPUB PHILOS METHOD CASTANEDA HN, 1972, CRITICA, V6, P43 CHURCH A, 1951, STRUCTURE METHOD MEA, P3 CLARK RL, 1978, NOUS, V12 CRITTENDEN C, 1973, INQUIRY, V16, P290 FEFERMAN S, 1975, P LONDON ONTARIO C L FINE K, J PHILOS LOGIC, V6, P135 FINE K, NOUS, V15, P177 FINE K, STUDIA LOGICA, V39, P159 FINE K, UNPUBLISHED FINE K, 1976, PHILOS REV, V85, P562 HOWELL R, 1979, POETICS, V8, P129 HUNTER D, 1979, THESIS U CALIFORNIA KAPLAN D, 1969, WORDS OBJECTIONS ESS, P178 KRIPKE S, 1975, J PHILOS, V72, P690 KRIPKE SA, 1972, SEMANTICS NATURAL LA, P178 LEVINSON J, 1980, J PHILOS, V77, P5 LEWIS D, 1978, AM PHILOS Q, V15, P37 MEINONG A, THEORY OBJECTS PARSONS T, 1979, J PHILOS, V76, P649 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PARSONS T, 1982, TOPOI, V1, P81 PLANTINGA AC, 1974, NATURE NECESSITY PRIOR AN, 1971, OBJECTS THOUGHT RABINOWICZ W, 1979, UNIVERSALIZABILITY RAPPAPORT WJ, UNPUB HOW MAKE WORLD RAPPAPORT WJ, 1978, NOUS, V12, P153 RAPPAPORT WJ, 1979, ANALYSIS, V39, P75 ROUTLEY R, 1980, EXPLORING MEINONGS J STINE GC, 1978, INT LOGIC REV, V9, P134 VANINWAGEN P, 1977, AM PHILOS Q, V14, P299 WALTON K, J AESTHETICS ART CRI, V38, P11 WALTON K, J PHILOS, V75, P5 WALTON K, 1973, PHILOS REV, V82, P283 WITTGENSTEIN L, TRACTATUS LOGICO PHI WOODS J, 1974, LOGIC FICTION ZALTA EN, 1980, THESIS U MASSACHUSET
NR	41
TC	15
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-7411
J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PY	1982
VL	1
IS	1-2
BP	97
EP	140
PG	44
SC	Philosophy
GA	QG133
UT	ISI:A1982QG13300013
ER

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PT	J
AU	DEWAR, RE
TI	STIMULUS DETERMINANTS OF PRACTICE DECREMENT OF MULLER-LYER ILLUSION
SO	CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	UNIV CALGARY,CALGARY,ALBERTA,CANADA.
CR	BENUSSI V, 1904, UNTERSUCHURGEN GEGEN, P303 BINET A, 1895, REV PHILOS, V40, P11 DAY RH, 1962, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V76 DEWAR RE, 1967, PERCEPT MOTOR SKILL, V24, P708 GARDNER RW, 1961, J ABNORMAL SOCIAL PS, V62, P120 GARDNER RW, 1961, PSYCHOL REC, V11, P317 GIBSON JJ, 1955, PSYCHOL REV, V62, P32 GIBSON JJ, 1955, PSYCHOL REV, V62, P447 GIBSON JJ, 1959, PSYCHOL STUDY SCI, V1, P456 GIBSON JJ, 1963, AM PSYCHOL, V18, P1 HEYMANS G, 1896, Z PSYCHOL, V9, P221 JUDD CH, 1902, PSYCHOL REV, V9, P27 JUDD CH, 1905, PSYCHOL REV-MONOGR S, V7, P55 KOCH S, 1959, PSYCHOLOGY STUDY ED, V1, P456 KOHLER W, 1944, P AM PHILOS SOC, V88, P269 KOHLER W, 1950, J EXP PSYCHOL, V40, P267 LADD GT, 1911, ELEMENTS PHYSIOLOGIC LEWIS EO, 1908, BRIT J PSYCHOL 3, V2, P294 LEWIS EO, 1909, BRIT J PSYCHOL 1-2, V3, P21 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GE ED, P303 MOUNTJOY PT, 1958, J EXP PSYCHOL, V56, P97 MOUNTJOY PT, 1958, J SCI LABS DU, V44, P229 MOUNTJOY PT, 1960, PSYCHOL REC, V10, P219 MOUNTJOY PT, 1961, PERCEPT MOTOR SKILL, V13, P51 MOUNTJOY PT, 1962, J SCI LAB DENISON U, V45, P207 MOUNTJOY PT, 1963, PSYCHOL REC, V13, P471 MULLERLYER FC, 1898, ARCH PHYSIOL S, P263 NOELTING G, 1960, ARCH PSYCHOL, V37, P311 PARKER NI, 1963, CAN J PSYCHOL, V17, P134 PIERON H, 1911, REV PHIL, V71, P245 SANTOS JF, 1963, B MENNINGER CLIN, V27, P3 SCRIPTURE EW, 1905, NEW PSYCHOLOGY SEASHORE CE, 1908, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V9, P103 VANBIERVLIET JJ, 1896, REV PHILOS, V41, P169 VERNON MD, 1962, PSYCHOLOGY PERCEPTIO WOHLWILL JF, 1958, PSYCHOL REV, V65, P283
NR	36
TC	15
J9	CAN J PSYCHOL
PY	1967
VL	21
IS	6
BP	504
EP	504
PG	1
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	A3248
UT	ISI:A1967A324800005
ER

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PT	J
AU	Benussi, V
AF	Benussi, Vittorio
TI	Cinemato-Haptic Phenomena
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	1907, Z PSYCH, V45, P188 EBBINGHAUS, 1913, PSYCHOL EINZELDARSTE, V6, P45 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERS GEGENST TH PS
NR	3
TC	15
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	NOV 11
PY	1913
VL	29
IS	3-4
BP	385
EP	388
PG	4
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98HC
UT	ISI:000206643200004
ER

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PT	J
AU	MULLIGAN, K SMITH, B
TI	A RELATIONAL THEORY OF THE ACT + THE BRENTANO QUESTION
SO	TOPOI-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	UNIV MANCHESTER,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,MANCHESTER M13 9PL,LANCS,ENGLAND.
RP	MULLIGAN, K, UNIV GENEVA,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,CH-1211 GENEVA 4,SWITZERLAND.
CR	BRENTANO F, 1924, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN BRENTANO F, 1982, DESKRIPTIVE PSYCHOL CHISHOLM RM, 1976, PERSON OBJECT METAPH CHISHOLM RM, 1981, 1ST PERSON ESSAY REF DEVITT M, 1984, REALISM TRUTH DREYFUS HL, 1982, HUSSERL INTENTIONALI EVANS G, 1982, VARIETIES REFERENCE FARIAS V, 1968, THESIS FREIBURG BR FINE K, UNPUB HUSSERL PURE T GEACH PT, 1957, MENTAL ACTS GEACH PT, 1972, LOGIC MATTERS, P318 HACKING I, 1978, PHILOS REV, V87, P321 HUSSERL E, 1894, INTENTIONALE GEGENST HUSSERL E, 1900, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN HUSSERL E, 1913, IDEEN REINEN PHANOME, V1 HUSSERL E, 1948, ERFAHRUNG URTEIL HUSSERL E, 1979, AUFSATZE REZENSIONEN INGARDEN R, 1964, STREIT EXISTENZ WELT JOHANSSON I, UNPUB ONTOLOGICAL IN KIM J, 1974, NOUS, V8, P41 LINKE PF, 1929, GRUNDFRAGEN WAHRNEHU MEINONG A, 1896, Z PSYCHOL PHILOS, V11, P81 MULLIGAN K, 1980, THESIS U MANCHESTER MULLIGAN K, 1984, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V44, P287 MULLIGAN K, 1985, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V45, P627 MULLIGAN K, 1985, TEORIA, V5, P145 MULLIGAN K, 1986, SPEECH ACT SACHVERHA MULLIGAN K, 1986, UNPUB PROMISES OTHER PFANDER A, 1911, MUNCHENER PHILOS ABH PFANDER A, 1911, PHENOMENOLOGY WILLIN, P163 REINACH A, 1913, JB PHILOS PHANOMENOL, V1, P685 REINACH A, 1921, GESAMMELTE SCHRIFTEN ROGGE E, 1935, KAUSALPROBLEM BEI FR RUSSELL B, 1903, PRINCIPLES MATH SCHUHMANN K, 1982, PFANDER STUDIEN, P155 SEARLE JR, 1982, INTENTIONALITY SIMONS P, 1983, EPISTEMOLOGY PHILOS, P81 SIMONS P, 1983, TOPOI-INT REV PHILOS, V2, P99 SIMONS PM, UNPUB PARTS SMITH B, UNPUB F GESTALT THEO SMITH B, 1981, P AR SOC S, V55, P47 SMITH B, 1982, PARTS MOMENTS STUDIE SMITH B, 1983, EPISTEMOLOGY PHILOS, P85 SMITH B, 1984, DIALECTICA, V38, P157 SMITH B, 1984, TOPOI, V2, P73 SMITH B, 1986, UNPUB MIND MEANING M SMITH DW, 1982, HUSSERL INTENTIONALI STEPHENS JW, 1978, THESIS PRINCETON STROLL A, 1979, MIDWEST STUD PHILOS, V4, P277 STUMPF C, 1873, PSYCHOL URSPRUNG RAU TEGTMEIER E, 1981, KOMPARATIVE BEGRIFFE TWARDOWSKI K, 1894, LEHRE VOM INHALT GEG VONEHRENFELS CF, 1990, VIERTELJAHRESSCHRIFT, V14, P242 WOODFIELD A, 1982, THOUGHT OBJECT ESSAY
NR	54
TC	14
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-7411
J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PD	SEP
PY	1986
VL	5
IS	2
BP	115
EP	130
PG	16
SC	Philosophy
GA	E7744
UT	ISI:A1986E774400003
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PT	J
AU	GARDNER, RW LONG, RI
TI	SELECTIVE ATTENTION AND MUELLER-LYER ILLUSION
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL RECORD
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	BENUSSI V, 1904, UNTERSUCHURGEN GEGEN, P303 BENUSSI V, 1912, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V24, P31 GARDNER RW, J ABN SOC PSYCHOL KOEHLER W, 1944, P AM PHILOS SOC, V88, P269 KOEHLER W, 1950, J EXP PSYCHOL, V40, P267 KOEHLER W, 1950, J EXP PSYCHOL, V40, P398 KOEHLER W, 1958, AM J PSYCHOL, V71, P489 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GE ED, P303 MOTOKAWA K, 1950, J NEUROPHYSIOL, V13, P413 NAKAGAWA D, 1958, PSYCHOLOGIA, V1, P167 PIAGET J, 1950, ARCH PSYCHOL, V33, P1 PIAGET J, 1954, ARCH PSYCHOL, V34, P155 PIAGET J, 1961, LES MECANISMES PERCE SPITZ HH, 1958, PERCEPT MOTOR SKILL, V8, P219 WOODWORTH RS, 1954, EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOL
NR	15
TC	14
PU	PSYCHOLOGICAL RECORD
PI	GAMBIER
PA	KENYON COLLEGE, GAMBIER, OH 43022
SN	0033-2933
J9	PSYCHOL REC
JI	Psychol. Rec.
PY	1961
VL	11
IS	4
BP	317
EP	&
PG	0
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	04284
UT	ISI:A19610428400005
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PT	J
AU	HIRST, G
TI	EXISTENCE ASSUMPTIONS IN KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION
SO	ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
LA	English
DT	Article
AB	If knowledge representation formalisms are to be suitable for semantic interpretation of natural language, they must be more adept with representations of existence and nonexistence than they presently are. Quantifiers must sometimes scope over nonexistent entities. I review the philosophical background, including Anselm and Kant, and exhibit some ontological problems that natural language sentences pose for knowledge representation. The paraphrase methods of Russell and Quine are unable to deal with many of the problems. Unfortunately, the shortcomings of the Russell-Quine ontology are reflected in most current knowledge representation formalisms in AI. Several alternatives are considered, including some intensional formalisms and the work of Hobbs, but all have problems. Free logics and possible worlds don't help either. But useful insights are found in the Meinongian theory of Parsons, in which a distinction between nuclear and extranuclear kinds of predicates is made and used to define a universe over which quantification scopes. If this is combined with a naive ontology, with about eight distinct kinds of existence, a better approach to the representation of nonexistence can be developed within Hobbs' basic formalism.
RP	HIRST, G, UNIV TORONTO,DEPT COMP SCI,TORONTO M5S 1A4,ONTARIO,CANADA.
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NR	95
TC	13
PU	ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
PI	AMSTERDAM
PA	PO BOX 211, 1000 AE AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
SN	0004-3702
J9	ARTIF INTELL
JI	Artif. Intell.
PD	MAY
PY	1991
VL	49
IS	1-3
BP	199
EP	242
PG	44
SC	Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence
GA	FV154
UT	ISI:A1991FV15400008
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PT	J
AU	PARSONS, C
TI	OBJECTS AND LOGIC
SO	MONIST
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	PARSONS, C, COLUMBIA UNIV,NEW YORK,NY 10027.
CR	CHURCH A, 1940, J SYMBOLIC LOGIC, V5, P56 CHURCH A, 1951, STRUCTURE METHOD MEA DONNELLAN K, 1966, PHILOS REV, V75, P281 FREGE G, FUNKTION BEGRIFF BED FREGE G, GRUNDGESETZE ARITHME FREGE G, KLEINE SCHRIFTEN FREGE G, NACHGELASSENE SCHRIF FREGE G, WISSENSCHAFTLICHER B GODEL K, 1940, CONSISTENCY CONTINUU GODEL K, 1964, PHILOS MATH SELECTED, P264 GROSSMANN R, 1974, NOUS, V8, P67 HINTIKKA J, 1972, INQUIRY, V15, P341 KANT I, CRITIQUE JUDGEMENT KANT I, 1788, COMMUNICATION 1125 MEINONG A, 1907, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS MOORE G, 1980, HIST PHILOS LOGIC, V1, P95 PARSONS C, 1964, PHILOS REV, V73, P182 PARSONS C, 1969, PHILOSOPHY SCIENCE M, P568 PARSONS C, 1971, J PHILOS, V68, P231 PARSONS C, 1971, PHILOS REV, V80, P151 PARSONS C, 1974, J PHILOS LOGIC, V3, P381 PARSONS C, 1974, NOUS, V8, P1 PARSONS C, 1979, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC, V80, P142 PARSONS CL, PHILOS WV QUINE PARSONS CL, 1977, LOGIC F MATH COMPUTA, P345 PARSONS T, 1979, J PHILOS, V76, P639 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PLAASS, 1965, KANTS THEORIE NATURW PUTNAM H, 1967, J PHILOS, V64, P5 QUINE WVO, 1969, ONTOLOGICAL RELATIVI QUINE WVO, 1970, PHILOS LOGIC QUINE WVO, 1972, METHODS LOGIC RESNIK MD, 1980, FREGE PHILOS MATH ROUTLEY R, 1973, REV INT PHILOS, V27, P224 RUSSELL B, 1912, PROBLEMS PHILOS RUSSELL B, 1956, LOGIC KNOWLEDGE RUSSELL B, 1973, ESSAYS ANAL TAIT WW, 1981, J PHILOS, V78, P524 TAYLOR RG, THESIS COLUMBIA THOMASON RH, 1969, LOGICAL WAY DOING TH WHITEHEAD AN, PRINCIPIA MATHEMATIC ZERMELO E, 1908, MATH ANN, V65, P261 ZERMELO E, 1929, FUND MATH, V14, P339
NR	43
TC	13
PU	HEGELER INST
PI	LA SALLE
PA	PO BOX 600, LA SALLE, IL 61301
SN	0026-9662
J9	MONIST
JI	Monist
PY	1982
VL	65
IS	4
BP	491
EP	516
PG	26
SC	Philosophy
GA	PS624
UT	ISI:A1982PS62400008
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PT	J
AU	GRIFFIN, N
TI	RUSSELL ON THE NATURE OF LOGIC (1903-1913)
SO	SYNTHESE
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	GRIFFIN, N, MCMASTER UNIV,HAMILTON L8S 4L8,ONTARIO,CANADA.
CR	BLACKWELL K, 1976, P WITTGENSTEIN C BOLZANO B, 1851, PARADOXIEN UNENDLICH BRADLEY FH, 1893, APPEARANCE REALITY EAMES ER, COLLECTED PAPERS BR, V7 EAMES ER, 1979, RUSSELL J B RUSSELL, V35, P41 GEACH P, 1957, MENTAL ACTS GRATTANGUINNESS I, 1977, DEAR RUSSELL DEAR JO GRIFFIN JP, 1964, WITTGENSTEINS LOGICA GRIFFIN N, UNPUBLISHED HINTIKKA J, 1969, SEMANTICS PROPOSITIO HOCHBERG H, 1978, THOUGHT FACT REFEREN KENNY A, 1973, WITTGENSTEIN LINSKY L, 1971, REFERENCE MODALITY MACCOLL H, 1897, P LONDON MATH SOC, V28, P156 MCGUINNESS B, 1972, REV INT PHILOS, V26, P444 MEINONG A, 1902, ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, 1915, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE MOORE GE, 1899, MIND, P176 MOORE GE, 1900, MIND, V9, P289 PERKINS RK, 1979, RUSSELL J B RUSSELL, V35, P37 PURTILL RL, 1970, AJATUS, V32, P18 QUINE WVO, 1956, QUANTIFIERS PROPOSIT QUINE WVO, 1963, SET THEORY ITS LOGIC QUINE WVO, 1969, ONTOLOGICAL RELATIVI QUINE WVO, 1970, PHILOSOPHY LOGIC RESCHER N, 1974, STUDIES MODALITY RUSSELL B, TRACTATUS LOGICO PHI, R9 RUSSELL B, UNPUBLISHED RUSSELL B, 1900, CRITICAL EXPOSITION RUSSELL B, 1901, MATH METAPHYSICIANS RUSSELL B, 1903, PRINCIPLES MATH RUSSELL B, 1904, AXIOM INFINITY, P256 RUSSELL B, 1904, MEINONGS THEORY COMP RUSSELL B, 1908, MATH LOGIC BASED THE RUSSELL B, 1910, PRINCIPIA MATH RUSSELL B, 1913, PROBLEMS PHILOSOPHY RUSSELL B, 1914, KNOWLEDGE EXTERNAL W RUSSELL B, 1914, MONIST, V24, P1 RUSSELL B, 1914, MONIST, V24, P161 RUSSELL B, 1914, MONIST, V24, P435 RUSSELL B, 1914, MONIST, V24, P582 RUSSELL B, 1915, MONIST, V25, P212 RUSSELL B, 1915, MONIST, V25, P28 RUSSELL B, 1917, MYSTICISM LOGIC RUSSELL B, 1956, LOGIC KNOWLEDGE RUSSELL B, 1973, ESSAYS ANAL RUSSELL, 1906, COMMUNICATION 0509 RUSSELL, 1913, COMMUNICATION 0521 RUSSELL, 1913, COMMUNICATION 0528 SOMMERVILLE S, 1979, 4TH INT WITTG S WITTGENSTEIN L, 1913, NOTES LOGIC SEP WITTGENSTEIN L, 1921, TRACTATUS LOGICO PHI WITTGENSTEIN L, 1957, J PHILOSOPHY, V54, P230
NR	53
TC	13
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0039-7857
J9	SYNTHESE
JI	Synthese
PY	1980
VL	45
IS	1
BP	117
EP	188
PG	72
SC	History & Philosophy Of Science
GA	KS104
UT	ISI:A1980KS10400005
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PT	J
AU	CHISHOLM, RM SOSA, E
TI	INTRINSIC PREFERABILITY AND THE PROBLEM OF SUPEREROGATION
SO	SYNTHESE
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	BROWN UNIV,PROVIDENCE,RI. UNIV WESTERN ONTARIO,LONDON,ONTARIO,CANADA.
CR	ANDERSON AR, 1956, FORMAL ANAL NORMATIV AQVIST L, 1963, ACTA PHILOSOPHICA FE, V16, P285 CHISHOLM R, 1964, J PHILOS, V61, P613 CHISHOLM RM, 1963, RATIO, V5, P1 CHISHOLM RM, 1966, AM PHILOSOPHICAL Q, V3, P244 FEINBERG J, 1961, ETHICS, V71, P276 HALLDEN S, 1957, LOGIC BETTER, V2 LADD J, 1957, STRUCTURE MORAL CODE, P125 MEINONG A, 1894, PSYCHOLOGISCHETHISCH, P88 PRIOR AN, 1955, FORMAL LOGIC, P221 RESCHER N, 1967, LOGIC DECISION ACTIO SCHWARZ E, 1934, UBER WERT SOLL RICHT, P49 URMSON JO, 1958, ESSAYS MORAL PHILOSO WRIGHT GH, 1951, MIND, V60, P1 WRIGHT GHV, 1951, ESSAY MODAL LOGIC, CH5 WRIGHT GHV, 1963, LOGIC PREFERENCE
NR	16
TC	13
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0039-7857
J9	SYNTHESE
JI	Synthese
PY	1966
VL	16
IS	3-4
BP	321
EP	331
PG	11
SC	History & Philosophy Of Science
GA	ZP142
UT	ISI:A1966ZP14200005
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PT	J
AU	Granit, AR
AF	Granit, Arthur Ragnar
TI	A STUDY ON THE PERCEPTION OF FORM
SO	BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL SECTION
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	BENUSSI V, 1914, Z PSYCHOL, V69 BUHLER K, 1913, GESTALTWAHRNEHMUNGEN GELB A, 1911, Z PSYCHOL, V58 GOLDSTEIN, 1918, Z NEUROL PSYCHIAT, V41 HOFLER A, 1911, Z PSYCHOL, V60 JODL F, 1917, ASTHETIK BILDENDEN K KAILA E, 1917, IDEATORISCHE KOORDIN KATZ D, 1913, Z PSYCHOL, V65 KOLLNER, 1920, VORLESUNGEN PHYSL, P363 KULPE O, 1920, VORLESUNGEN PSYCHOL LUNDHOLM H, 1919, OBJEKTIVA FAKTORER K MEINONG A, 1899, Z PSYCHOL, V21 MESSMER O, 1904, ARCH PSYCHOL, V2 MEUMANN E, 1907, EXPT PADAGOGIK MEUMANN E, 1907, EXPT PADAGOGIK, P365 POPPELREUTER W, 1917, PSYCH SCHADIGUNGEN D, V1 POPPELREUTER W, 1917, PSYCHISCHEN SCHADING, V1 RUBIN E, 1915, SYNSOPLEVEDE FIGUERE SEIFERT F, 1917, Z PSYCHOL, V78 SMITH MK, 1900, PHILOS STUD, V16 THORNDIKE EL, 1915, ED PSYCHOL TITCHENER EB, 1912, TXB PSYCHOL, P371 WERTHEIMER M, 1912, Z PSYCHOL, V61
NR	23
TC	13
PU	CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
PI	NEW YORK
PA	32 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, NY 10013-2473 USA
SN	0373-2460
J9	BR J PSYCHOL-GEN SECT
JI	Br. J. Psychol. -Gen. Sect.
PD	DEC
PY	1921
VL	12
PN	Part 3-4
BP	223
EP	247
PG	25
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V67CN
UT	ISI:000204535700002
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PT	J
AU	Babovic, V Abbott, MB
TI	The evolution of equations from hydraulic data .2. Applications
SO	JOURNAL OF HYDRAULIC RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	NETWORKS
AB	This second part of the paper is given over to describing four representative applications and to some of the most immediate lessons that may be drawn from these. The first of the applications is derived from a hydrologic model but provides equations with purely hydraulic interpretations. The second, taken from sediment transport studies, raises the question of ambiguity in the identification of ''thresholds'' in physical processes. It also provides a means for analyzing the significance of variables and indicates the need, or otherwise, for introducing further variables. A third example, based upon physical observations of salt water intrusion in estuaries, introduces the application of the present methods to accelerating prediction processes, while the fourth example extends this kind of application to cover numerically-generate data, in this case appertaining to the case of flow resistance in the presence of vegetation.
C1	INT CTR COMPUTAT HYDRODYNAM,DK-2970 HORSHOLM,DENMARK. INT INST INFRASTRUCT HYDRAUL & ENVIRONM ENGN,NL-2601 DA DELFT,NETHERLANDS.
RP	Babovic, V, DANISH HYDRAUL INST,AGERN ALLE 5,DK-2970 HORSHOLM,DENMARK.
CR	ABBOTT MB, 1983, CIV ENG SYS, V1, P69 ABBOTT MB, 1989, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID ABBOTT MB, 1991, HYDROINFORMATICS INF ABBOTT MB, 1992, ADV THEORETICAL HYDR, P237 ABBOTT MB, 1993, ADV WATER RESOUR, V16, P21 ABBOTT MB, 1994, P 1 INT C HYDR BALK, V1 ABBOTT MB, 1997, COMPUTATIONAL HYDRAU AMDISEN LK, 1991, THESIS DANISH ACAD T AMDISEN LK, 1994, J HYDRAUL RES, V32, P183 BABOVIC V, 1993, SCI PRES AIO M 93 DE, P21 BABOVIC V, 1994, P 1 INT C HYDR BALK, P193 BABOVIC V, 1994, P 1 INT C HYDR BALK, V1, P201 BABOVIC V, 1995, P 26 C INT ASS HYDR BABOVIC V, 1996, EMERGENCE EVOLUTION BABOVIC V, 1996, P 26 INT WASS S IAWA BIRKHOFF G, 1950, HYDROINFORMATICS STU BIRKHOFF G, 1970, MODERN APPL ALGEBRA BLOM T, 1989, WHY AUTOPOIESIS WHY, P353 BOX GEP, 1957, APPLIED STATISTICS, V6, P81 BREMERMANN RM, 1958, IBM J RES DEV, P2 COOKE DJ, 1984, COMPUTER MATH CRAMER NL, 1985, P INT C GEN ALG THEI, P183 CROW J, 1986, BASIC CONCEPTS POPUL DEJONG K, 1975, THESIS U MICHIGAN ECO U, 1976, THEORY SEMIOTICS ESCHELMAN LJ, 1991, P 4 INT C GEN ALG, V2, P115 FALCONER R, 1990, FRACTAL GEMOETRY MAT FAYYAD UM, 1995, P 1 INT C KNOWL DISC FAYYAD UM, 1996, ADV KNOWLEDGE DISCOV FINDLEY JN, 1933, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE FOGEL DB, 1990, BIOL CYBERN, V63, P487 FOGEL DB, 1992, THESIS U CALIFORNIA FOGEL DB, 1993, EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTA, V1, P77 FOGEL LJ, 1966, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGE FRIEDBERG RM, 1958, IBM J RES DEV, P2 GOLDBERG DE, 1987, GENETIC ALGORITHMS T, P41 GOLDBERG DE, 1989, GENETIC ALGORITHMS S GRANGER GG, 1994, FORMES OPERATIONS OB, P157 HARVEY I, 1993, THESIS U SUSSEX UK HEDBERG SR, 1995, BYTE OCT, P83 HEIDEGGER M, 1927, BEING AND TIME HEYLIGHEN F, 1989, SELF STEERING COGNIT HILLIS D, 1992, ARTIF LIFE, V2, P313 HOLLAND JH, 1975, ADAPTATION NATURAL A HOLLAND JH, 1986, MACHINE LEARNING ART, V2 HUSSERL E, 1901, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO KOZA J, 1992, GENETIC PROGRAMMING KUTIJA V, 1995, J HYDRAUL RES, V33, P535 KUTIJA V, 1995, J HYDRAUL RES, V34, P99 MANDRIOLI D, 1987, THEORETICAL FDN COMP MANIN YJ, 1977, COURSE MATH LOGIC MARGALEF R, 1968, PERSPECTIVES ECOLOGI MARTINGARCIA H, 1996, COMBINED LOGICAL ENH MAYNARDSMITH J, 1975, THEORY EVOLUTION MEIN RG, 1974, J HYDR-ASCE, V100, P1507 MEINONG A, 1913, GESAMMELTEN ABHANDLU MICHALEWICZ A, 1992, GENETIC ALGORITHS PL MINNS AW, 1995, P 26 IAHR C LOND, V1, P218 MINNS AW, 1996, HYDROLOGICAL SCI J, V41 MINSKY, 1963, COMPUTER THOUGHT, P379 MITROPOLSKY YA, 1988, GROUP THEORY APPROAC NEWELL A, 1980, COGNITIVE SCI, V4, P135 PAPADIMITRIOU C, 1993, COMPUTATIONAL COMPLE PEIRCE CS, 1888, SELECTED WRITINGS VA PRESTON B, 1993, PHILOS PHENOMENOLIGI, V1, P43 RADCLIFFE NJ, 1994, GENETIC ALGORITHMS O, P65 RUMELHART D, 1987, PARALLEL DISTRIBUTED SAVENIJE HHG, 1993, J HYDROL, V148, P203 SCHWEFEL HP, 1981, NUMERICAL OPTIMISATI SMITH JM, 1986, PROBLEMS BIOL SMOLENSKY P, 1988, BEHAVIORAL BRAIN SCI, V11, P1 VISUALINGAM M, 1989, J CARTOGRAPHY, V26, P26 WALKER R, 1993, 6857 ESPRIT WASCHELDER J, 1989, SELF REFERENCING SOC, P403 WATOSN JD, 1970, MOL BIOL GENE WATTERSON K, 1995, BYTE OCT, P91 WILSON G, 1996, IN PRESS 2 INT C HYD WILSON SW, 1994, EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTA, V2, P1 WOODCOCK J, 1988, SOFTWARE ENG MATH ZYSERMAN JA, 1994, J HYDRAUL ENG-ASCE, V120, P1021
NR	80
TC	12
PU	INT ASSN HYDRAULIC RESEARCH
PI	DELFT
PA	PO BOX 177, 2600 DELFT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0022-1686
J9	J HYDRAUL RES
JI	J. Hydraul. Res.
PY	1997
VL	35
IS	3
BP	411
EP	430
PG	20
SC	Engineering, Civil; Water Resources
GA	XE518
UT	ISI:A1997XE51800008
ER

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PT	J
AU	ANAND, P
TI	THE NATURE OF RATIONAL CHOICE AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF STATISTICS
SO	OXFORD ECONOMIC PAPERS-NEW SERIES
LA	English
DT	Review
ID	EXPECTED UTILITY; DECISION-MAKING; UNCERTAINTY; PROBABILITY; CONSISTENCY; PREFERENCE
C1	UNIV OXFORD,SUBFAC ECON,OXFORD,ENGLAND.
RP	ANAND, P, UNIV OXFORD,TEMPLETON COLL,OXFORD,ENGLAND.
CR	ACHINSTEIN P, 1983, NATURE EXPLANATION AKERLOF GA, 1970, Q J ECON, V84, P488, DOI 10.2307/1879431 AKERLOF GA, 1982, AM ECON REV, V82, P307 ALDERFER CP, 1969, ORGAN BEHAV HUM PREF, V4, P142 ALLAIS M, 1953, ECONOMETRICA, V21, P503 ANAND P, 1982, OXFORD AGRARIAN STUD, V158, P172 ANAND P, 1987, THEOR DECIS, V23, P189 ANAND P, 1990, ANN OPER RES, V23, P91 ANTHONY L, 1987, PHILOS STUD, P311 ARROW KJ, 1951, ECONOMETRICA, V19, P404 ARROW KJ, 1982, ECON INQ, V20, P1 AUMANN RJ, 1962, ECONOMETRICA, V30, P445 BACHARACH MOL, IN PRESS J PHILOS BACHARACH MOL, 1986, UNPUB RATIONAL PREFE BARHILLEL M, 1988, THEOR DECIS, V24, P119 BARNARD GA, 1961, J ROYAL STATISTICAL, V23, P25 BAUSOR R, 1985, SOCIAL CONCEPT, V2, P66 BAUSOR R, 1988, PSYCHOL EC BELL D, 1982, OPER RES, V20, P961 BEWLEY TE, 1986, 807 COWL F DISC PAP BINMORE K, 1987, ECON PHILOS, V3, P179 BINMORE K, 1988, ECON PHILOS, V4, P9 BOLAND L, 1982, FUTILITY CRITICIZING, V71, P1031 BORCH KH, 1968, EC UNCERTAINTY COATS AW, 1988, PSYCHOL EC, P211 COHEN LJ, 1985, BRIT J PHILOS SCI, V37, P263 COHEN M, 1985, J MATH PSYCHOL, V29, P428 CROSS JG, 1983, THEORY ADAPTIVE EC B DAVIDSON D, 1963, J PHILOS, V60, P655 DEATON A, 1980, EC CONSUMER BEHAVIOR DEBREU G, 1959, THEORY VALUE EARL P, 1983, EC IMAGINATION EINHORN HJ, 1986, J BUSINESS 2, V59, P225 ELLSBERG D, 1961, Q J ECON, V75, P643, DOI 10.2307/1884324 FISHBURN PC, 1981, THEOR DECIS, V13, P139 FISHBURN PC, 1982, J MATH PSYCHOL, V26, P31 FISHBURN PC, 1983, ANN STAT, V11, P1047 FISHBURN PC, 1983, MATH SOC SCI, V5, P129 FODOR JA, 1968, PSYCHOL EXPLANATION FRIEDMAN M, 1953, ESSAYS POSITIVE EC GARDENFORS P, 1982, SYNTHESE, V53, P361 GILBOA I, 1987, J MATH ECON, V16, P65 GILBOA I, 1989, J MATH ECON, V18, P141 HANSSON B, 1975, ERKENNTNIS, V9, P175 HAUSMAN DM, 1981, PHILOS EC, P17 HAUSMAN DM, 1988, BOUNDARIES EC, P88 HEINER RA, 1983, AM ECON REV, V73, P560 HELM D, 1984, OXFORD ECON PAP, V36, P118 HEY JD, 1983, ECON J, P130 HEY JD, 1988, ECON J, V98, P547 JEFFREY RC, 1965, LOGIC DECISION JOHNSONLAIRD PN, 1983, MENTAL MODELS KANE R, 1986, ERKENNTNIS, V24, P115 KELSEY D, 1986, 93 CAMBR U EC THEOR KEYNES JM, 1921, TREATISE PROBABILITY KEYNES JM, 1967, GENERAL THEORY EMPLO KIM T, 1986, J ECON THEORY, V38, P324 KNIGHT FH, 1921, RISK UNCERTAINTY PRO KOLMOGOROV AM, 1956, F THEORY PROBABILITY LAVALLE IH, 1989, DECISION ORG, P63 LAWSON T, 1985, ECON J, V95, P909 LEROY SF, 1987, J POLITICAL EC, V95, P909 LEVI I, 1966, RATIO, V8, P107 LEVI I, 1984, DECISIONS REVISIONS LEWIS AA, 1988, BALANCED GAMES CORES MACHINA M, 1982, ECONOMETRICA, V50, P277 MACHINA MJ, 1983, EC THEORY INDIVIDUAL MACHINA MJ, 1989, J ECON LIT, V27, P1622 MAHER P, 1986, ERKENNTNIS, V24, P363 MALINVAUD E, 1952, ECONOMETRICA, V20, P679 MASCOLELL A, 1974, J MATH ECON, V1, P237 MASKIN E, 1979, THEOR DECIS, V11, P319 MASLOW AH, 1943, PSYCHOL REV, V50, P370 MCCLENNEN EF, 1982, F UTILITY RISK THEOR MCCLENNEN EF, 1986, DYNAMIC CHOICE RATIO MCGINN C, 1979, PHILOS PROBLEMS PSYC MEINONG A, 1990, GOTTISCHE GELEHERTE, V12, P56 NITSCHE A, 1892, VIERTELJAHRSCHRIFT W, V16, P20 POPPER KR, 1950, BRIT J PHILOSOPHY SC, V1, P117 QUINE WV, 1981, THEORIES THINGS RAMSEY FP, 1926, F MATHEMATICS LOGICA ROSENBERG A, 1988, PHILOS SOCIAL SCI ROTH AE, 1987, LABORATORY EXPERIMEN RUBENSTEIN A, 1989, AM ECON REV, V79, P385 RUNDE J, 1990, ECON PHILOS, V6, P275 SAMUELSON PA, 1938, ECONOMICA-NEW SER, V5, P61 SAVAGE LJ, 1954, F STATISTICS SCHICK F, 1987, EC PHILOS, V3, P167 SCHMEIDLER D, 1989, ECONOMETRICA, V57, P571 SEN A, 1973, ECONOMICA, V40, P241 SEN A, 1985, THEOR DECIS, V18, P109 SEN AK, 1970, COLLECTIVE CHOICE SO SHACKLE GLS, 1952, EXPECTATION EC SHACKLE GLS, 1961, DECISION ORDER TIME SHAFER WJ, 1975, J MATH ECON, V3, P135 SHORTLIFFE EH, 1976, COMPUTER BASED MED C SUGDEN R, 1985, ECONOMICA, V52, P167 TVERSKY A, 1975, ERKENNTNIS, V9, P163 VILKS AA, IN PRESS EC PHILOS VONNEUMANN J, 1944, THEORY GAMES EC BEHA WONG S, 1978, F P SAMUELSONS REVEA
NR	101
TC	12
PU	OXFORD UNIV PRESS UNITED KINGDOM
PI	OXFORD
PA	WALTON ST JOURNALS DEPT, OXFORD, ENGLAND OX2 6DP
SN	0030-7653
J9	OXFORD ECON PAP-NEW SER
JI	Oxf. Econ. Pap.-New Ser.
PD	APR
PY	1991
VL	43
IS	2
BP	199
EP	216
PG	18
SC	Economics
GA	GD493
UT	ISI:A1991GD49300004
ER

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PT	J
AU	DOYLE, JP
TI	EXTRINSIC COGNOSCIBILITY, A 17TH-CENTURY SUPERTRANSCENDENTAL NOTION
SO	MODERN SCHOOLMAN
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	DOYLE, JP, ST LOUIS UNIV,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,ST LOUIS,MO 63103.
CR	ALEXANDER APHRO., TOP ALSTEDII JH, 1630, ENCY SEPTEM TOMIS DI AQUINAS T, SUMA THEOLOGIAE ARISTOTLE, METAPHYSICS BERNALDODEQUIRO.A, 1666, OPUS PHILOS COMPLECT BURGERSDIJK F, INSTITUTIONUM METAPH CARLETON TC, 1849, PHILOS U CARRERAS T, 1943, HIST FILOSOFIA ESPAN CENAL R, 1942, REV FILOSOFIA, V1 CHISHOLM RM, 1853, ENCYCL PHILOS, P263 CLAUBERG JB, ONTOSOPHIA DEARRIAGA R, 1669, DISPUTATIONES METAPH DEBACKER A, 1890, BIBLIOTHEQUE COMPAGN DELOSSADA L, 1720, CURSUS PHILOSOPHICI DEONA P, 1588, SUPER UNIVERSAM LOGI DIBON P, 1954, PHILOS NEERLANDAISE DOYLE JP, 1969, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V46, P224 DOYLE JP, 1988, MOD SCHOOLMAN, V66, P1 DUNS SCOTUS, QUODLIBETA ESCHWEILER K, 1928, PHILOS SPANISCHEN SP FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE FONSECAE SJ, 1615, METAPHYSICORUM ARIST, V2 GILSON E, 1952, BEING SOME PHILOS GOCIENIUS R, 1613, LEXICON PHILOS GOCLENIUS R, 1598, ISAGOGE PERIPATETICO GREGORY RIMINI, SUPER PRIMUM ET SECU GRUA G, 1953, JURISPRUDENCE UNIVER HEEREBOORD A, 1665, MELETEMATA PHILOS HERREROS JLF, 1981, CUADERNOS SALMANTINO, V8, P175 HURTADO P, 1617, DISPUTATIONES METAPH IRRIARTE J, 1948, RAZON FE, P229 IZQUIERDO CS, 1659, PHARUS SCIENTIARUM JACK G, 1616, PRIMAE PHILOS SIVE I KANT I, CRITIQUE PURE REASON KECKERMANN B, PRAECOGNITA PHILOS KECKERMANN DB, SYSTEMA SS THEOLOGIA LEWALTER E, 1935, SPANISCHEJESUITISCHE LOSSADA LJ, METAPHYSICA MEINONG A, STELUNG GEGENSTANDST MEINONG A, 1904, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE MOODY E, 1953, MEDIAEVAL LOGIC OWENS J, 1978, DOCTRINE BEING ARIST PAULUS J, 1938, HENRI GAND ESSAI TEN PEYANDO I, 1671, DISPUTATIONES UNIVER PEYBNAPEYNADO J, LOGICA PLOTINUS, ENNEADS POHLENZ M, 1970, STOA POINSOT L, TRACTATUS DE SIGNIS REALE G, 1980, CONCEPT FIRST PHILOS REEB G, 1629, THESAURUS PHILOS DIS RISSE W, 1964, LOGIK NEUZEIT RITTER H, 1913, HIST PHILOS GRAECAE RUSSELL B, 1904, CRITICAL NOTICE UNTE RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13, P204 RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 SCHEIBLER C, 1617, OPUS METAPHYSICUM SEXTUS EMPIRICU., ADVERSUS MATHEMATICO SIMON JJY, 1955, MATERIAL LOGIC J STT STAHL D, 1672, REGULAE PHILOS SUB T STIER J, 1647, PRAECEPTA METAPHYSIC STRANGE SK, 1987, AUFSTIEG NIEDERGANG, V36, P959 SUAREZ F, DE DIVINA SUBSTANTIA SUAREZ F, DISPUTATIONES METAPH SUAREZ F, 1983, ESSENCE FINITE BEING TIMPLER C, METAPHYSICAE SYSTEMA TONELLI G, 1972, ENCYCL PHILOS, P121 ULLOA JB, 1711, LOGICA MINOR ULLOA JD, 1712, LOGICA MAJOR WELLS NJ, 1981, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V63, P104 WIETROWSKI M, 1669, CURSUS PHILOS WIETROWSKI M, 1697, PHILOS DISPUTATA QUA WUNDT M, 1939, DTSCH SCHULMETRAPHYS ZIMMERMANN A, 1965, ONTOLOGIE METAPHYSIK
NR	73
TC	12
PU	ST LOUIS UNIV
PI	ST LOUIS
PA	221 NORTH GRAND BLVD, ST LOUIS, MO 63103-2097
SN	0026-8402
J9	MOD SCHOOLMAN
JI	Mod. Schoolman
PD	NOV
PY	1990
VL	68
IS	1
BP	57
EP	80
PG	24
SC	Philosophy
GA	EN507
UT	ISI:A1990EN50700004
ER

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PT	J
AU	RESCHER, N
TI	BELIEF-CONTRAVENING SUPPOSITIONS
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	1954, F STATISTICS, P59 BRADLEY FH, 1883, LOGIC, V1, P85 CHISHOLM RM, 1955, ANALYSIS, V15, P102 MEINONG A, 1910, UEBER ANNAHMEN, P109 RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13, P343 RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13, P522
NR	6
TC	12
PU	CORNELL UNIV SAGE SCHOOL PHILOSOPHY
PI	ITHACA
PA	PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW 220 GOLDWIN SMITH HALL, ITHACA, NY 14853
SN	0031-8108
J9	PHIL REV
JI	Philos. Rev.
PY	1961
VL	70
IS	2
BP	176
EP	196
PG	21
SC	Philosophy
GA	CCQ49
UT	ISI:A1961CCQ4900002
ER

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PT	J
AU	Pratt, CC
TI	Some qualitative aspects of bitonal complexes
SO	AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	TONPSYCHOLOGIE, F127 1893, GRUNDRISS PSYCHOL, V239 1898, KONSONANZ DISSONANZ, V35 1898, KONSONANZ DISSONANZ, V44 1910, PHYSL PSYCHOL, FF124 BORING EG, 1920, PSYCHOL REV, V27, P449 BORING EG, 1920, PSYCHOL REV, V27, FF446 BORING EG, 1921, AM J PSYCHOL, V32, FF449 BORING, PSYCHOL REV, V27, P449 BORING, 1921, AM J PSYCHOL, V32, FF449 BUCH E, 1899, PHILOS STUD, V15, FF1 BUCH E, 1899, PHILOS STUD, V15, FF183 CORNELIUS, 1892, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, V16, FF404 DELASKI E, 1916, AM J PSYCHOL, V27, P569 FAIST A, 1897, Z PSYCHOL, V15, P109 FAIST A, 1897, Z PSYCHOL, V15, FF102 FERNBERGER SW, 1921, J EXP PSYCHOL, V3, FF63 FRIEDLANDER H, 1920, Z PSYCHOL, V83, FF129 FRIEDLINE CL, 1918, AM J PSYCHOL, V29, P400 GEORGE SS, 1917, AM J PSYCHOL, V28, FF1 KEMP W, 1913, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V29, P139 KRUEGER F, PSYCHOL STUD, V5, FF294 KRUEGER F, 1900, PHILOS STUD, V16, FF307 KRUEGER F, 1907, PSYCHOL STUD, V1, FF305 KRUEGER F, 1909, PSYCHOL STUD, V2, FF205 KRUEGER F, 1910, PSYCHOL STUD, V4, FF201 KULPE O, 1893, GRUNDRISS PSYCHOL, FF289 LIPPS T, 1898, Z PSYCHOL, V19, FF1 LIPPS T, 1909, LEITFADEN PSYCHOL, FF98 MEINONG A, 1897, Z PSYCHOL, V15, P191 MEINONG A, 1897, Z PSYCHOL, V15, P193 NATORP P, 1886, GOTTINGER GEL ANZ, FF145 NATORP P, 1891, GOTTINGER GEL ANZ, FF789 PEAR TH, 1911, BRIT J PSY, V4, FF56 SCHULZE R, 1898, PHILOS STUD, V14, P483 STUMPF C, 1890, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, P128 STUMPF C, 1890, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, F127 STUMPF, 1890, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, P135 TITCHENER EB, 1916, P AM PHILOS SOC, V55, P206 URBAN FM, 1913, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V30, P116 WUNDT, 1910, PHYS PSYCHOL, V121 YOKOYAMA M, 1921, AM J PSYCHOL, V32, FF357
NR	42
TC	12
PU	UNIV ILLINOIS PRESS
PI	CHAMPAIGN
PA	1325 S OAK ST, CHAMPAIGN, IL 61820 USA
SN	0002-9556
J9	AMER J PSYCHOL
JI	Am. J. Psychol.
PY	1921
VL	32
BP	490
EP	515
PG	26
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01XS
UT	ISI:000200129200033
ER

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PT	J
AU	Benussi, V
AF	Benussi, Vittorio
TI	Laws of inadequate Form Conception
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ARCH GES PSYCH, V2, P333 ARCH GES PSYCH, V7, P168 ARCH GES PSYCH, V7, P171 Z PSYCHOL, V67, P316 1902, Z PSYCH, V29 1905, ATT 5 C INT PSIC ROM 1906, Z PSYCH, V42 1907, Z PSYCH, V45 1909, Z PSYCH, V51 1910, ARCH GES PSYCH, V17, P91 1911, ARCH GES PSYCH, V20 1911, ARCH GES PSYCH, V20, P391 1912, ARCH GES PSYCH, V24 1912, ARCH GES PSYCH, V24, P31 1913, PSYCHOL ZEITAUFFASSU, P59 1913, PSYCHOL ZEITAUFFASSU, P60 AMESEDER R, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN BENUSSI V, Z PSYCH GESTALTERF, P383 GELB A, 1910, Z PSYCHOL, V58, P1 GIERINGS H, ARCH GES PSYCH, V6, P126 KOHLER W, 1913, Z PSYCHOL, V66, P5 LIEL W, 1904, UNT GEG PSYCH, V6 MEINONG A, 1899, Z PSYCH, V21 MEINONG A, 1904, UNT GEG PSYCH, V5 MEINONG, Z PSYCH, V21, P81 MULLER GE, EXPT ANAL ZEITVERGLE, V1, P375 WITASEK, 1897, Z PSYCH, V19 WITASEK, 1910, PSYCHOL RAUMWAHRNEHM, P317
NR	28
TC	12
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	MAY 29
PY	1914
VL	32
IS	3-4
BP	396
EP	419
PG	24
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98HI
UT	ISI:000206643800003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Rapaport, WJ Shapiro, SC Wiebe, JM
TI	Quasi-indexicals and knowledge reports
SO	COGNITIVE SCIENCE
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	BELIEF; LOGIC
AB	We present a computational analysis of de re, de dicto, and de se belief and knowledge reports. Our analysis solves a problem first observed by Hector-Neri Castaneda, namely, that the simple rule '(A knows that P) implies P' apparently does not hold if P contains a quasi-indexical. We present a single rule, in the context of a knowledge-representation and reasoning system, that holds for all P, including those containing quasi-indexicals. In so doing, we explore the difference between reasoning in a public communication language and in a knowledge-representation language, we demonstrate the importance of representing proper names explicitly, and we provide support for the necessity of considering sentences in the context of extended discourse (e.g., written narrative) in order to fully capture certain features of their semantics.
C1	NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV,LAS CRUCES,NM 88003.
RP	Rapaport, WJ, SUNY BUFFALO,DEPT COMP SCI,BUFFALO,NY 14260.
CR	ALMEIDA MJ, 1983, P 5 ANN C COGN SCI S ALMEIDA MJ, 1987, 8710 SUNY BUFF DEP C ALMEIDA MJ, 1995, DEIXIS NARRATIVE COG, P159 BALLIM A, 1991, ARTIFICIAL BELIEVERS BANFIELD A, 1982, UNSPEAKABLE SENTENCE BARWISE J, 1983, SITUATIONS ATTITUDES BRACHMAN RJ, 1985, READINGS KNOWLEDGE R, P169 BRUDER GA, 1986, 8620 SUNY BUFF DEP C CASTANEDA HN, 1966, RATIO, V8, P130 CASTANEDA HN, 1967, AM PHILOS Q, V4, P85 CASTANEDA HN, 1970, MIDWEST STUD PHILOS, V2, P165 CASTANEDA HN, 1972, CRITICA, V6, P43 CASTANEDA HN, 1989, THINKING LANGUAGE EX CHALUPSKY H, 1993, J EXP THEOR ARTIF IN, V5, P119 CHISHOLM RM, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 FLUDERNIK M, 1993, FICTIONS LANGUAGE LA FODOR JD, 1970, LINGUISTIC DESCRIPTI FRANCHERE R, 1964, HANNAH HERSELF GALBRAITH M, 1995, DEIXIS NARRATIVE COG, P19 GETTIER E, 1963, ANALYSIS, V23, P121 GROVE AJ, 1995, ARTIF INTELL, V74, P311 HAAS AR, 1993, COMPUTATIONAL LINGUI, V19, P637 HALPERN JY, 1986, P 1986 C MONT HAMBURGER K, 1973, LOGIC LIT HENDRIX GG, 1979, ASS NETWORKS REPRESE, P51 HINTIKKA J, 1962, KNOWLEDGE BELIEF HOBBS JR, 1985, P 23 ANN M ASS COMP, P61 ISRAEL D, 1989, J SYMBOLIC LOGIC, V54, P617 KAMP H, 1993, DISCOURSE LOGIC INTR KURODA SY, 1976, PRAGMATICS LANGUAGE, P107 LEHMANN FC, 1992, SEMANTIC NETWORKS AR, P243 LEHNERT WG, 1983, ARTIF INTELL, V20, P15 LESPERANCE Y, 1989, P 11 INT JOINT C ART, V2, P868 LESPERANCE Y, 1990, P 8 NAT C ART INT ME, P1030 LESPERANCE Y, 1995, ARTIF INTELL, V73, P69 LI N, 1991, THESIS SUNY BUFFALO LI N, 1995, DEIXIS NARRATIVE COG, P287 MAIDA AS, 1982, COGNITIVE SCI, V6, P291 MARTINS JP, 1988, ARTIF INTELL, V35, P25 MEINONG A, 1904, ALEXIUS MEINONG GESA, V2, P481 PLATO, 1961, COLLECTED DIALOGUES, P845 QUINE WV, 1956, WAYS PARADOX OTHER E, P185 RAPAPORT WJ, 1978, NOUS, V12, P153 RAPAPORT WJ, 1979, NOUS, V13, P125 RAPAPORT WJ, 1981, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V14, P1 RAPAPORT WJ, 1984, 10TH P INT C COMP LI, P65 RAPAPORT WJ, 1985, 23RD P ANN M ASS COM, P43 RAPAPORT WJ, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P61 RAPAPORT WJ, 1986, 8615 SUNY BUFF DEP C RAPAPORT WJ, 1986, COGNITIVE SCI, V10, P371 RAPAPORT WJ, 1988, ASPECTS ARTIFICIAL I, P81 RAPAPORT WJ, 1988, J SYMBOLIC LOGIC, V53, P660 RAPAPORT WJ, 1989, 8901 SUNY BUFF DEP C RAPAPORT WJ, 1989, 8907 SUNY BUFF DEP C RAPAPORT WJ, 1991, HDB METAPHYSICS ONTO, P516 RAPAPORT WJ, 1991, TOPOI-INT REV PHILOS, V10, P79 RAPAPORT WJ, 1992, ENCY ARTIFICIAL INTE, P98 RAPAPORT WJ, 1994, THINKING COMPUTERS V, P225 RAPAPORT WJ, 1995, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V9, P49 REBOUL A, 1992, LINGUA, V87, P169 ROBERTS LD, 1988, 8816 SUNY BUFF DEP C RUSSELL B, 1905, LOGIC KNOWLEDGE ESSA, P39 SEAGER W, 1990, J PHILOS LOGIC, V19, P407 SEGAL EM, 1995, DEIXIS NARRATIVE COG, P3 SELLS P, 1987, LINGUIST INQ, V18, P445 SHAPIRO C, 1979, P 17 ANN M ASS COMP, P25 SHAPIRO SC, 1975, AM J COMPUTATIONAL L, V33, P45 SHAPIRO SC, 1979, ASS NETWORKS REPRESE, P179 SHAPIRO SC, 1982, AM J COMPUTATIONAL L, V8, P12 SHAPIRO SC, 1987, KNOWLEDGE FRONTIER E, P262 SHAPIRO SC, 1990, FORMAL ASPECTS SEMAN, P136 SHAPIRO SC, 1990, LECTURE NOTES ARTIFI, V437, P1 SHAPIRO SC, 1991, PHILOS AI ESSAYS INT, P215 SHAPIRO SC, 1992, COMPUT MATH APPL, V23, P243 SHAPIRO SC, 1993, J EXP THEOR ARTIF IN, V5, P225 SHAPIRO SC, 1994, SNEPS 2 1 USERS MANU SHAPIRO SC, 1995, DEIXIS NARRATIVE COG, P79 SYATT R, 1989, 8913 SUNY BUFF DEP C TOMBERLIN JE, 1983, AGENT LANGUAGE STRUC TOMBERLIN JE, 1986, HN CASTANEDA VONECKARDT B, 1993, WHAT IS COGNITIVE SI WIEBE JM, 1986, P IEEE, V74, P1405 WIEBE JM, 1988, P 26 ANN M ASS COMP, P131 WIEBE JM, 1990, 9003 SUNY BUFF DEP C WIEBE JM, 1990, P 13 INT C COMP LING, V2, P401 WIEBE JM, 1991, NOUS, V25, P457 WIEBE JM, 1994, COMPUTATIONAL LINGUI, V20, P233 WIEBE JM, 1995, DEIXIS NARRATIVE COG, P263 WILKS Y, 1989, COMPUT ARTIF INTELL, V8, P493 WYATT R, 1990, LECT NOTES ARTIF INT, V437, P123 WYATT R, 1993, J EXP THEOR ARTIF IN, V5, P263
NR	91
TC	11
PU	ABLEX PUBL CORP
PI	GREENWICH
PA	55 OLD POST RD NO.2, PO BOX 5297, GREENWICH, CT 06831-0504
SN	0364-0213
J9	COGNITIVE SCI
JI	Cogn. Sci.
PD	JAN-MAR
PY	1997
VL	21
IS	1
BP	63
EP	107
PG	45
SC	Psychology, Experimental
GA	YD532
UT	ISI:A1997YD53200003
ER

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PT	J
AU	KREMER, M
TI	THE ARGUMENT OF ON 'DENOTING'
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	FREGE; SENSE
RP	KREMER, M, UNIV NOTRE DAME,NOTRE DAME,IN 46556.
CR	BELL D, 1990, MIND, V99, P267 BLACKBURN S, 1978, ANALYSIS, V8, P65 CURRY HB, 1942, J SYMBOLIC LOGIC, V7, P115 CURRY HB, 1958, COMBINATORY LOGIC CURRY HB, 1963, F MATH LOGIC DAU P, 1986, NOTRE DAME J FORM L, V27, P133 DUMMETT M, 1981, FREGE PHILOS LANGUAG DUMMETT M, 1981, INTERPRETATION FREGE EVANS G, 1981, MEANING UNDERSTANDIN FREGE G, 1979, POSTHUMOUS WRITINGS FREGE G, 1980, PHILOS MATH CORRES FREGE G, 1984, COLLECTED PAPERS MAT GEACH P, 1959, ANALYSIS, V19, P69 HYLTON P, 1990, RUSSELL IDEALISM EME JONES EEC, 1911, MIND, V20, P41 KINDINGER R, 1965, PHILOSOPHENBRIEFE WI KREMER M, 1992, NOUS, V26, P409 MCCARTY DC, 1991, SYNTHESE, V87, P51 MCDOWELL J, 1977, MIND, V86, P159 MCDOWELL J, 1986, FREGE TRADITION INFL MEINONG A, ESSAYS ANAL MOORE GE, 1922, PHILOS STUDIES PARSONS T, 1988, PHILOS ANAL PEARS D, 1990, DIALECTICA, V44, P165 RUSSELL B, DENOTING RUSSELL B, EXISTENTIAL IMPORT P RUSSELL B, LOGIC KNOWLEDGE RUSSELL B, MYSTICISM LOGIC RUSSELL B, PRINCIPLES MATH RUSSELL B, PROBLEMS PHILOS RUSSELL B, 1992, LOGICAL PHILOS PAPER SCHONFINKEL M, 1967, FREGE GODEL SEARLE J, 1958, ANALYSIS, V18, P143 SELDIN JP, 1980, HB CURRY ESSAYS COMB TURNAU P, 1991, RUSSELL, V11, P52
NR	35
TC	11
PU	CORNELL UNIV SAGE SCHOOL PHILOSOPHY
PI	ITHACA
PA	PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW 220 GOLDWIN SMITH HALL, ITHACA, NY 14853
SN	0031-8108
J9	PHIL REV
JI	Philos. Rev.
PD	APR
PY	1994
VL	103
IS	2
BP	249
EP	297
PG	49
SC	Philosophy
GA	PB625
UT	ISI:A1994PB62500002
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PT	J
AU	DELUCIA, PR LONGMIRE, SP KENNISH, J
TI	DIAMOND-WINGED VARIANTS OF THE MULLER-LYER FIGURE - A TEST OF VIRSU (1971) CENTROID THEORY
SO	PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	LATERAL INTRAPARIETAL AREA; SACCADE-RELATED ACTIVITY; ILLUSION MAGNITUDE; LENGTH; EXTENT; MUELLER
AB	Diamond-winged variants of the Muller-Lyer figure were used to test predictions of Virsu's (1971) theory of the Muller-Lyer illusion based on efferent readiness for eye movements toward the figure's center of gravity. A Muller-Lyer figure with diamond-shaped wings resulted in a greater center-of-gravity distance than the corresponding, conventional Muller-Lyer figure, but fin length and the rest of the figure remained constant; in Virsu's study, fin length and center-of-gravity distance covaried. Results were consistent with Virsu's data when we used the stimulus conditions that he reported. Results from a wider range of stimuli challenge Virsu's theory, and thus are consistent with the conclusions of Brigell, Uhlarik, and Goldhorn (1977).
RP	DELUCIA, PR, TEXAS TECH UNIV,DEPT PSYCHOL,LUBBOCK,TX 79409.
CR	ABRAMS RA, 1992, EYE MOVEMENTS VISUAL, P66 BARASH S, 1991, J NEUROPHYSIOL, V66, P1095 BARASH S, 1991, J NEUROPHYSIOL, V66, P1109 BRIGELL M, 1977, J EXPT PSYCHOL HUMAN, V3, P105 BRIGELL M, 1979, PERCEPTION, V8, P187 COREN S, 1972, PERCEPT MOTOR SKILL, V34, P499 COREN S, 1978, SEEING IS DECEIVING COREN S, 1983, PERCEPTION, V12, P49 COREN S, 1986, PSYCHOL REV, V93, P391 DAY RH, 1981, PERCEPTION, V10, P126 DAY RH, 1988, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V44, P205 DELUCIA P, 1985, P E PSYCH ASS, V56, P38 DELUCIA PR, 1991, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V50, P547 DELUCIA PR, 1993, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V53, P498 EVANS CR, 1966, BRIT J PHYSL OPTICS, V23, P242 FESTINGER L, 1967, J EXPT PSYCHOL MONOG, V74 FESTINGER L, 1968, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V3, P376 FINDLAY JM, 1981, EYE MOVEMENTS COGNIT, P171 FINDLAY JM, 1992, EYE MOVEMENTS VISUAL, P8 FISCHER B, 1992, EYE MOVEMENTS VISUAL, P31 GNADT JW, 1988, EXP BRAIN RES, V70, P216 HOCHBERG J, 1968, CONT THEORY RES VISU, P309 JORDAN K, 1987, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V41, P435 KAUFMAN L, 1969, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V5, P85 KLEIN RM, 1992, EYE MOVEMENTS VISUAL, P46 LEWIS EO, 1908, BRIT J PSYCHOL 3, V2, P294 MCCLELLAN PG, 1984, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V36, P234 OVER R, 1966, AM J PSYCHOL, V79, P590 PORTER A, 1969, CYBERNETICS SIMPLIFI PROFFITT DR, 1980, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V28, P484 PROFFITT DR, 1983, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V33, P63 RICHARDS W, 1969, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V5, P81 ROBINSON JO, 1972, PSYCHOL VISUAL ILLUS SCHIANO DJ, 1986, PERCEPT MOTOR SKILL, V63, P1151 SCHIANO DJ, 1990, PERCEPTION, V19, P307 SCHUMANN F, 1900, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V24, P1 TOATES FM, 1980, ANIMAL BEHAVIOR SYST VIRSU V, 1971, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V9, P65 VONMETZGER W, 1970, PSYCHOL BEITR, V3, P329 WILSON AE, 1988, PERCEPT MOTOR SKILL, V66, P195 WINER BJ, 1991, STATISTICAL PRINCIPL WORRALL N, 1974, Q J EXPT PSYCHOL, V26, P342
NR	42
TC	11
PU	PSYCHONOMIC SOC INC
PI	AUSTIN
PA	1710 FORTVIEW RD, AUSTIN, TX 78704
SN	0031-5117
J9	PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS
JI	Percept. Psychophys.
PD	MAR
PY	1994
VL	55
IS	3
BP	287
EP	295
PG	9
SC	Psychology; Psychology, Experimental
GA	NP842
UT	ISI:A1994NP84200005
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PT	J
AU	Larson, DL
AF	Larson, Delia Louise
TI	AN EXPERIMENTAL CRITIQUE OF THE SEASHORE CONSONANCE TEST
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	BUCH E, 1900, PHILOS STUD, V15, P268 FAIST A, 1897, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V15, P102 GARRETT HE, 1926, STAT PSYCHOL ED GAW EA, 1918, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V25, P134 GAW EA, 1922, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V31, P128 GAW EA, 1925, INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENC HEINLEIN CP, 1925, J EXP PSYCHOL, V8, P408 HELMHOLTZ HLF, 1912, SENSATIONS TONE KRUEGER F, 1910, PSYCHOL STUD, V5, P294 KULPE O, 1895, OUTLINES PSYCHOL LIPPS T, 1899, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL, V19, P1 MALMBERG CF, 1918, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V25, P93 MEINONG A, 1897, Z PSYCHOL, V15, P189 MEYER M, 1898, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL, V17, P401 MEYER M, 1903, AM J PSYCHOL, V14, P207 MOORE HT, 1911, PSYCH MON, V73, P68 MUNSTERBERG H, 1914, PSYCHOL GEN APPL MYERS CS, 1905, BRIT J PSYCHOL, V1, P315 MYERS CS, 1911, TXB EXPT PSYCHOL MYERS CS, 1914, BRIT J PSYCHOL 1, V7, P68 OGDEN RM, 1909, PSYCHOL BULL, V6, P297 OGDEN RM, 1924, HEARING, P120 PEAR TH, 1911, BRIT J PSYCHOL 1, V4, P56 PETERSON J, 1925, PSYCHOL REV, V32, P17 PETERSON J, 1926, ANN M DIV ANTHR PSYC PREYER W, 1879, AKUSTISCHE UNTERSUCH, P44 RUGG HO, 1917, STAT METHODS APPL ED, P219 SEASHORE CE, 1910, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V13, P41 SEASHORE CE, 1919, MANUAL INSTRUCTIONS SEASHORE CE, 1919, PSYCHOL MUSICAL TALE STANTON HM, 1925, PSYCHOL TESTS MUSICA STUMPF C, 1883, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V1, P427 STUMPF C, 1890, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V2, P582 STUMPF C, 1898, BEITRAGE MUSIKVISS, V1, P91 STUMPF C, 1911, Z PSYCHOL, V58, P321 TITCHENER EB, 1901, EXPT PSYCHOL VALENTINE CW, 1914, BRIT J PSYCHOL 1, V7, P118 WATTS HJ, 1917, PSYCHOL SOUND, P53 WEAVER AT, 1924, J APPL PSYCHOL, V8, P170 WUNDT W, 1910, GRUNDZUGE PHYSL PSYC, V2
NR	40
TC	11
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0096-9753
J9	PSYCHOL MONOGRAPHS
JI	Psychol. Monogr.
PY	1928
VL	38
IS	4
BP	49
EP	81
PG	33
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V00HU
UT	ISI:000206780200003
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PT	J
AU	Spearman, C
AF	Spearman, C.
TI	THE NEW PSYCHOLOGY OF 'SHAPE'
SO	BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL SECTION
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	ACH N, 1921, BEGRIFFSBILDUNG AMESEDER R, 1904, UNERS GEGENSTANDSTHE BECHER G, 1911, GEHIRN SEELE BECHER G, 1921, Z PSYCHOL, V87 BENUSSI V, 1914, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V32 BUHLER K, 1913, GESTALTWAHRNEHMUNGEN CORNELIUS H, 1900, Z PSYCHOL, V22 EBBINGHAUS H, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL, P432 EHRENFELS, 1890, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, V14 FUCHS W, 1921, Z PSYCHOL, V86 FUCHS W, 1923, Z PSYCHOL, V92 GELB A, 1910, Z PSYCHOL, V58 GNEISSE K, 1922, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V42 GOLDSTEIN, 1918, Z GES NEUROLOGIE PS HOFLER A, 1897, PSYCHOLOGIE, P152 HUSSERL E, 1900, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN IPSEN G, 1923, BER 8 K PSYCH JAENSCH E, 1909, Z PSYCHOL, V4 JAENSCH E, 1911, Z PSYCHOL, V6 KATZ D, 1911, Z PSYCHOL, V7 KATZ D, 1924, Z PSYCHOL, V45 KIRSCHMANN A, 1921, HDB BIOL ARBEITSMETH KLEMM O, 1921, HDB BIOL ARBEITSMETH KOFFKA K, 1915, Z PSYCHOL, V73 KOFFKA K, 1922, PSYCH B, V19 KOFFKA K, 1923, 7 INT C PSYCH KOHLER W, 1915, ANTHROPOIDENSTATION, R2 KOHLER W, 1920, PHYS GESTALTEN RUHE KOHLER W, 1923, 7 INT C PSYCH KORTE W, 1923, Z PSYCHOL, V43 KREIBIG J, 1909, INTELLEKTUELLEN FUNK KRUEGER F, 1904, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V2 KRUEGER F, 1905, WUNDTS PSYCHOL STUDI, V1 KRUEGER F, 1906, WUNDTS PSYCHOL STUDI, V2 KRUEGER F, 1909, WUNDTS PSYCHOLS TUDI, V4 KRUEGER F, 1910, WUNDTS PSYCHOL STUDI, V5 KRUEGER F, 1914, ARBEITEN ENTWICKELUN KRUEGER F, 1923, BER 8 K PSYCH LINDEMANN E, 1922, PSYCHOL FORSCHUNG, V2 LINKE P, 1918, GRUNDFRAGEN WAHRNEHM LIPPMANN O, 1923, ARCH PSYCH, V44 LIPPS T, 1900, Z PSYCHOL, V22 LIPPS T, 1902, EINHEITEN RELATIONEN LOHNERT K, 1913, WUNDTS PSYCHOL STUDI, V9 MALLY E, ARCH SYST PHILOS, V6 MARTY A, 1908, UNTERS GR ALLG GRAMM MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL, V2 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL, V21 MULLER GE, 1923, KOMPLEXTHEORIE GESTA POPPELREUTER W, 1914, PSYCHISCHEN SCHADIGU RANULF S, 1914, GYLDENDALSKE BOGHEND RUBIN E, 1921, VISUELL WAHRGENOMMEN SANDER F, 1923, BER 8 K PSYCH SANDER F, 1924, ARBEITSBEWEGUNGEN SCHULTZE F, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V8, P357 SCHUMANN F, 1900, Z PSYCHOL, V24 SEIFERT F, 1917, Z PSYCHOL, V78 SELZ O, 1913, GESETZE GEORDNETEN SPEARMAN C, 1923, NATURE INTELLIGENCE STUMPF C, 1906, ABHAND KGL PREUSS AK VOLKELT H, 1912, VORSTELLUNGEN TIERE VOLKELT H, 1922, VOLKERPSYCHOLOGIE WU VOLKELT H, 1924, PRIMITIVEN KOMPLEXQU VONKRIES J, 1898, MAT GRUNDLAGEN BEWUS WERNER H, 1919, ARBEITEN ENTWICKLUNG WERTHEIMER W, 1912, Z PSYCHOL, V61 WERTHEIMER W, 1921, PSYCHOL FORSCHUNG, V1 WERTHEIMER W, 1923, PSYCHOL FORSCHUNG, V4 WESTPHAL E, 1911, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V21 WIRTH W, 1902, PHILOS STUDIEN, V2, P502 WITASEK S, Z PSYCHOL, V14 WITASEK S, 1908, GRUNDLINIEN PSYCHOL WUNDT W, 1911, PHYSL PSYCHOL
NR	73
TC	11
PU	CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
PI	NEW YORK
PA	32 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, NY 10013-2473 USA
SN	0373-2460
J9	BR J PSYCHOL-GEN SECT
JI	Br. J. Psychol. -Gen. Sect.
PD	JAN
PY	1925
VL	15
PN	Part 3
BP	211
EP	225
PG	15
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V67DB
UT	ISI:000204537100001
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PT	J
AU	Bullough, E
AF	Bullough, Edward
TI	RECENT WORK IN EXPERIMENTAL AESTHETICS
SO	BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL SECTION
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	PSYCHOL REV, V13, P82 1905, PSYCHOL REV, V12 BINET A, 1903, ETUDE EXPT INTELLIGE BROWN B, 1902, FINE ARTS, P212 BUHLER, 1913, GESTALTWAHRNEHMUNG, P176 CALKINS MW, PSYCHOL REV, V7, P586 DESSOIR M, 1904, ARCH SYST PHILOS, V10, P20 ETTLINGER M, 1900, Z PSYCHOL, V22, P161 FINNBOGASON G, 1913, INTELLIGENCE SYMPATH GEIGER M, 1913, BER ERST K AESTH BER, P191 JUDD CH, PSYCHOL REV MONOGR S, V7, P1 JUDD CH, YALE PSYCHOL STUD, V1, P1 KATZ D, 1913, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V65, P161 KOFFKA K, Z PHYSL SINNESORG, V52, P1 KULPE O, 1903, AM J PSYCHOL, V14, P215 KULPE, 1893, GRUNDRISS PSYCHOL LEE V, 1904, CONT REV LIPPS T, 1897, RAUMAESTHETIK GEOMET LIPPS T, 1903, AESTHETIK, V1, P10 MARTIN L, PSYCHOL REV, V13, P142 MCDOUGALL R, 1903, HARVARD PSYCHOL STUD, V1 MEINONG A, 1902, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V2 MEUMANN E, PHILOS STUD, V10, P249 MULLER F, 1912, AESTHETISCHES AUSSER SEGAL J, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V7, P53 STETSON RH, 1903, HARVARD PSYCHOL STUD, V1 STRATTON CM, PHILOS STUD, V20, P336 STRATTON, PSYCHOL REV, V13, P94 UTITZ, 1908, GRUNDZUGE AESTHETISC VONKARPINSKA L, Z PSYCHOL, V57, P1 WITASEK S, 1904, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V25
NR	31
TC	11
PU	CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
PI	NEW YORK
PA	32 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, NY 10013-2473 USA
SN	0373-2460
J9	BR J PSYCHOL-GEN SECT
JI	Br. J. Psychol. -Gen. Sect.
PD	JUN
PY	1921
VL	12
PN	Part 1
BP	76
EP	99
PG	24
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V67CL
UT	ISI:000204535500005
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PT	J
AU	Rapaport, WJ
TI	Holism, conceptual-role semantics, and syntactic semantics
SO	MINDS AND MACHINES
LA	English
DT	Review
ID	KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION; BELIEF REVISION; SCIENCE; FICTION; FAMILY
AB	This essay continues my investigation of 'syntactic semantics': the theory that, pace Searle's Chinese-Room Argument, syntax does suffice for semantics (in particular, for the semantics needed for a computational cognitive theory of natural-language understanding). Here, I argue that syntactic semantics (which is internal and first-person) is what has been called a conceptual-role semantics: The meaning of any expression is the role that it plays in the complete system of expressions. Such a 'narrow', conceptual-role semantics is the appropriate sort of semantics to account (from an 'internal', or first-person perspective) for how a cognitive agent understands language. Some have argued for the primacy of external, or 'wide', semantics, while others have argued for a two-factor analysis. But, although two factors can be specified--one internal and first-person, the other only specifiable in an external, third-person way--only the internal, first-person one is needed for understanding how someone understands. A truth-conditional semantics can still be provided, but only from a third-person perspective.
C1	SUNY Buffalo, Dept Comp Sci & Engn, Buffalo, NY 14260 USA. SUNY Buffalo, Dept Philosophy, Buffalo, NY 14260 USA. SUNY Buffalo, Ctr Cognit Sci, Buffalo, NY 14260 USA.
EM	rapaport@cse.buffalo.edu
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PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	VAN GODEWIJCKSTRAAT 30, 3311 GZ DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0924-6495
J9	MIND MACH
JI	Minds Mach.
PD	FEB
PY	2002
VL	12
IS	1
BP	3
EP	59
PG	57
SC	Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence
GA	510LT
UT	ISI:000173210100001
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PT	J
AU	ZALTA, EN
TI	25 BASIC THEOREMS IN SITUATION AND WORLD THEORY
SO	JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL LOGIC
LA	English
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ID	MODAL LOGIC; ACTUALISM
RP	ZALTA, EN, STANFORD UNIV,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,STANFORD,CA 94305.
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TC	9
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0022-3611
J9	J PHIL LOGIC
JI	J. Philos. Log.
PD	AUG
PY	1993
VL	22
IS	4
BP	385
EP	428
PG	44
SC	Philosophy
GA	LG336
UT	ISI:A1993LG33600002
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AU	SINN, HW
TI	PSYCHOPHYSICAL LAWS IN RISK THEORY
SO	JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
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NR	66
TC	9
PU	ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
PI	AMSTERDAM
PA	PO BOX 211, 1000 AE AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-4870
J9	J ECON PSYCH
JI	J. Econ. Psychol.
PY	1985
VL	6
IS	2
BP	185
EP	206
PG	22
SC	Economics; Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	ALQ22
UT	ISI:A1985ALQ2200005
ER

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PT	J
AU	SMITH, B MULLIGAN, K
TI	FRAMEWORK FOR FORMAL ONTOLOGY + PROPOSITIONAL PICTURES AND A 2-DIMENSIONAL FORMAL LANGUAGE FOR RELATIONS AMONG OBJECTS, PIECES, AND MOMENTS
SO	TOPOI-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
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TC	9
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-7411
J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PY	1983
VL	2
IS	1
BP	73
EP	85
PG	13
SC	Philosophy
GA	RA105
UT	ISI:A1983RA10500005
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AU	FRASER, CO
TI	MEASUREMENT IN PSYCHOLOGY
SO	BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
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TC	9
PU	BRITISH PSYCHOLOGICAL SOC
PI	LEICESTER
PA	ST ANDREWS HOUSE, 48 PRINCESS RD EAST, LEICESTER, LEICS, ENGLAND LE1 7DR
SN	0007-1269
J9	BRIT J PSYCHOL
JI	Br. J. Psychol.
PY	1980
VL	71
IS	FEB
BP	23
EP	34
PG	12
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	JG968
UT	ISI:A1980JG96800003
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AU	Schubert, G
TI	Studies on the listing motion law of the eye. I. Announcement. I. Concerning the general kinematics of Listing's motion law.
SO	PFLUGERS ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PHYSIOLOGIE DES MENSCHEN UND DER TIERE
LA	German
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PU	SPRINGER
PI	NEW YORK
PA	233 SPRING STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10013 USA
J9	PFL ARCH GESAM PHYS MEN TIERE
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BP	637
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AU	PARSONS, T
TI	NUCLEAR AND EXTRA-NUCLEAR PROPERTIES, MEINONG, AND LEIBNITZ
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C1	UNIV MASSACHUSETTS,AMHERST,MA 01002.
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TC	8
PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS
PI	CAMBRIDGE
PA	350 MAIN STREET, STE 6, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02148-5023
SN	0029-4624
J9	NOUS
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PY	1978
VL	12
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BP	137
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PG	15
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AU	Pear, TH
AF	Pear, T. H.
TI	THE EXPERIMENTAL EXAMINATION OF SOME DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR CHORD
SO	BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
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AU	Gallagher, S
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DT	Proceedings Paper
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HO	Concordia Univ
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AU	Graewe, H
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NR	444
TC	7
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	MAY
PY	1936
VL	96
IS	1-2
BP	103
EP	N1
PG	119
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01UM
UT	ISI:000206880500005
ER

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PT	J
AU	Gurwitsch, A
AF	Gurwitsch, A.
TI	Phenomenology of Subject matter and pure Ego
SO	PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	EBENSO TONPSYCHOLOGI, V2, P9 PSYCHOL, V21, P52 PSYCHOLOGIE, P539 TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V1, P71 TRANSZENDENTALE SYST, P89 VJSCHR WISS PHILOS, V14, P262 BENUSSI V, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V32, P399 BENUSSI, GESETZE INADAQUATEN BENUSSI, GESETZE INADAQUATEN, P400 BENUSSI, PSYCHOL GESTALTERFAS BENUSSI, PSYCHOL GESTALTERFAS, P382 BERGSON H, 1903, REV METAPHYS MORALE, V11, P5 BERGSON, ESSAY DONNEES IMMEDI, CH2 BERGSON, INTRO METAPHYSIQUE, P4 CORNELIUS, PSYCHOL ERFAHRUNGSWI, P128 CORNELIUS, TRANSZENDENTALE SYST, P116 CORNELIUS, TRANSZENDENTALE SYST, P205 EHRENFELS, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P262 EHRENFELS, GESTALTSQUALITATEN, P258 FROBES I, LEHRBUCH EXPT PSYCHO, V2, P72 FUCHS W, PSYCHOL FORSCHUNG, V6, P191 GELB A, Z PSYCHOL, V58 HUSSERL, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V2, P376 HUSSERL, PHILOS ARITHMETIK, P227 HUSSERL, PHILOS ARITHMETIK, CH11 HUSSERL, PSYCHOL STUDIEN ELEM, P163 HUSSERL, PSYCHOL STUDIEN ELEM, V30 JAMES W, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL, V1, P425 JAMES, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL, V1, P405 KANT, KRITIK REINEN VERNUN, P108 KANT, KRITIK REINEN VERNUN, P132 KANT, PROLEGOMENA KANT, SYNTHESIS APPREHENSI, P77 KOFFKA K, PSYCHOLOGIE, P558 KOFFKA, ANAL VORSTELLUNGEN I, P9 KOFFKA, PSYCHOLOGIE, P531 KOFFKA, PSYCHOLOGIE, P533 KOFFKA, PSYCHOLOGIE, P548 KOFFKA, PSYCHOLOGIE, P551 KOFFKA, PSYCHOLOGIE, P558 KOFFKA, PSYCHOLOGIE, P576 KOFFKA, PSYCHOLOGIE, V3, P3 KOFFKA, PSYCHOLOGIE, V3, P8 KOFFKAS, PSYCHOLOGIE, P552 KOHLER W, INTELLIGENZPRUFUNGEN, V1, P43 KOHLER W, 1913, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V66, P51 KOHLER, INTELLIGENZPRUFUNGEN, V1, P173 LIPPS, LEITFADEN PSYCHOL, P59 LIPPS, LEITFADEN PSYCHOL, P60 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL, V21 NATORP P, ALLGEMEINE PSYCHOL K, P27 NATORP, ALLGEMEINE PSYCHOL N PFANDER A, EINFUHRUNG PSYCHOL, V2, P3 PFANDER, EINFUHRUNG PSYCHOL, P362 PFANDERS, EINFUHRUNG PSYCHOL, V2, P2 RIBOT T, PSYCHOL ATTENTION, P6 RIBOT, PSYCHOL ATTENTION, P6 RUBIN, VISUELL WAHRGENOMMEN, P36 SCHUMANN F, Z PSYCHOL, V17, P107 STUMPF, EINTEILUNG WISSENSCH, P28 STUMPF, ERSCHEINUNGEN PSYCHI, P15 STUMPF, ERSCHEINUNGEN PSYCHI, P17 STUMPF, ERSCHEINUNGEN PSYCHI, P29 STUMPF, PSYCHOL URSPRUNG RAU STUMPF, PSYCHOL URSPRUNG RAU, P109 STUMPF, PSYCHOL URSPRUNG RAU, P112 STUMPF, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V1, P106 STUMPF, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V2, P278 STUMPF, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V2, P64 STUMPF, Z PSYCHOL, V44, P4 STUMPFS, PSYCHOL URSPRUNG RAU, P109 TWARDOWSKI K, LEHRE INHALT GEGENST VONEHRENFELS C, VIERTELJAHRSSCHRIFT, V14, P252 WERTHEIMER M, PSYCHOL FORSCHG, V1, P48 WERTHEIMER M, SCHLUSSPROZESSE PROD WERTHEIMER M, UNTERSUCHUNGEN LEHRE, V1, P52 WERTHEIMER, GESTALTTHEORIE, V1, P43 WERTHEIMER, GESTALTTHEORIE, V1, P44 WERTHEIMER, UNTERS LEHRE GESTALT, V2, P315 WERTHEIMER, UNTERS LEHRE GESTALT, V2, P324 WERTHEIMER, UNTERSUCHUNGEN LEHRE, V1, P52 WERTHEIMER, UNTERSUCHUNGEN LEHRE, V2, P308 WERTHEIMER, UNTERSUCHUNGEN LEHRE, V2, P331 WERTHEIMER, UNTERSUCHUNGEN LEHRE, V2, P350 WERTHEIMER, UNTERSUCHUNGEN LEHRE, V4, P329
NR	85
TC	7
PU	SPRINGER
PI	NEW YORK
PA	233 SPRING ST, NEW YORK, NY 10013 USA
J9	PSYCHOL FORSCH
JI	Psychol. Forsch.
PY	1929
VL	12
BP	279
EP	381
PG	103
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98YV
UT	ISI:000206689300007
ER

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PT	J
AU	Krueger, F
AF	Krueger, Felix
TI	Difference Tones and Consonance
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Review
CR	BUCH E, 1899, WUNDT PHILOS STUDIEN, V15 CORNELIUS H, 1899, Z PSYCH, V22 EWALD K, 1899, PFLUGER ARCH GES PHY, V76 FAIST A, 1897, Z PSYCH, V15 FILLMORE JC, 1901, BEITR AKUSTIK MUSIKW HELMHOLTZ H, 1896, LEHRE TONEMPFINDUNGE HENSON V, 1880, HERMANNS HDB PHYSL, V3, P2 HENSON V, 1902, ERGEBNISSE PHYSL, V1 HOHENEMSER R, 1901, Z PSYCH, V26 KRUEGER F, 1900, WUNDT PHILOS STUDIEN, V16 KRUEGER F, 1901, 4 C INT PSYCH PAR 19 KRUEGER F, 1901, SITZBER PHYSL VEREIN KRUEGER F, 1901, WUNDT PHILOS STUDIEN, V17 KRUEGER F, 1901, Z PSYCH, V27 KULPE O, 1893, Z PSYCH, V5 LINDIG F, 1902, THESIS LIPPS T, TONPSYCHOLOGIER, V2 LIPPS T, 1883, GRUNDTATSACHEN SEELE LIPPS T, 1885, PSYCHOL STUDIEN LIPPS T, 1892, PHILOS MONATSHEFTE, V28 LIPPS T, 1899, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SIAN, V19 LIPPS T, 1900, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SIAN, V22 LIPPS T, 1901, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SIAN, V27 MACH E, 1892, GESCH AKUSTIK MACH E, 1897, POPUL WISSENSCH VORL MEINONG A, 1897, Z PSYCH, V15 MEYER M, 1897, Z PSYCH, V13 MEYER M, 1899, PFLUGER ARCH GES PHY, V78 MEYER M, 1901, CONTRIB PSYCHOL, V1, P1 NATORP R, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V2 NATORP R, 1891, GOTTINGGEL ANZ, V2 POLAK AJ, 1900, ZEITEINHEIT BEZUG KO PREYER W, 1878, SITZBER JENATSCH GES PREYER W, 1879, SAMML PHYSL ABHANDL, V2, P4 SCHAEFER KL, 1901, PFLUGER ARCH GES PHY, V85 SCHAEFER KL, 1901, PFLUGER ARCH GES PHY, V88 STUMPF C, 1883, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V1 STUMPF C, 1886, VIERTELJAHRSCHR MUSI, V2 STUMPF C, 1890, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V2 STUMPF C, 1892, VIERTELJAHRSCHR MUSI, V8 STUMPF C, 1898, BEITR AKASTIK MUSIKW STUMPF C, 1898, Z PSYCH, V17 STUMPF C, 1901, BEITR AKUSTIK MUSIKW STUMPF C, 1901, Z PSYCH, V27 STUMPF C, 1902, THESIS WUNDT W, 1893, GRUNDZITGE PHYSL PSY WUNDT W, 1902, GRANDZUGE, V2
NR	47
TC	7
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	MAY 15
PY	1903
VL	1
IS	2-3
BP	205
EP	275
PG	71
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V97ZU
UT	ISI:000206624200002
ER

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PT	J
AU	EHRENSTEIN, WH HAMADA, J
TI	STRUCTURAL FACTORS OF SIZE CONTRAST IN THE EBBINGHAUS ILLUSION
SO	JAPANESE PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	SIZE CONTRAST; VISUAL INDUCTION; STRUCTURAL FACTORS; EBBINGHAUS ILLUSION
AB	Size contrast was studied in the Ebbinghaus illusion with inducing circles (ICs) that were either larger or smaller than the central test circle (TC). Four ICs formed either squares or diamonds; or in a mixed-size condition four large ICs alternated with four small ICs. Figures were presented on printed cards and studied as a function of IC-TC distance, or displayed on a computer screen at various angles of orientation. A separate circle, presented left or right of an Ebbinghaus figure and varying in size, served for simultaneous comparision. A general overestimation was found for figures presented right from the comparison circle. Size contrast diminished with increasing IC-TC distance for small ICs, but increased for large ICs. Square arrays had stronger inducing effects than diamonds with small ICs, but weaker with large ICs; the mixed-size condition resulted in a small underestimation. Furthermore, size contrast depended systematically on the angle of IC-array orientation. The Ebbinghaus illusion thus obeys structural factors in a rather peculiar way, suggesting the necessity of a compound model of size contrast.
C1	UNIV TOKUSHIMA,FAC INTEGRATED ARTS & SCI,TOKUSHIMA,JAPAN.
RP	EHRENSTEIN, WH, INST ARBEITSPHYSIOL,ARDEYSTR 67,D-44139 DORTMUND,GERMANY.
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PU	BLACKWELL PUBL LTD
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PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PY	1985
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EP	350
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AU	ROUTLEY, R
TI	ON WHAT THERE IS NOT + NONEISM
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
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PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PY	1982
VL	43
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PG	27
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AU	LAMBERT, K
TI	IMPOSSIBLE OBJECTS
SO	INQUIRY-AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	UNIV CALIF,IRVINE,CA 92664.
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PU	SCANDINAVIAN UNIVERSITY PRESS
PI	OSLO
PA	PO BOX 2959 TOYEN, JOURNAL DIVISION CUSTOMER SERVICE, N-0608 OSLO, NORWAY
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J9	INQUIRY-INTERDISCIPL J PHILOS
JI	Inquiry-Interdiscip. J. Philos.
PY	1974
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AU	ERKE, H
TI	SIZE CHANGES OF OPTICALLY PERCEIVED FIGURES DURING PERIOD OF INSPECTION
SO	PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG
LA	English
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C1	UNIV MUNSTER,INST PSYCH,MUNSTER,FED REP GER.
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PU	SPRINGER VERLAG
PI	NEW YORK
PA	175 FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK, NY 10010
J9	PSYCHOL FORSCH
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BP	63
EP	63
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SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
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AU	Titchener, EB
TI	Functional psychology and the psychology of act II
SO	AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Review
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NR	369
TC	6
PU	UNIV ILLINOIS PRESS
PI	CHAMPAIGN
PA	1325 S OAK ST, CHAMPAIGN, IL 61820 USA
SN	0002-9556
J9	AMER J PSYCHOL
JI	Am. J. Psychol.
PY	1922
VL	33
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SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01XT
UT	ISI:000200129300003
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PT	J
AU	Fisher, SC
AF	Fisher, Sara Carolyn
TI	I. INTRODUCTION
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS
LA	English
DT	Article
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NR	94
TC	6
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0096-9753
J9	PSYCHOL MONOGRAPHS
JI	Psychol. Monogr.
PD	APR
PY	1916
VL	21
IS	2
BP	1
EP	213
PG	213
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V95PH
UT	ISI:000206461700001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Benussi, V
AF	Benussi, Vittorio
TI	For the experimental analysis of the time comparison
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	Z PSYCH, V30, P241 Z PSYCH, V41 Z PSYCH, V42, P449 Z PSYCHOL, V17, P253 1907, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS, P28 AUSSERDEM, Z PSYCH, V42, P302 AUSSERDEM, Z PSYCH, V42, P414 KATZ, Z PSYCH, V42, P325 MEINONG A, Z PSYCH, V42, P22 MEINONG A, Z PSYCH, V45, P188 MEINONG A, Z PSYCH, V45, P215 MEUMANN, PHILOS STUD, V12, P128 MEUMANN, PHILOS STUD, V8, P456 MEUMANN, PHILOS STUD, V9, P266 MULLER GE, GESICHTSPUNKTE TATSA, P113 SCHUMANN, Z PSYCH, V23, P1
NR	16
TC	6
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	JUL 30
PY	1907
VL	9
IS	4
BP	366
EP	449
PG	84
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98CQ
UT	ISI:000206631600002
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PT	J
AU	Shafer, G Vovk, V
TI	The sources of Kolmogorov's Grundbegriffe
SO	STATISTICAL SCIENCE
LA	English
DT	Review
DE	axioms for probability; Borel; classical probability; Cournot's principle; frequentism; Grundbegriffe der Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung; history of probability; Kolmogorov; measure theory
ID	PROBABILITY-CALCULATIONS; SOVIET-UNION; MATHEMATICS; FOUNDATIONS; HISTORY; SERIES; SIZES; WORK
AB	Andrei Kolmogorov's Grundbegriffe der Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung put probability's modem mathematical formalism in place. It also provided a philosophy of probability-an explanation of how the formalism can be connected to the world of experience. In this article, we examine the sources of these two aspects of the Grundbegriffe-the work of the earlier scholars whose ideas Kolmogorov synthesized.
C1	Rutgers State Univ, Sch Business, Newark, NJ 07102 USA. Univ London, Royal Holloway, Egham TW20 0EX, Surrey, England.
RP	Shafer, G, Rutgers State Univ, Sch Business, Newark, NJ 07102 USA.
EM	gshafer@andromeda.rutgers.edu vovk@cs.rhul.ac.uk
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NR	187
TC	5
PU	INST MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS
PI	BEACHWOOD
PA	PO BOX 22718, BEACHWOOD, OH 44122 USA
SN	0883-4237
J9	STAT SCI
JI	Stat. Sci.
PD	FEB
PY	2006
VL	21
IS	1
BP	70
EP	98
DI	10.1214/088342305000000467
PG	29
SC	Statistics & Probability
GA	057HF
UT	ISI:000238586200009
ER

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PT	J
AU	Goodman, J
TI	Where is Sherlock-Holmes? (Spatiotemporal locations of fictional characters)
SO	SOUTHERN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	James Madison Univ, Harrisonburg, VA 22807 USA.
RP	Goodman, J, James Madison Univ, Harrisonburg, VA 22807 USA.
CR	BURGESS J, 1997, SUBJECT NO OBJECT ST CHISHOLM R, 1972, A MEINONG GESAMTAUSG DOYLE AC, ADVENTURES OF SHERLO, IMP KRIPKE S, UNPUB REFERENCE EXIS KRIPKE S, 1972, NAMING NECESSITY LEWIS D, 1978, AM PHILOS Q, V15, P37 MEINONG A, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PLANTINGA A, 1974, NATURE NECESSITY QUINE WVO, 1953, LOGICAL POINT VIEW RUSSELL B, 1990, PHILOS LANGUAGE SALMON N, 1998, NOUS, V32, P277 THOMASSON A, 1999, FICTION METAPHSYICS THOMASSON AL, 1996, PHILOS STUD, V84, P295 VANINWAGEN P, 1977, AM PHILOS Q, V14, P299 ZALTA E, 1983, ABSTRACT OBJECTS
NR	16
TC	5
PU	SOUTHERN J PHILOSOPHY UNIV MEMPHIS
PI	MEMPHIS
PA	DEPT PHILOSOPHY, MEMPHIS, TN 38152 USA
SN	0038-4283
J9	SOUTHERN J PHIL
JI	South. J. Philos.
PD	SUM
PY	2003
VL	41
IS	2
BP	183
EP	197
PG	15
SC	Philosophy
GA	693ZT
UT	ISI:000183748800003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Reimer, M
TI	A 'Meinongian' solution to a Millian problem (Semantic value of proper names)
SO	AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	Univ Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721 USA.
RP	Reimer, M, Univ Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721 USA.
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NR	26
TC	5
PU	BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY
PI	BOWLING GREEN
PA	PHILOSOPHY DOCUMENT CENTER, BOWLING GREEN, OH 43403 USA
SN	0003-0481
J9	AMER PHIL QUART
JI	Am. Philos. Q.
PD	JUL
PY	2001
VL	38
IS	3
BP	233
EP	248
PG	16
SC	Philosophy
GA	452UD
UT	ISI:000169877300001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Hansson, SO
TI	Situationist deontic logic
SO	JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL LOGIC
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	OBLIGATION; PREFERENCE
RP	Hansson, SO, UNIV UPPSALA,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,S-75236 UPPSALA,SWEDEN.
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NR	62
TC	5
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0022-3611
J9	J PHIL LOGIC
JI	J. Philos. Log.
PD	AUG
PY	1997
VL	26
IS	4
BP	423
EP	448
PG	26
SC	Philosophy
GA	XN932
UT	ISI:A1997XN93200005
ER

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PT	J
AU	ORILIA, F
TI	BELIEF REPRESENTATION IN A DEDUCTIVIST TYPE-FREE DOXASTIC LOGIC
SO	MINDS AND MACHINES
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	ARTIFICIAL AGENT; BELIEF; DOXASTIC LOGIC; INTENSIONAL LOGIC; LOGICAL OMNISCIENCE; MULTIAGENT DOMAIN; SEMANTIC REPRESENTATION; TYPE-FREE PROPERTY THEORY
AB	Konolige's technical notion of belief based on deduction structures is briefly reviewed and its usefulness for the design of artificial agents with limited representational and deductive capacities is pointed out. The design of artificial agents with more sophisticated representational and deductive capacities is then taken into account. Extended representational capacities require in the first place a solution to the intensional context problems. As an alternative to Konolige's modal first-order language, an approach based on type-free property theory is proposed. It considers often neglected issues, such as the need for a more general account of the de dicto-de re distinction, and quasi-indicators. Extended deductive capacities require a subdivision of Konolige's notion of belief into two distinct technical notions, potential and dispositional belief. The former has to do with what an artificial agent could in principle come to actively believe, given enough time and its specific logical competence; the latter with what an agent can be assumed to believe with respect to a specific goal to be fulfilled.
C1	OLIVETTI MULTIMEDIA LAB,I-56100 PISA,ITALY.
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NR	61
TC	5
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0924-6495
J9	MIND MACH
JI	Minds Mach.
PD	MAY
PY	1994
VL	4
IS	2
BP	163
EP	203
PG	41
SC	Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence
GA	NK420
UT	ISI:A1994NK42000002
ER

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PT	J
AU	WIGGINS, D
TI	MEANING, TRUTH-CONDITIONS, PROPOSITION, FREGE DOCTRINE OF SENSE RETRIEVED, RESUMED AND REDEPLOYED IN THE LIGHT OF CERTAIN RECENT CRITICISMS
SO	DIALECTICA
LA	English
DT	Proceedings Paper
CT	1988 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE INST-INTERNATIONAL-DE-PHILOSOPHIE / 18TH WORLD CONGRESS OF PHILOSOPHY
CY	AUG 22, 1988
CL	BRIGHTON, ENGLAND
SP	INST INT PHILOS
RP	WIGGINS, D, UNIV LONDON BIRKBECK COLL,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,LONDON WC1E 7HX,ENGLAND.
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NR	58
TC	5
PU	SOC DIALECTICA C/O GEIGER AG BERN
PI	BERN 16
PA	HABSBURGSTRASSE 19, 3000 BERN 16, SWITZERLAND
SN	0012-2017
J9	DIALECTICA
JI	Dialectica
PY	1992
VL	46
IS	1
BP	61
EP	90
PG	30
SC	Philosophy
GA	HX608
UT	ISI:A1992HX60800004
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AU	KERZ, JP
TI	RECOVERY OF THE ID - ON NITZSCHKE,BERND ARTICLE ON THE ORIGIN OF THE ID
SO	PSYCHE-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOANALYSE UND IHRE ANWENDUNGEN
LA	German
DT	Article
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NR	47
TC	5
PU	KLETT-COTTA VERLAG
PI	STUTTGART 1
PA	ROTEBUHLSTRASSE 77, D-7004 9 STUTTGART 1, GERMANY
SN	0033-2623
J9	PSYCHE-Z PSYCHOANAL ANWEND
JI	Psyche-Z. Psychoanal. Ihre Anwendungen
PY	1985
VL	39
IS	2
BP	125
EP	143
PG	19
SC	Psychology, Psychoanalysis
GA	ABX76
UT	ISI:A1985ABX7600003
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AU	CHISHOLM, RM
TI	DEFINING INTRINSIC VALUE
SO	ANALYSIS
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	CHISHOLM, RM, BROWN UNIV,PROVIDENCE,RI 02912.
CR	BRENTANO F, 1969, ORIGIN OUR KNOWLEDGE CHISHOLM RM, 1966, AM PHILOSOPHICAL Q, V3, P244 CHISHOLM RM, 1974, PRACTICAL REASON MEINONG A, 1968, ABHANDLUNGEN WERTTHE QUINN PC, 1978, DIVINE COMMANDS MORA
NR	5
TC	5
PU	BLACKWELL PUBL LTD
PI	OXFORD
PA	108 COWLEY RD, OXFORD, OXON, ENGLAND OX4 1JF
SN	0003-2638
J9	ANALYSIS
JI	Analysis
PY	1981
VL	41
IS	2
BP	99
EP	100
PG	2
SC	Philosophy
GA	LF360
UT	ISI:A1981LF36000010
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AU	RAPAPORT, WJ
TI	ADVERBIAL MEINONGIAN THEORY
SO	ANALYSIS
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	RAPAPORT, WJ, SUNY COLL FREDONIA,FREDONIA,NY 14063.
CR	BRENTANO F, 1874, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P39 CASTANNEDA HN, 1972, PHILOSOPHIA, V4, P3 CHISHOLM R, 1973, REV INT PHILOS, V27, P207 CHISHOLM RM, 1957, PERCEIVING CHISHOLM RM, 1966, THEORY KNOWLEDGE GROSSMANN R, 1974, MEINONG JACKSON F, 1975, METAPHILOSOPHY, V6, P127 MEINONG A, 1971, ALEXIUS MEINONG GESA, V2, P481 RAPAPORT WJ, 1978, NOUS, V12 SELLARS W, 1969, LOGICAL WAY DOING TH, P219
NR	10
TC	5
PU	BLACKWELL PUBL LTD
PI	OXFORD
PA	108 COWLEY RD, OXFORD, OXON, ENGLAND OX4 1JF
SN	0003-2638
J9	ANALYSIS
JI	Analysis
PY	1979
VL	39
IS	2
BP	75
EP	81
PG	7
SC	Philosophy
GA	GR516
UT	ISI:A1979GR51600005
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PT	J
AU	MARGOLIS, J
TI	AXIOM OF EXISTENCE - REDUCTIO-AD-ABSURDUM
SO	SOUTHERN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	TEMPLE UNIV,PHILADELPHIA,PA 19122.
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TC	5
PU	SOUTHERN J PHILOSOPHY UNIV MEMPHIS
PI	MEMPHIS
PA	DEPT PHILOSOPHY, MEMPHIS, TN 38152
SN	0038-4283
J9	SOUTHERN J PHIL
JI	South. J. Philos.
PY	1977
VL	15
IS	1
BP	91
EP	99
PG	9
SC	Philosophy
GA	EY286
UT	ISI:A1977EY28600008
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PT	J
AU	CHISHOLM, RM
TI	THOUGHT AND ITS REFERENCE
SO	AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	BROWN UNIV,PROVIDENCE,RI 02912.
CR	1958, MINNESOTA STUDIES PH, V2, P521 1969, 14 INT K PHIL, V3, P260 AYER AJ, 1956, MINNESOTA STUDIES PH, V1, P253 CASTANEDA HN, 1966, RATIO, V8, P130 CHISHOLM RM, 1976, PERSON OBJECT METAPH CHISHOLM RM, 1976, THEORY KNOWLEDGE, CH1 GEACH PT, 1957, MENTAL ACTS HINTIKKA J, 1962, KNOWLEDGE BELIEF, CH6 KAPLAN D, 1969, WORDS OBJECTIONS ESS, P206 MCTAGGART JEM, 1927, NATURE EXISTENCE, V2, P107 MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 PASTIN M, 1974, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V34, P569 PRICE HH, 1969, BELIEF, P192 SOSA E, 1970, J PHILOS, V67, P883 VENDLER Z, 1976, NOUS, V10, P35
NR	15
TC	5
PU	BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY
PI	BOWLING GREEN
PA	PHILOSOPHY DOCUMENT CENTER, BOWLING GREEN, OH 43403
SN	0003-0481
J9	AMER PHIL QUART
JI	Am. Philos. Q.
PY	1977
VL	14
IS	2
BP	167
EP	172
PG	6
SC	Philosophy
GA	CW018
UT	ISI:A1977CW01800010
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PT	J
AU	MENGES, G
TI	SUBJECTIVE PROBABILITY AND RELATED PROBLEMS
SO	THEORY AND DECISION
LA	English
DT	Article
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TC	5
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0040-5833
J9	THEOR DECIS
JI	Theory Decis.
PY	1970
VL	1
IS	1
BP	40
EP	60
PG	21
SC	Economics; Social Sciences, Mathematical Methods
GA	Y1686
UT	ISI:A1970Y168600003
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PT	J
AU	von Smoluchowski, M
AF	von Smoluchowski, M.
TI	The concept of the chance and origin of the law of probability in physics.
SO	NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	CZUBER, SAGT UNBEKANNTE WECH MEINONG A, 1915, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE POINCARE H, 1912, CALCUL PROBABILITIES TIMERDING HE, 1915, ANAL ZUFALLS, P162
NR	4
TC	5
PU	SPRINGER
PI	NEW YORK
PA	233 SPRING STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10013 USA
SN	0028-1042
J9	NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN
JI	Naturwissenschaften
PD	JAN-DEC
PY	1918
VL	6
IS	1-52
BP	253
EP	263
PG	11
SC	Multidisciplinary Sciences
GA	V42FW
UT	ISI:000202854400041
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PT	J
AU	Henning, H
AF	Henning, Hans
TI	Experimental Studies in the Psychology of Thinking, I, The associative Mixed Effect of the Imagining of Matters never perceived before and its Limits
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
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PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1919
VL	81
BP	1
EP	96
PG	96
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96LU
UT	ISI:000206520200001
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PT	J
AU	Loring, MW
TI	An investigation of the law of eye movements
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW
LA	English
DT	Article
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NR	25
TC	5
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0033-295X
J9	PSYCHOL REV
JI	Psychol. Rev.
PD	SEP
PY	1915
VL	22
IS	5
BP	354
EP	370
PG	17
SC	Psychology; Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V02CW
UT	ISI:000200142600002
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PT	J
AU	Benussi, V
AF	Benussi, Vittorio
TI	On the Motivation of the Phisicality of Apparently reversible Drawings
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	PSYCHOL STUDIEN, V2, P497 Z PSYCHOL, V36, P68 Z PSYCHOL, V52, P73 BECHER E, 1910, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V16, P397 DURR E, Z PSYCHOL, V49, P313 GELB A, 1910, Z PSYCHOL, V58, P1 MEINONG A, Z PSYCH, V42, P22 MEINONG A, Z PSYCH, V45, P188 VONASTER, Z PSYCHOL, V43, P175 VONASTER, Z PSYCHOL, V49, P56 WITASEK, PSYCHOL RAUMWAHRNEHM, P377 WUNDT W, 1878, PHILOS STUDIEN, V14, P31 WUNDT, GRUNDZUGE PHYS PSYCH, V2, P576
NR	13
TC	5
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	MAY 9
PY	1911
VL	20
IS	4
BP	363
EP	396
PG	34
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98FX
UT	ISI:000206640100001
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PT	J
AU	Gamble, EAM Calkins, MW
AF	Gamble, Eleanor A. McC Calkins, Mary Whiton
TI	The reproduced presentation the recognition and the comparison
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Book Review
CR	ABIFS PSYCHOL, P261 GRUNDRIFS, P178 PHILOS STUD, V7, P169 PHILOS STUD, V7, P361 PRINCIPLES, V1, P674 VERGLEICHE NOTIZ MAT, P1 1889, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, V13, P425 1899, AM J PSYCHOL, V11, P46 1902, AM J PSYCHOL, V13, P261 CORNELIUS H, VIERTEJAHRSSCHR WISS, V16 CORNELIUS H, VIERTEJAHRSSCHR WISS, V17 EBBINGHAUS H, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL, V1, P410 EHRENFELS C, 1890, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, V14, P283 GAMBLE EA, REPRODUZIERTE VORSTE HOFFDING, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, P438 HOFFDINGS, 1889, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, V13, P427 JAMES W, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL, V1, P252 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL, V21, P182 MUNSTERBERG H, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL, V1, P221 WUNDT, 1892, PHILOS STUD, V7, P344
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TC	5
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PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1903
VL	32
BP	177
EP	199
PG	23
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96JG
UT	ISI:000206513600019
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PT	J
AU	Dodd, J
TI	Reading Husserl's time-diagrams from 1917/18
SO	HUSSERL STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Proceedings Paper
CT	Annual Meeting of the Husserl Circle
CY	JUN, 2003
CL	Bronx, NY
HO	Fordham Univ
C1	New Sch Univ, New York, NY 10011 USA.
RP	Dodd, J, New Sch Univ, New York, NY 10011 USA.
CR	DEWARREN N, 2001, PROMISE TIME TIME CO, CH2 LOHMAR D, 2002, PHILOS TODAY, V46, P154 MEINONG A, 1899, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V21, P248 MERLEAUPONTY, 1962, PHENOMENOLOGY PERCEP, P415 SCHNELL A, 2002, HUSSERL STUDIES, V18 SOKOLOWSKI R, 1974, HUSSERLIAN MEDITATIO STERN W, 1897, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V13, P330 STUMPF C, 1919, F BRENTANO ERKENNTNI, P136 ZAHAVI D, 2000, SELF AWARNESS ALTERI, CH5 ZAHAVI D, 2004, HUSSERL STUD, V20, P99
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PA	VAN GODEWIJCKSTRAAT 30, 3311 GZ DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-9848
J9	HUSSERL STUD
JI	Husserl Stud.
PY	2005
VL	21
IS	2
BP	111
EP	137
DI	10.1007/s10743-005-6403-2
PG	27
SC	Philosophy
GA	987OQ
UT	ISI:000233527600002
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PT	J
AU	Darrigol, O
TI	Number and measure: Hermann von Helmholtz at the crossroads of mathematics, physics, and psychology
SO	STUDIES IN HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
LA	English
DT	Review
DE	Helmholtz; measurement; arithmetic; P. Du Bois-Reymond; H. and R. Grassmann; J. von Kries
ID	HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION; HELMHOLTZ
AB	In 1887 Helmholtz discussed the foundations of measurement in science as a last contribution to his philosophy of knowledge. This essay borrowed from earlier debates on the foundations of mathematics (Grassmann / Du Bois), on the possibility of quantitative psychology (Fechner / Kries, Wundt / Zeller), and on the meaning of temperature measurement (Maxwell, Mach). Late nineteenth-century scrutinisers of the foundations of mathematics (Dedekind, Cantor, Frege, Russell) made little of Helmholtz's essay. Yet it inspired two mathematicians with an eye on physics (Poincare and Holder), and a few philosopher-physicists (Mach, Duhem, Campbell). The aim of the present paper is to situate Helmholtz's contribution in this complex array of nineteenth-century philosophies of number, quantity, and measurement. (C) 2003 Published by Elsevier Ltd.
C1	CNRS, Rehseis, F-75013 Paris, France.
RP	Darrigol, O, CNRS, Rehseis, 83 Rue Broca, F-75013 Paris, France.
CR	BELNA JP, 1996, NOTION NOMBRE DEDEKI CAHAN D, 1989, H VONHELMHOLTZ FDN 1 CAHAN D, 2002, INT ENCY SOCIAL BEHA CAMPBELL N, 1920, PHYISCS ELEMENTS CAMPBELL N, 1928, ACCOUNT PRINCIPLES M CANTOR G, 1887, GESAMMELTE ABH, P378 CHANG H, 1995, PERSPECTIVES SCI, V3, P153 CHANG HS, 2001, HIST STUD PHYS BIO 2, V31, P249 CHATELET G, 1993, ENJEUX MOBILE MATH P CROWE M, 1987, HIST VECTOR ANAL DARRIGOL O, 1995, STUD HIST PHILOS M P, V26, P1 DECOURTENAY N, 1999, SCI PHILOS L BOLTZMA DEDEKIND R, 1872, ESSAYS THEORY NUMBER, P1 DEDEKIND R, 1988, ESSAYS THEORY NUMBER, P31 DIEZ JA, 1997, STUD HIST PHILOS SCI, V28, P167 DIEZ JA, 1997, STUD HIST PHILOS SCI, V28, P237 DISALLE R, 1993, H VONHELMHOLTZ FDN 1, P498 DUBOISREYMOND P, 1882, ALLGEMEINE FUNCTIONE DUGAC P, 1976, R DEDEKIND FONDEMENT DUHEM P, 1892, J MATH PURE APPL, V10, P207 DUHEM P, 1892, J MATH PURE APPL, V8, P269 DUHEM P, 1892, J MATH PURE APPL, V9, P293 DUHEM P, 1912, REV PHILOS, V21, P531 DUHEM P, 1914, THEORIE PHYSIQUE SON ELSAS A, 1886, PSYCHOPHYSIK FECHNER G, 1959, ELEMENTE PSYCHOPHYSI FISCHER G, 1981, ARCH HIST EXACT SCI, V24, P101 FLAMENT D, 1994, SCI GRANDEUR EXTENSI, P7 FREGE G, 1884, GRUNDAGEN ARITHMETIK FREGE G, 1975, FUNKTION BEGRIFF BED GRASSMANN H, 1844, LINEALE AUSDEHNUNGSL GRASSMANN H, 1894, GESAMMELTE MATH PHYS GRASSMANN H, 1961, LEHRBUCH ARITHMETIK GRASSMANN R, 1872, DIE GROSENLEHRE GRASSMANN R, 1890, DENKLEHRE GRASSMANN R, 1890, GEBAUDE WISSENS GRASSMANN R, 1890, SPRACHLEHRE GRASSMANN R, 1891, ZAHLENLEHRE ARITHMET HARDY GH, 1910, ORDERS INFINITY INFI HARMAN P, 1998, NATURAL PHILOS JC MA HEIDELBERGER M, 1986, HIST METROLOGIE WISS, P159 HEIDELBERGER M, 1993, BEHAV BRAIN SCI, V16, P146 HEINE E, 1872, J REINE ANGEW MATH, V74, P172 HELMHOLTZ H, 1866, WISSENSCHAFTLICHE AB, V2, P610 HELMHOLTZ H, 1868, WISSENSCHAFTLICHE AB, V2, P618 HELMHOLTZ H, 1876, VORTRAGE REDEN, V2, P1 HELMHOLTZ H, 1878, VORTRAGE REDEN, V2, P215 HELMHOLTZ H, 1878, WISSENSCHAFTLICHE AB, V2, P640 HELMHOLTZ H, 1882, WISSENSCHAFTLICHE AH HELMHOLTZ H, 1887, PHILOS AUFSATZE E ZE HELMHOLTZ H, 1903, EINLEITUNG VORLESUNG HELMHOLTZ H, 1908, VORLESUNGEN THEORIE HELMHOLTZ H, 1956, HDB PHYSL OPTIK HERTZ P, 1921, NOTES H HELMHOLTZ SC HILBERT D, 1899, GRUNDLAGEN GEOMETRIE HOLDER O, 1900, ANSCHAUUNG DENKEN GE HOLDER O, 1901, BERICHTE VERHANDL MP, V53, P1 HOLMES FL, 1994, UNIVERSALGENIE HELMH, P3 HYDER DJ, 2001, SCI CONTEXT, V14, P419 JURKOWITZ E, 2002, HIST STUD PHYS BIO 2, V32, P291 KANT I, 1787, KRITIK REINEN VERNUN KARAGOZOWSKI S, THESIS U PARIS 7 KLEIN F, 1890, MATH ANN, V37, P544 KLEIN F, 1902, ELEMENTARMATHEMATIK KOENIGSBERGER L, 1902, H VONHELMHOLTZ KRANTZ DH, 1971, FDN MEASUREMENT, V1 KRONECKER L, 1887, PHILOS AUFSATZE E ZE, P263 LUCE RD, 1981, MACROPAEDIA, V11, P739 MACH E, 1872, GESCH W DESSATZES ER MACH E, 1883, MECH IHRER ENTWICKLU MACH E, 1896, PRINCIPIEN WARMELEHR MACH E, 1905, ERKENNTNIS IRRTUM MAXWELL JC, 1871, THEORY HEAT MAXWELL JC, 1873, TREATISE ELECT MAGNE MEINONG A, 1896, GESAMMELTE ABH, V2, P215 MICHELL J, 1993, STUD HIST PHILOS SCI, V24, P185 MICHELL J, 1999, MEASUREMENT PSYCHOL NAGEL E, 1931, ERKENNTNIS, V2, P313 NEWTON I, 1707, ARITHMETICA U OLESKO KM, 1994, UNIVERSALGENIE HELNH, P22 POINCARE H, 1892, REV GEN SCI PURES AP, V3, P74 POINCARE H, 1892, THERMODYNAMIQUE POINCARE H, 1893, REV METAPHYS MORALE, V1, P26 POINCARE H, 1898, REV METAPHYS MORALE, V6, P371 POINCARE H, 1902, SCI HYPOTHESE POINCARE H, 1908, REV GEN SCI PURES AP, V19, P386 PRINGSHEIM A, 1898, ENCY MATH WISSENSCHA, V1, P47 PRINGSHEIM A, 1904, ENCY SCI MATH PURES, V1, P133 RUNGE C, 1916, ENCY SCI MATH PURES, V5, P1 RUNGE C, 1980, ENCY MATH WISSENSCHA, V5, P3 RUSSELL B, 1903, PRINCIPLES MATH RUSSELL B, 1913, PRINCIPIA MATH, V3 SAVAGE GW, 1992, PHILOS FDN ISSUES ME, P1 SCHAFFER S, 1995, VALUES PRECISION, P135 SCHRODER E, 1873, LEHRBUCH ARITHMETIK SCHRODER E, 1877, OPERATIONSKREIS LOGI SCHRODER E, 1890, VORLESUNGEN ALGEBRA SCHUBERT H, 1898, ENCY MATH WISSENSCHA, V1, P1 STEVENS SS, 1946, SCIENCE, V103, P667 SUPPES P, 1951, PORTUGALIA MATH, V10, P163 TURNER S, 1982, PROBLEMATIC SCI PSYC, P147 VISCHER F, 1987, PHILOS AUFSATZE E ZE VITRAC B, 1994, INTRO EUCLIDE ELEMEN, V2 VONKRIES J, 1882, VIERTELJAHRESSCHRIFT, V6, P257 WUNDT W, 1883, PHILOS STUDIEN, V1, P251 WUNDT W, 1883, PHILOS STUDIEN, V1, P461 WUNDT W, 1920, ERLEBTES ERKANNTES ZELLER E, 1881, KONIGLICHE AKAD WISS, V3, P1 ZELLER E, 1982, KONIGLICHE PREUSSISC, P295
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PT	J
AU	Chrudzimski, A
TI	Meinong's theory of intentionality
SO	DIALECTICA
LA	German
DT	Article
AB	The most striking feature of Meinong's theory of intentionality is his thesis that every mental act has its reference-object 'beyond being and non being'. This theory seems, at first, to be a clear example of the so called object-theory of intentionality, as it introduces special 'postulated' entities in the target-position of the mental act. Closer examination, however, reveals in Meinong's works important elements of the mediator-theory. Meinong speaks of auxiliary incomplete objects situated 'between' the subject and the object of reference and 'mediating' the intentional access to the (complete) reference-object. Moreover, even if the object of reference is of the simple nominal form, the mediating structure involves essentially propositional entities (objectives). In the paper we attempt to give a set-theoretical interpretation of Meinong's theory in the frame of which we could eventually do without the incomplete mediating objects. Yet, some general epistemological considerations suggest the indispensability of such incomplete mediating structures.
C1	Salzburg Univ, Inst Philosophy, A-5020 Salzburg, Austria.
RP	Chrudzimski, A, Salzburg Univ, Inst Philosophy, A-5020 Salzburg, Austria.
CR	BRENTANO F, UNPUB LOGIK BRENTANO F, UNPUB ONTOLOGIE BRENTANO F, 1924, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN BRENTANO F, 1925, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN BRENTANO F, 1930, WAHRHEIT EVIDENZ BRENTANO F, 1956, LEHRE RICHTIGEN URTE BRENTANO F, 1982, DESKRIPTIVE PSYCHOL CHISHOLM RM, 1982, BRENTANO MEINONG STU, P17 FREGE G, 1892, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V100, P25 GROSSMAN R, 1974, MEINONG HOFLER A, 1890, LOGIK HUSSERL E, 1984, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN KRIPKE S, 1980, NAMING NECESSITY KUNG G, 1973, REV METAPHYS, V23, P670 LEWIS D, 1986, PLURALITY WORLDS LYCAN WG, 1994, MODALITY MEANING MEINONG A, 1877, GESAMTAUSGABE MEINONG A, 1910, ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, 1915, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE PUTNAM H, 1975, MIND LANGUAGE REALIT RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P530 SIMONS P, 1992, PHILOS LOGIC CENTRAL, P41 SMITH B, 1982, PARTS MOMENTS STUDIE SMITH B, 1988, FDN GESTALT THEORY, P11 SMITH B, 1992, LANGUAGE TRUTH ONTOL, P48 SMITH B, 1994, AUSTRIAN PHILOS LEGA SMITH D, 1982, HUSSERL INTENTIONALI TWARDOWSKI K, 1894, LEHRE INHALT GEGENST
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J9	DIALECTICA
JI	Dialectica
PY	2001
VL	55
IS	2
BP	119
EP	143
PG	25
SC	Philosophy
GA	460BM
UT	ISI:000170286000003
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PT	J
AU	Pavel, T
TI	Fiction and imitation (Mimesis)
SO	POETICS TODAY
LA	English
DT	Article
AB	This article begins with a discussion of the views on mimesis defended in recent works by Lubomir Dolezel, Dorrit Cohn, and Jean-Marie Schaeffer. It then argues that literary fiction typically represents human beings in their relationship with norms and values. But since norms and values cannot be uniformly reduced to a set of observable facts, they cannot be copied directly but only highlighted indirectly, through examples of human action. These examples, however, do not necessarily represent the norm or the value they are meant to typify. It follows that representation of norms and values cannot be reduced to imitation and that mere observation of nature cannot suffice for creating and understanding fiction. The poet and the reader must know how to distance themselves from the worlds of "is," the empirical realm, in order to explore its dependence on the world of "ought," the realm of norms, and the world of "praise," the realm of values.
C1	Univ Chicago, Chicago, IL USA.
RP	Pavel, T, Univ Chicago, Chicago, IL USA.
CR	ARISTOTLE, POETICS AUERBACH E, 1957, MIMESIS REPRESENTATI BERNSTEIN MA, 1994, FOREGONE CONCLUSION BOOTH W, 1961, RHETORIC FICTION BOOTH W, 1988, COMPANY WE KEEP ETHI BRANDOM RB, 1994, MAKING IT EXPLICIT R COHN D, 1999, DISTINCTION FICTION DANTO A, 1981, TRANSFIGURATION COMM DOLEZEL L, 1998, HETEROCOSMICA FICTIO EHGEL GWF, 1975, AESTHETICS LECTURES EMERSON C, 1997, FIRST HUNDRED YEARS FLAHAUT F, 1998, MECHANCETE GENETTE G, 1991, FICTION DICTION GOODMAN N, 1968, LANGUAGES ART HAMBRUGER K, 1973, LOGIC LIT HARSAW B, 1984, POETICS TODAY, V5, P227 LARMORE C, IN PRESS PRATIQUES M LARMORE C, 1993, MODERNITE MORALE LUCAN, CIVIL WAR LYONS JD, 1989, RHETORIC EXAMPLE EAR MCDOWELL J, 1994, MIND WORLD MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 MELTZER F, 1987, SALOME DANCE WRITING MORSON GS, 1994, NARRATIVE FREEDOM SH NEHAMAS A, 1999, VIRTUES AUTHENTICITY, P251 NUSSBAUM M, 1990, LOVES KNOWLEDGE ESSA OGDEN CK, 1923, MEANING MEANING PAVEL T, 1986, FICTIONAL WORLDS PAVEL T, 1994, RETURN THEAMTIC CRIT, P121 PAVEL T, 1998, NEW LITERARY HIST, V29, P579 PIPPIN RB, 2000, H JAMES MODERN MORAL PLATO, REPUBLIC ROCHLITZ R, 1998, ART BANE ESSAI ROTHFIELD L, 1992, VITAL SIGNS MED REAL RYAN ML, 1991, POSSIBLE WORLDS ARTI SCHAEFFER JM, 1991, ART AGE MODERNE ESTH SCHAEFFER JM, 1996, CELIBATAIRES ART POU SCHAEFFER JM, 1999, POURQUOI FICITION SCHELER M, 1973, FORMALISM ETHICS NON SEARLE JR, 1975, NEW LITERARY HIST, V6, P319 SMITH BH, 1978, MARGINS DISCOURSE RE SPACKS PM, 1986, GOSSIP STENREBRG M, 1983, LIT CRITICISM PHILOS, P145 THIBAUDET A, 1951, G FLAUBERT MADAME BO, P271 TOLSTOY L, DEATH OF IVAN ILYITC WALTON K, 1990, MIMESIS MAKE-BELIEVE WATT I, 1957, RISE NOEL STUDIES DE WEITZ M, 1978, PHILOS LOOKS ARTS, P121
NR	48
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PU	DUKE UNIV PRESS
PI	DURHAM
PA	905 W MAIN ST, STE 18-B, DURHAM, NC 27701 USA
SN	0333-5372
J9	POETICS TODAY
JI	Poetics Today
PD	FAL
PY	2000
VL	21
IS	3
BP	521
EP	541
PG	21
SC	Literature
GA	394HP
UT	ISI:000166518200003
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PT	J
AU	Gaskin, R
TI	The unity of the declarative sentence
SO	PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	PROPOSITION
C1	Univ Sussex, Brighton BN1 9RH, E Sussex, England.
RP	Gaskin, R, Univ Sussex, Brighton BN1 9RH, E Sussex, England.
CR	ARISTOTLE, CATEGORIES ARISTOTLE, DE INTERPRETATIONE BRADLEY FH, APPEARANCE REALITY CANDLISH S, 1996, B RUSSELL ORIGINS AN, P103 DAVIDSON D, INQUIRIES TRUTH INTE DENYER N, LANGUAGE THOUGHT FAL DUMMETT M, FREGE PHILOS LANGUAG FREGE G, NACHGELASSENE SCHRIF FREGE G, TRANSLATIONS PHILOS GASKIN R, 1995, PHILOS QUART, V45, P161 GEACH PT, 1950, MIND, V59, P461 GEACH PT, 1975, MIND LANG, P139 GUTTENPLAN S, 1975, MIND LANGUAGE LINSKY L, 1992, J HIST PHILOS, V30, P243 MCDOWELL J, 1977, MIND, V86, P159 MEINONG A, UBER ANNAHMEN MONK R, 1996, B RUSSELL ORIGINS AN PLATO, SOPHIST PRIEST G, BEYOND LIMITS THOUGH RAMSEY FP, F MATH RUSSELL B, ESSAYS ANAL RUSSELL B, PRINCIPLES MATH RUSSELL B, 1913, THEORY KNOWLEDGE WIGGINS D, 1984, FREGE TRADITION INFL, P126 WITTGENSTEIN L, GEHEIME TAGEBUCHER WITTGENSTEIN L, NOTEBOOKS WITTGENSTEIN L, TRACTATUS LOGICO-PHI WRIGHT C, 1984, FREGE TRADITION INFL
NR	28
TC	4
PU	CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
PI	NEW YORK
PA	40 WEST 20TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10011-4211 USA
SN	0031-8191
J9	PHILOSOPHY
JI	Philosophy
PD	JAN
PY	1998
VL	73
IS	283
BP	21
EP	45
PG	25
SC	Philosophy
GA	ZA844
UT	ISI:000072407700003
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PT	J
AU	Herman, D
TI	Limits of order: Toward a theory of polychronic narration
SO	NARRATIVE
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	LOOSE
RP	Herman, D, N Carolina State Univ, Raleigh, NC 27695 USA.
CR	BARTHES R, 1977, IMAGE MUSIC TEXT BENJAMIN W, ILLUMINATIONS BRENTANO F, PSYCHOL EMPIRICAL ST CAIRNS D, 1973, GUIDE TRANSLATING HU CHATMAN S, STORY DISCOURSE CHATMAN S, 1990, COMING TERMS RHETORI CHATMAN S, 1995, NARRATIVE, V3, P303 DERRIDA J, E HUSSERLS ORIGIN GE FRANK J, 1988, ESSENTIALS THEORY FI FREGE G, ON SENSE AND REFEREN FREGE G, TRANSLATIONS PHILOS FUSSELL P, GREAT WAR MODERN MEM GENETTE G, NARRATIVE DISCOURSE GROSSMAN W, 1962, SINN FORM, V14, P120 HAMBURGER K, LOGIC LIT HAYES PM, 1973, FASCISM HERMAN D, UNPUB SOCIONARRATOLO HERMAN D, 1994, NARRATIVE, V2, P230 HERMAN D, 1994, STYLE, V28, P378 HERMAN D, 1995, UNIVERSAL GRAMMAR NA HORKHEIMER M, DIALECTIC ENLIGHTENM HUSSERL E, CARTESIAN MEDITATION HUSSERL E, ERFAHRUNG URTEIL HUSSERL E, EXPERIENCE JUDGMENT HUSSERL E, FORMAL TRANSCENDENTA HUSSERL E, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO HUSSERL E, PHENOMENOLOGY INTERN KAFALENOS E, 1995, NARRATIVE, V3, P117 KERN I, 1964, HUSSERL KANT UNTERSU LABAHN KJ, 1986, A SEGHERS EXILE LIT LANCHESTER J, 1996, DEBT TO PLEASURE LAQUEUR W, 1996, FASCISM PAST PRESENT MARGOLIN U, UNPUB WHAT IS PAST I MEINONG A, OBJECTS HIGHER ORDER MINK L, 1978, WRITING HIST LIT FOR MODIANO P, 1968, PLACE ETOILE NATANSON M, 1973, E HUSSERL PHILOS INF PHELAN J, IN PRESS NARRATIVE P PHILP M, 1997, THESIS N CAROLINA ST PRINCE G, DICT NARRATOLOGY PRINCE G, NARRATOLOGY FORM FUN PRINCE G, NARRATOLOGY PRINCE G, 1988, STYLE, V22, P1 PROPP V, MORPHOLOGY FOLKTALE RIMONKENAN S, 1989, NARRATIVE FICTION CO RYAN ML, 1991, POSSIBLE WORLDS ARTI SEGAL E, 1995, DEIXIS NARRATIVE COG SEGHERS A, 1980, ERZAHLUNGEN 1926-194 SHAW HE, 1995, NARRATIVE, V3, P307 SHAW HE, 1995, NARRATIVE, V3, P95 SHKLOVSKY V, 1990, THEORY PROSE SMITH BH, NARRATIVE SOKOLOWSKI R, 1964, FORMATION HUSSERLS C SPARK M, PRIME OF MISS JEAN B TWARDOWSKI K, 1977, CONTENT OBJECT PRESE
NR	55
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PU	OHIO STATE UNIV PRESS
PI	COLUMBUS
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JI	Narrative
PD	JAN
PY	1998
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SC	Literature
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PT	J
AU	FRASER, IH PARKER, DM
TI	VISUAL PARSING AND PRIORITY EFFECTS IN TEMPORAL-ORDER JUDGEMENTS OF LINE DRAWN PATTERNS
SO	PERCEPTION
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	FRASER, IH, UNIV ABERDEEN,DEPT PSYCHOL,KINGS COLL,ABERDEEN AB9 2UB,SCOTLAND.
CR	BIEDERMAN I, 1981, PERCEPTUAL ORG, P213 BREITMEYER BG, 1975, VISION RES, V15, P1411 BREITMEYER BG, 1976, PSYCHOL REV, V83, P1 BREITMEYER BG, 1984, VISUAL MASKING INTEG BROADBENT DE, 1977, AM PSYCHOL, V32, P109 BRUCE V, 1985, VISUAL PERCEPTION PH EARHARD B, 1985, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V38, P249 ENDO M, 1986, ASPECTS FACE PROCESS, P53 FLAVELL JH, 1957, PSYCHOL BULL, V54, P197 FRASER IH, 1986, ASPECTS FACE PROCESS, P45 FRASER IH, 1987, BEHAV RES METH INSTR, V19, P315 INTRAUB H, 1985, J EXP PSYCHOL HUMAN, V11, P431 MEINONG A, 1899, Z PSYCHOL, V11, P180 NAVON D, 1977, COGNITIVE PSYCHOL, V9, P353 NAVON D, 1983, J EXP PSYCHOL HUMAN, V9, P955 NEISSER U, 1967, COGNITIVE PSYCHOL NEISSER U, 1976, COGNITION REALITY OATLEY K, 1988, IN PRESS J INTELLIGE PALMER SE, 1975, MEM COGNITION, V3, P519 PARKER DM, 1980, PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS, V28, P365 PARKER DM, 1982, VISION RES, V22, P205 PARKER DM, 1987, VISION RES, V27, P1279 SHULMAN GL, 1986, PERCEPTION, V15, P259 TAYLOR SP, 1983, VISION RES, V23, P745 UTTAL WR, 1981, TAXONOMY VISUAL PROC WALTZ D, 1975, PSYCHOL COMPUTER VIS, P19 WATT RJ, 1986, SPATIAL VISION, V1, P243 WHITE MJ, 1976, CAN J PSYCHOL, V30, P140 WILLIAMS A, 1978, MEM COGNITION, V6, P85 YIN RK, 1969, J EXP PSYCHOL, V81, P141
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SC	Psychology; Psychology, Experimental
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PT	J
AU	MCINTYRE, R
TI	HUSSERL PHENOMENOLOGICAL CONCEPTION OF INTENTIONALITY AND ITS DIFFICULTIES
SO	PHILOSOPHIA
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	MCINTYRE, R, CALIF STATE UNIV NORTHRIDGE,NORTHRIDGE,CA 91330.
CR	ANSCOMBE GEM, 1968, ANAL PHILOS, P158 BRENTANO F, 1973, PSYCHOL EMPIRICAL ST BROAD CD, 1965, PERCEIVING SENSING K, P85 DREYFUS HL, 1972, LIFE WORLD CONSCIOUS, P154 FOLLESDAL D, 1969, J PHILOS, V66, P680 FOLLESDAL D, 1972, CONT PHILOS SCANDINA, P417 FOLLESDAL D, 1982, HUSSERL INTENTIONALI HINTIKKA J, 1969, MODELS MODALITIES HINTIKKA J, 1975, INTENTIONS INTENTION, P192 HUSSERL E, 1931, IDEAS GENERAL INTRO HUSSERL E, 1950, IDEEN REINEN PHANOME, V1 HUSSERL E, 1960, CARTESIAN MEDITATION HUSSERL E, 1960, FORMAL TRANSCENDENTA HUSSERL E, 1968, LI LOGISCHE UNTERSUC HUSSERL E, 1970, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO HUSSERL E, 1973, EXPERIENCE JUDGMENT KRIPKE SA, 1972, SEMANTICS NATURAL LA, P255 KUNG G, 1973, REV METAPHYSICS, V26, P675 MCINTYRE R, 1975, MONIST, V59, P115 MCINTYRE R, 1982, HUSSERL INTENTIONALI MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 PUTNAM H, 1972, PHILOS PAPERS, V2, P215 PUTNAM H, 1973, J PHILOS, V70, P699 PUTNAM H, 1977, NAMING NECESSITY NAT SMITH DW, 1971, J PHILOS, V68, P550 SMITH DW, 1975, GRAZER PHILOSOPHISCH, V1, P43 SMITH DW, 1982, HUSSERL INTENTIONALI
NR	27
TC	4
PU	BAR ILAN UNIV
PI	RAMAT GAN
PA	DEPT PHILOSOPHY, RAMAT GAN, ISRAEL
SN	0048-3893
J9	PHILOSOPHIA
JI	Philosophia
PY	1982
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PT	J
AU	BROWN, G
TI	VERA-ENTIA - THE NATURE OF MATHEMATICAL OBJECTS IN DESCARTES
SO	JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	BROWN, G, UNIV MARYLAND,COLLEGE PK,MD 20742.
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NR	23
TC	4
PU	J HISTORY PHILOSOPHY WASHINGTON UNIV
PI	ST LOUIS
PA	DEPT PHILOSOPHY BOX 1073, ST LOUIS, MO 63130
SN	0022-5053
J9	J HIST PHIL
JI	J. Hist. Philos.
PY	1980
VL	18
IS	1
BP	23
EP	37
PG	15
SC	Philosophy
GA	LV835
UT	ISI:A1980LV83500003
ER

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PT	J
AU	KAUDER, E
TI	MENGER UNPUBLISHED PAPERS
SO	WELTWIRTSCHAFTLICHES ARCHIV-REVIEW OF WORLD ECONOMICS
LA	German
DT	Article
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NR	55
TC	4
PU	J C B MOHR
PI	TUBINGEN
PA	POSTFACH 2040, W-7400 TUBINGEN, GERMANY
SN	0043-2636
J9	WELTWIRTSCHAFTL ARCH
JI	Weltwirtsch. Arch.-Rev. World Econ.
PY	1962
VL	89
IS	1
BP	1
EP	28
PG	28
SC	Economics; International Relations
GA	CAV92
UT	ISI:A1962CAV9200001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Mursell, JL
AF	Mursell, James L.
TI	PSYCHOLOGY OF MUSIC
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN
LA	English
DT	Review
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NR	268
TC	4
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0033-2909
J9	PSYCHOL BULL
JI	Psychol. Bull.
PD	MAR
PY	1932
VL	29
IS	3
BP	218
EP	241
PG	24
SC	Psychology; Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V93DZ
UT	ISI:000206297100003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Krauss, S
AF	Krauss, Stephan
TI	Facts and Problems concerning a psychological Lighting Theory based on Phenomenology
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
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NR	44
TC	4
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	FEB
PY	1928
VL	62
IS	1-2
BP	179
EP	224
PG	46
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01IQ
UT	ISI:000206849700003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Benussi, V
AF	Benussi, V.
TI	Approach to the Analysis of Tactile Awakened Apparent Movements
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
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TC	4
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	JUL 4
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SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
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PT	J
AU	Reisenzein, R
AF	Reisenzein, Rainer
TI	Emotions as metarepresentational states of mind: Naturalizing the belief-desire theory of emotion
SO	COGNITIVE SYSTEMS RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Review
DE	Emotion; Belief-desire theory; Metacognition; Affective computing; BDI
ID	META-COGNITION; PLEASURE; CONSCIOUSNESS; PSYCHOLOGY; PREDICTION; SYSTEMS; MODEL
AB	Describes the outlines of a computational explication of the belief-desire theory of emotion, a variant of cognitive emotion theory. According to the proposed explication, a core subset of emotions including surprise are nonconceptual products of hardwired mechanisms whose primary function is to subserve the monitoring and updating of the central representational system of humans, the belief-desire system. The posited emotion-producing mechanisms are analogous to sensory transducers; however, instead of sensing the world, they sense the state of the belief-desire system and signal important changes in this system, in particular the fulfillment and frustration of desires and the confirmation and disconfirmation of beliefs. Because emotions represent this information about the state of the representational system in a nonconceptual format, emotions are nonconceptual metarepresentations. It is argued that this theory of emotions provides for a deepened understanding of the role of emotions in cognitive systems and solves several problems of psychological emotion theory. (C) 2008 Elsevier B. V. All rights reserved.
C1	Ernst Moritz Arndt Univ Greifswald, Inst Psychol, D-17487 Greifswald, Germany.
RP	Reisenzein, R, Ernst Moritz Arndt Univ Greifswald, Inst Psychol, Franz Mehring Str 47, D-17487 Greifswald, Germany.
EM	rainer.reisenzein@uni-greifswald.de
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NR	105
TC	3
PU	ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
PI	AMSTERDAM
PA	PO BOX 211, 1000 AE AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
SN	1389-0417
J9	COGN SYST RES
JI	Cogn. Syst. Res.
PD	MAR
PY	2009
VL	10
IS	1
BP	6
EP	20
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PG	15
SC	Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence; Neurosciences; Psychology, Experimental
GA	377LF
UT	ISI:000261252000002
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PT	J
AU	Reisenzein, R Rudolph, U
AF	Reisenzein, Rainer Rudolph, Udo
TI	The discovery of common-sense psychology
SO	SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	attribution; common-sense psychology; Heider; history of psychology; social psychology
ID	SOCIAL-PERCEPTION; SELF-EFFICACY; CAUSALITY; BEHAVIOR
AB	This special issue of Social Psychology commemorates the 50th anniversary of Fritz Heider's 1958 book The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations. The contributions to the special issue address the history and Current state of attribution research. Or illustrate contemporary research in the field. The historical articles document that Heider's analysis of causal attribution and of common-sense psychology was significantly influenced by his academic teachers Alexius Meinong and Ernst Cassirer. We distinguish between the mainstream reception of Heider's book, which has given rise to all extensive empirical research program, and a minority reception by authors who emphasized aspects of Heider's thinking not well represented in mainstream Psychology. Currently, there are indications' of a "back to Heider" movement in social psychology. This new phase of attribution research is inspired by a fresh Leading of Heider's book. and is marked by an interdisciplinary orientation. The articles illustrating current attribution research address both classic and novel topics: the causality implicit in language. the role of causal attribution in hindsight bias, the justification of actions. and the attribution of mistakes in organizational contexts.
C1	[Reisenzein, Rainer] Ernst Moritz Arndt Univ Greifswald, Inst Psychol, D-17489 Greifswald, Germany. Tech Univ Chemnitz, Zwickau, Germany.
RP	Reisenzein, R, Ernst Moritz Arndt Univ Greifswald, Inst Psychol, Franz Mehring Str 47, D-17489 Greifswald, Germany.
EM	rainer.reisenzein@uni-greifswald.de
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NR	86
TC	3
PU	HOGREFE & HUBER PUBLISHERS
PI	GOTTINGEN
PA	ROHNSWEG 25, D-37085 GOTTINGEN, GERMANY
SN	1864-9335
J9	SOC PSYCHOL
JI	Soc. Psychol.
PY	2008
VL	39
IS	3
BP	125
EP	133
DI	10.1027/1864-9335.39.3.125
PG	9
SC	Psychology, Social
GA	337QG
UT	ISI:000258450000002
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PT	J
AU	Schonpflug, W
AF	Schoenpflug, Wolfgang
TI	Fritz Heider - My academic teacher and his academic teachers - Heider's "seminar in interpersonal relations" and comments on his European background
SO	SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	causality; epistemology; Gestalt psychology; Heider; interpersonal relations; ordinary language concepts; phenomenology; social cognitions
AB	In the summer of 1958 at the University of Kansas, Heider offered a seminar based on the galley proofs of his forthcoming book The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations. Personal memories of the seminar are reported, and an attempt is made to reconstruct the European background of Heider's work. It is argued that the warm reception of Heider's book was partly the result of his revival of philosophical ideas that had served as starting points for psychology, but had since been abandoned. Especially with respect to the analysis of naive concepts, complex structures, and causal attributions, Heider owes an intellectual debt to his mentor Alexius Meinong at the University of Graz, and to Ernst Cassirer at the University of Hamburg. Commemorating the publication of Heider's book can, therefore, also be regarded as an implicit tribute to the European philosophy of the late 19th and early 20th century.
C1	Free Univ Berlin, Arbeitsbereich Allgemeine Psychol, Inst Psychol, D-14195 Berlin, Germany.
RP	Schonpflug, W, Free Univ Berlin, Arbeitsbereich Allgemeine Psychol, Inst Psychol, Habelschwerdter Allee 45, D-14195 Berlin, Germany.
EM	wolfgang.schoenpflug@fu-berlin.de
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NR	26
TC	3
PU	HOGREFE & HUBER PUBLISHERS
PI	GOTTINGEN
PA	ROHNSWEG 25, D-37085 GOTTINGEN, GERMANY
SN	1864-9335
J9	SOC PSYCHOL
JI	Soc. Psychol.
PY	2008
VL	39
IS	3
BP	134
EP	140
DI	10.1027/1864-9335.39.3.134
PG	7
SC	Psychology, Social
GA	337QG
UT	ISI:000258450000003
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PT	J
AU	Everett, A
AF	Everett, Anthony
TI	Pretense, existence, and fictional objects
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	NEGATIVE EXISTENTIALS; EMPTY NAMES; STANLEY; SZABO
AB	There has recently been considerable interest in accounts of fiction which treat fictional characters as abstract objects. In this paper I argue against this view. More precisely I argue that such accounts are unable to accommodate our intuitions that fictional negative existentials such as "Raskolnikov doesn't exist" are true. I offer a general argument to this effect and then consider, but reject, some of the accounts of fictional negative existentials offered by abstract object theorists. I then note that some of the sort of data invoked by the abstract object theorist in fact cuts against her position. I conclude that we should not regard fictional characters as abstract objects but rather should adopt a make-believe theoretic account of fictional characters along the lines of those developed by Ken Walton and others.
C1	Univ Bristol, Bristol BS8 1TH, Avon, England.
RP	Everett, A, Univ Bristol, Bristol BS8 1TH, Avon, England.
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NR	39
TC	3
PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912 USA
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PD	JAN
PY	2007
VL	74
IS	1
BP	56
EP	80
PG	25
SC	Philosophy
GA	173IF
UT	ISI:000246866000003
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PT	J
AU	Reisenzein, R
AF	Reisenzein, Rainer
TI	Arnold's theory of emotion in historical perspective
SO	COGNITION & EMOTION
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	BASIC EMOTIONS; APPRAISAL; DETERMINANTS
AB	Magda B. Arnold's theory of emotion is examined from three historical viewpoints. First, I look backward from Arnold to precursors of her theory of emotion in 19th century introspectionist psychology and in classical evolutionary psychology. I try to show that Arnold can be regarded as belonging intellectually to the cognitive tradition of emotion theorising that originated in Brentano and his students, and that she was also significantly influenced by McDougall's evolutionary view of emotion. Second, I look forward from Arnold to the influence she had on Richard S. Lazarus, the theorist who deserves the most credit for popularising the appraisal approach to emotion. Here, I try to document that Lazarus' theory of the stress emotions preserved most assumptions of Arnold's theory. Finally, I look back at Arnold from today's perspective and address points of success of the appraisal paradigm in emotion psychology, as well as some remaining problems.
C1	Univ Greifswald, Inst Psychol, D-17487 Greifswald, Germany.
RP	Reisenzein, R, Univ Greifswald, Inst Psychol, Franz Mehring Str 47, D-17487 Greifswald, Germany.
EM	rainer.reisenzein@uni-greifswald.de
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NR	66
TC	3
PU	PSYCHOLOGY PRESS
PI	HOVE
PA	27 CHURCH RD, HOVE BN3 2FA, EAST SUSSEX, ENGLAND
SN	0269-9931
J9	COGNITION EMOTION
JI	Cogn. Emot.
PD	NOV
PY	2006
VL	20
IS	7
BP	920
EP	951
DI	10.1080/02699930600616445
PG	32
SC	Psychology, Experimental
GA	115EU
UT	ISI:000242718400003
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PT	J
AU	Neale, S
TI	A century later
SO	MIND
LA	English
DT	Editorial Material
ID	INDEFINITE DESCRIPTIONS; DEFINITE DESCRIPTIONS; QUANTIFIERS; UNIQUENESS; RUSSELL; CONTEXT; FORM
C1	Rutgers State Univ, Dept Philosophy, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 USA.
RP	Neale, S, Rutgers State Univ, Dept Philosophy, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 USA.
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PHILOS, V88, P359
NR	128
TC	3
PU	OXFORD UNIV PRESS
PI	OXFORD
PA	GREAT CLARENDON ST, OXFORD OX2 6DP, ENGLAND
SN	0026-4423
J9	MIND
JI	Mind
PD	OCT
PY	2005
VL	114
IS	456
BP	809
EP	871
DI	10.1093/mind/fzi809
PG	63
SC	Philosophy
GA	023FL
UT	ISI:000236111100001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Moore, MS
TI	The plain truth about legal truth
SO	HARVARD JOURNAL OF LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY
LA	English
DT	Proceedings Paper
CT	21st Annual National Student Federalist Society Symposium on Law and Public Policy
CY	2002
CL	NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT
ID	REALISM
C1	Univ Illinois, Program Law & Philosophy, Chicago, IL 60680 USA.
RP	Moore, MS, Univ Illinois, Program Law & Philosophy, Chicago, IL 60680 USA.
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NR	56
TC	3
PU	HARVARD SOC LAW PUBLIC POLICY
PI	CAMBRIDGE
PA	HARVARD LAW SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02138 USA
SN	0193-4872
J9	HARVARD J LAW PUBLIC POLICY
JI	Harv. J. Law Public Policy
PD	WIN
PY	2003
VL	26
IS	1
BP	23
EP	47
PG	25
SC	Law
GA	684XU
UT	ISI:000183232400005
ER

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PT	J
AU	Rojszczak, A
TI	Philosophical background and philosophical content of the semantic definition of truth
SO	ERKENNTNIS
LA	English
DT	Article
AB	The aim of this paper is to who that it is the explicative character of Tarski's semantic definition of truth given in his study of 1933 that allows for consideration of a philosophical background of this definition in the proper sense. Given the explicative character of this definition it is argued that the philosophical tradition that should be taken into account with regard to this philosophical background is the tradition of the Lvov-Warsaw School in its connections with the School of Brentano. As an example of the explanatory power of considering this tradition as far as Tarski's philosophical choices are concerned I use here the notion of sentence-inscription, i.e., the notion of that entity of which truth is predicated in the definition in question. one of the consequences of these statements is that philosophical discussions concerning the semantic definition of truth can be regarded from two points of view. On the one hand, they may take the perspective of its explicational function, i.e., the perspective of its philosophical background. On the other hand, they might consider the philosophical consequences of the definition with respect to the goal of the explication, i.e., they may consider its philosophical content independently of its historical background.
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NR	97
TC	3
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	VAN GODEWIJCKSTRAAT 30, 3311 GZ DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0165-0106
J9	ERKENNTNIS
JI	Erkenntnis
PY	2002
VL	56
IS	1
BP	29
EP	62
PG	34
SC	Philosophy
GA	541GJ
UT	ISI:000174976600004
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PT	J
AU	Fioretti, G
TI	Von Kries and the other 'German logicians: Non-numerical probabilities before Keynes
SO	ECONOMICS AND PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	Univ Florence, I-50121 Florence, Italy.
RP	Fioretti, G, Univ Florence, I-50121 Florence, Italy.
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NR	28
TC	3
PU	CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
PI	NEW YORK
PA	40 WEST 20TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10011-4221 USA
SN	0266-2671
J9	ECON PHIL
JI	Econ. Philos.
PD	OCT
PY	2001
VL	17
IS	2
BP	245
EP	273
PG	29
SC	Economics; Ethics
GA	498RZ
UT	ISI:000172525400006
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PT	J
AU	Reinach, A Launay, MBD
TI	Theory of negative judgment. Presentation and translation from the German by Marc B. de Launay
SO	REVUE DE METAPHYSIQUE ET DE MORALE
LA	French
DT	Article
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TC	3
PU	LIBRAIRIE ARMAND COLIN
PI	PARIS
PA	54 BD RASPAIL, 75006 PARIS, FRANCE
SN	0035-1571
J9	REV METAPHYSIQUE MORALE
JI	Rev. Metaphys. Morale
PD	JUL-SEP
PY	1996
VL	101
IS	3
BP	383
EP	436
PG	54
SC	Philosophy
GA	VQ668
UT	ISI:A1996VQ66800006
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PT	J
AU	BERGMANN, M
TI	A NEW ARGUMENT FROM ACTUALISM TO SERIOUS-ACTUALISM
SO	NOUS
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	BERGMANN, M, UNIV NOTRE DAME,NOTRE DAME,IN 46556.
CR	FINE K, 1985, A PLANTINGA, P145 HINCHLIFF M, 1989, ANALYSIS, V49, P182 ISEMINGER G, 1968, LOGIC PHILOS MEINONG A, 1968, LOGIC PHILOS SELECTE, P116 PLANTINGA A, 1979, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V7, P101 PLANTINGA A, 1983, PHILOS STUD, V44, P1 PLANTINGA A, 1985, A PLANTINGA, P313 POLLOCK J, 1985, A PLANTINGA, P121 TOMBERLIN JE, 1985, A PLANTINGA
NR	9
TC	3
PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS
PI	CAMBRIDGE
PA	350 MAIN STREET, STE 6, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02148-5023
SN	0029-4624
J9	NOUS
JI	Nous
PD	SEP
PY	1996
VL	30
IS	3
BP	356
EP	359
PG	4
SC	Philosophy
GA	VJ655
UT	ISI:A1996VJ65500004
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PT	J
AU	HALDANE, J
TI	INTENTIONALITY AND ONE-SIDED RELATIONS
SO	RATIO-NEW SERIES
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	HALDANE, J, UNIV ST ANDREWS,DEPT MORAL PHILOSOPHY,ST ANDREWS KY16 9AL,FIFE,SCOTLAND.
CR	ARISTOTLE, CATEGORIES BRENTANO F, 1973, PSYCHOL EMPIRICAL ST CARTWRIGHT R, 1960, J PHILOSOPHY, V56 CHISHOLM RM, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P DEELY J, 1972, NEW SCHOLASTICISM, V46 DEELY J, 1975, THOMIST, V39 DEELY J, 1982, INTRO SEMIOTIC ITS H EVANS G, 1982, VARIETIES REFERENCE FINDLAY J, 1968, VALUES INTENTIONS GEACH P, 1968, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC S, V62 GEACH P, 1969, SOPHIA, V8 GEACH P, 1970, REV METAPHYSICS, V23 GEACH PT, 1967, J PHILOS, V74 GORMAN M, 1993, PHILOS Q, V43 GROSSMANN R, 1969, AM PHILOS Q, V6 GROSSMANN R, 1977, CONTENT OBJECT PRESE GROSSMANN R, 1984, PHENOMENOLOGY EXISTE GROSSMANN R, 1992, EXISTENCE WORLD HAIGHT D, 1981, NEW SCHOLASTICISM, V55, P180 HALDANE J, PHILOS R CHISHOLM HALDANE J, 1989, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V35 HALDANE J, 1993, PACIFIC PHILOS Q, V74 HALDANE J, 1993, REALITY REPRESENTATI HALDANE J, 1994, PHILOS BOOKS, V35 HENNINGER M, 1989, RELATIONS MEDIEVAL T HUSSERL E, IDEAS KOTARBINSKI T, 1966, REV INT PHILOS, V20 MCDOWELL J, 1984, PHILOS Q, V34 MEINONG A, GEGENSTANSTHEORIE POINSOT J, ARS LOGICA PUTNAM H, 1993, MODERN THINKERS ANCI RUSSELL B, 1903, PRINCIPLES MATH WILLIAMS CJF, 1981, WHAT IS EXISTENCE
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TC	3
PU	BLACKWELL PUBL LTD
PI	OXFORD
PA	108 COWLEY RD, OXFORD, OXON, ENGLAND OX4 1JF
SN	0034-0006
J9	RATIO
JI	Ratio-New Ser.
PD	SEP
PY	1996
VL	9
IS	2
BP	95
EP	114
PG	20
SC	Philosophy
GA	VF352
UT	ISI:A1996VF35200001
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PT	J
AU	KROON, FW
TI	WAS MEINONG ONLY PRETENDING
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	FICTIONAL OBJECTS
RP	KROON, FW, UNIV AUCKLAND,AUCKLAND,NEW ZEALAND.
CR	BACH K, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P359 BENCIVENGA E, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P461 CASTANEDA HN, 1974, PHILOSOPHIA, V4, P3 CASTANEDA HN, 1979, POETICS, V8, P31 CASTANEDA HN, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P3 CASTANEDA HN, 1989, THINKING LANGUAGE EX CHISHOLM R, 1972, J VONSEIN NICHTEIN CHISHOLM R, 1973, REV INT PHILOS, V27, P207 CURRIE G, 1990, NATURE FICTION EVANS G, 1982, VARIETIES REFERENCE FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE FINE K, 1984, PHILOS STUD, V45, P95 GROSSMAN R, 1974, MEINONG ARGUMENTS PH GROSSMANN R, 1974, NOUS, V8, P67 HOWELL R, 1979, POETICS, V8, P129 KAPLAN D, 1973, APPROACHES NATURAL L, P490 LAMBER K, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P439 LAMBERT K, 1983, MEINONG PRINCIPLE IN MALLY E, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGER GEGEN MALLY E, 1912, GEGENSTANDSTHEORETIS MEINONG A, 1904, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 MEINONG A, 1983, ASSUMPTIONS PARSONS T, 1974, J PHILOS, V71, P561 PARSONS T, 1975, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V1, P73 PARSONS T, 1979, J PHILOS, V76, P649 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PARSONS T, 1982, POETICS, V11, P311 RAPAPORT WJ, 1978, NOUS, V12, P153 RAPAPORT WJ, 1981, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V14, P1 RAPAPORT WJ, 1982, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V18, P17 RAPAPORT WJ, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P61 ROUTLEY R, 1979, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V9, P1 ROUTLEY R, 1980, DEP MONOGRAPH AUSTRA, V3 SEARLE J, 1979, CONT PERSPECTIVES PH SOSA E, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P485 VANINWAGEN P, 1977, AM PHILOS Q, V14, P299 WALTON K, 1973, PHILOS REV, V82, P283 WALTON K, 1978, J PHILOS, V75, P5 WALTON K, 1990, MIMESIS MAKE BELIEVE WETTSTEIN H, 1984, SYNTHESE, V60, P439 ZALTA E, 1983, ABSTRACT OBJECTS INT ZALTA E, 1988, INTENSIONAL LOGIC ME
NR	42
TC	3
PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PD	SEP
PY	1992
VL	52
IS	3
BP	499
EP	527
PG	29
SC	Philosophy
GA	JL848
UT	ISI:A1992JL84800001
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PT	J
AU	WIEBE, JM
TI	REFERENCES IN NARRATIVE TEXT
SO	NOUS
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	BELIEF; REPRESENTATION; DISCOURSE
RP	WIEBE, JM, UNIV TORONTO,DEPT COMP SCI,TORONTO M5S 1A1,ONTARIO,CANADA.
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TC	3
PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS
PI	CAMBRIDGE
PA	238 MAIN STREET, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02142
SN	0029-4624
J9	NOUS
JI	Nous
PD	SEP
PY	1991
VL	25
IS	4
BP	457
EP	486
PG	30
SC	Philosophy
GA	GC357
UT	ISI:A1991GC35700004
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PT	J
AU	KERZ, JP
TI	FREUD INTRACLINICAL INDUCTIVISM
SO	FORUM DER PSYCHOANALYSE
LA	German
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PU	SPRINGER VERLAG
PI	NEW YORK
PA	175 FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK, NY 10010
SN	0178-7667
J9	FORUM PSYCHOANAL
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PD	DEC
PY	1990
VL	6
IS	4
BP	277
EP	298
PG	22
SC	Psychology, Psychoanalysis
GA	EN186
UT	ISI:A1990EN18600001
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PT	J
AU	LEMOS, NM
TI	WARRANT, EMOTION, AND VALUE
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES
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RP	LEMOS, NM, DEPAUW UNIV,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,GREENCASTLE,IN 46135.
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PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0031-8116
J9	PHIL STUD
JI	Philos. Stud.
PD	OCT
PY	1989
VL	57
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BP	175
EP	192
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GA	CC095
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PT	J
AU	DOYLE, JP
TI	SUAREZ ON BEINGS OF REASON AND TRUTH
SO	VIVARIUM-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR THE PHILOSOPHY AND INTELLECTUAL LIFE OF THE MIDDLE AGES AND RENAISSANCE
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RP	DOYLE, JP, ST LOUIS UNIV,ST LOUIS,MO 63103.
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PU	E J BRILL
PI	LEIDEN
PA	PO BOX 9000, 2300 PA LEIDEN, NETHERLANDS
SN	0042-7543
J9	VIVARIUM
JI	Vivarium
PD	MAY
PY	1988
VL	26
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EP	72
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SC	Medieval & Renaissance Studies; Philosophy
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PT	J
AU	HEIDSIECK, A
TI	KAFKAS NARRATIVE ONTOLOGY
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE
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RP	HEIDSIECK, A, UNIV SO CALIF,LOS ANGELES,CA 90089.
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PU	JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV PRESS
PI	BALTIMORE
PA	JOURNALS PUBLISHING DIVISION, 2715 NORTH CHARLES ST, BALTIMORE, MD 21218-4319
SN	0190-0013
J9	PHIL LIT
JI	Philos. Lit.
PD	OCT
PY	1987
VL	11
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SC	Literary Theory & Criticism; Literature
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PT	J
AU	MATTEY, GJ
TI	KANT THEORY OF PROPOSITIONAL ATTITUDES
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RP	MATTEY, GJ, UNIV CALIF DAVIS,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,DAVIS,CA 95616.
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PU	WALTER DE GRUYTER & CO
PI	BERLIN
PA	GENTHINER STRASSE 13, D-10785 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0022-8877
J9	KANT-STUD
JI	Kant-Studien
PY	1986
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EP	440
PG	18
SC	Philosophy
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PT	J
AU	RAPAPORT, WJ
TI	TO-BE AND NOT-TO-BE + CRITICAL AND COMPARATIVE-STUDY OF PARSONS,TERENCE MEINONGIAN THEORY
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RP	RAPAPORT, WJ, SUNY BUFFALO,BUFFALO,NY 14260.
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PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS
PI	CAMBRIDGE
PA	350 MAIN STREET, STE 6, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02148-5023
SN	0029-4624
J9	NOUS
JI	Nous
PY	1985
VL	19
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SC	Philosophy
GA	ASV27
UT	ISI:A1985ASV2700006
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PT	J
AU	RAPAPORT, WJ
TI	ROUTLEY,RICHARD EXPLORING MEINONG JUNGLE AND BEYOND
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Note
RP	RAPAPORT, WJ, SUNY COLL FREDONIA,FREDONIA,NY 14063.
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PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PY	1984
VL	44
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SC	Philosophy
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PT	J
AU	SIMONS, P
TI	A LESNIEWSKIAN LANGUAGE FOR THE NOMINALISTIC THEORY OF SUBSTANCE AND ACCIDENT
SO	TOPOI-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
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RP	SIMONS, P, SALZBURG UNIV,A-5020 SALZBURG,AUSTRIA.
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TC	3
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-7411
J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PY	1983
VL	2
IS	1
BP	99
EP	109
PG	11
SC	Philosophy
GA	RA105
UT	ISI:A1983RA10500007
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PT	J
AU	PARSONS, T
TI	NOMINALISTIC THEORIES OF FICTIONAL OBJECTS
SO	POETICS
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	PARSONS, T, UNIV CALIF IRVINE,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,IRVINE,CA 92717.
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TC	3
PU	ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
PI	AMSTERDAM
PA	PO BOX 211, 1000 AE AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
SN	0304-422X
J9	POETICS
JI	Poetics
PY	1982
VL	11
IS	4-6
BP	311
EP	329
PG	19
SC	Literature; Sociology
GA	QH740
UT	ISI:A1982QH74000004
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PT	J
AU	BUTCHVAROV, P
TI	THAT SIMPLE, INDEFINABLE, NON-NATURAL PROPERTY GOOD + EMOTIVE THEORY ETHICS
SO	REVIEW OF METAPHYSICS
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	BUTCHVAROV, P, UNIV IOWA,IOWA CITY,IA 52242.
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TC	3
PU	CATHOLIC UNIV AMER PRESS
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	620 MICHIGAN AVENUE NE ADMIN BLDG ROOM 303, WASHINGTON, DC 20064
SN	0034-6632
J9	REV METAPHYSICS
JI	Rev. Metaphys.
PY	1982
VL	36
IS	1
BP	51
EP	75
PG	25
SC	Philosophy
GA	PF981
UT	ISI:A1982PF98100003
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PT	J
AU	WEST, C
TI	NIETZSCHE PREFIGURATION OF POSTMODERN AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY
SO	BOUNDARY 2-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND CULTURE
LA	English
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RP	WEST, C, UNION THEOL SEMINARY,NEW YORK,NY 10027.
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NR	42
TC	3
PU	DUKE UNIV PRESS
PI	DURHAM
PA	BOX 90660, DURHAM, NC 27708-0660
SN	0190-3659
J9	BOUND TWO-INT J LIT CULT
JI	Boundary 2-Int. J. Lit. Cult.
PY	1981
VL	9
IS	3
BP	241
EP	269
PG	29
SC	CULTURAL STUDIES; Literature
GA	NS775
UT	ISI:A1981NS77500011
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PT	J
AU	CHISHOLM, RM
TI	SOCRATIC METHOD AND THE THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE
SO	RATIO-NEW SERIES
LA	English
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RP	CHISHOLM, RM, BROWN UNIV,PROVIDENCE,RI 02912.
CR	BRENTANO F, 1955, PSYCHOLOGIE EMPIRISC CHISHOLM RM, 1977, THEORY KNOWLEDGE EMPIRICUS S, OUTLINES PYRRHONISM FRIES JF, 1828, NEUE ODER ANTHR KRIT KANT I, CRITIQUE PURE REASON KASTIL A, 1912, JF FRIES LEHRE UNMIT MEINONG A, 1968, EMOTIONELLE PRASENTA, V3, P287 NELSON L, 1912, ABHANDLUNGEN F SCHUL, V3 NELSON L, 1929, ABHANDLUNGEN F SCHUL, V5 NELSON L, 1930, SOGENANNTE ERKENNTNI NELSON L, 1949, SOCRATIC METHOD CRIT NELSON L, 1973, GESCHICHTE KRITIK ER PRITCHARD HA, 1912, MIND, V21
NR	13
TC	3
PU	BLACKWELL PUBL LTD
PI	OXFORD
PA	108 COWLEY RD, OXFORD, OXON, ENGLAND OX4 1JF
SN	0034-0006
J9	RATIO
JI	Ratio-New Ser.
PY	1979
VL	21
IS	2
BP	97
EP	108
PG	12
SC	Philosophy
GA	JR074
UT	ISI:A1979JR07400002
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PT	J
AU	Douglas, AG
AF	Douglas, Anna Gertrude
TI	A TACHISTOSCOPIC STUDY OF THE ORDER OF EMERGENCE IN THE PROCESS OF PERCEPTION
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS
LA	English
DT	Review
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NR	118
TC	3
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0096-9753
J9	PSYCHOL MONOGRAPHS
JI	Psychol. Monogr.
PY	1947
VL	61
IS	6
BP	1
EP	133
PG	133
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V00QF
UT	ISI:000206801800001
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PT	J
AU	Hermann, I
AF	Hermann, Imre
TI	The Itself and the Think
SO	IMAGO
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	IMAGO, V15, P106 INT Z PSYCHOANALYSE, V9 1925, 11 INT PSYCH K BAD H 1926, IMAGO, V12 1929, INT Z PSYCHOANALYSE, V15 BERNFELD S, IMAGO, V16 BURKAMP, 1927, BEGRIFF BEZIEHUNG, P88 CASSIRER E, 1925, PHILOS SYMBOLISCHEN, V2, P61 CHADWICK M, 1929, INT Z PSYCHOANALYSE, V15, P278 DELGADO HF, IMAGO, V7 DEUTSCH H, 1921, IMAGO, V7 DUPREL K, 1901, SEXUELLE OSPHRESIOLO, P78 EHRENWALD H, 1928, Z NEUROL, P115 ELIASBERG W, 1925, PSYCHOL PATHOLOGIE A, P115 ENRIQUES, 1927, GESCH LOGIK, P157 ETTLINGER M, 1925, BEITRAGE LEHRE TIERS, P42 FECHNER GT, PSYCHOANALYSE LOGIK, P99 FENICHEL O, 1926, Z PSYCHOANALYSE, V12 FERENCZI S, 1924, VERSUCH GENITALTHEOR, P95 FREUD, GES SCHRIFTEN, V6, P368 FREUD, GES SCHRIFTEN, V8, P350 FREUD, GES SCHRIFTEN, V8, P71 FREUD, INT Z PSYCHOANALYSE, V8 GRUHLE HW, 1918, PSYCHIAT ARZTE, P25 HECKMANNS J, 1916, RENAISSANCE PHILOS, V13, P126 HENNING H, 1924, GERUCH, P70 HENNING, 1926, PSYCHOL STUDIEN GERU, P784 JONES E, JB PSYCHOANALYTISCHE, V4 JUNG CG, 1926, UNBEWUSSTE NORMALEN, P99 KATZ D, 1925, AUFBAU TASTWELT, P165 KIRCHHOFF, 1922, GESICHTSAUSDRUCK SEI, P149 KOWALEWSKY A, 1904, STUDIEN PSYCHOL PESS KRAEPELIN E, PSYCHIATRIE, V1, P414 KRAUSE, 1880, E DARWIN, P151 LANGE C, 1910, UBERSETZT KURELLA, P15 LEISEGANG H, 1928, DENKFORMEN, P196 MEINONG A, 1882, HUME STUDIEN, V2, P137 MEYER K, 1913, ENTWICKLUNG TEMPERAT PAGENSTECHER, 1928, PSYCHOMETRIE ODER HE, P59 PLESSNER H, 1923, EINHEIT SINNE RANK O, 1924, TRAUMA GEBURT, P105 REVESZ G, 1928, TAKTILE AGNOSIE, P14 SCHNEIDER E, 1926, IMAGO, V12 SCHUBERT GH, 1840, SYMBOLIK TRAUMES, P124 SKRAMLIK, 1924, Z SINNESPHYSIOLOGIE SOMMER R, 1925, TIERPSYCHOLOGIE, P62 STEINITZER M, 1889, MENSCHLICHEN TIERISC, P144 STOLL O, 1908, GESCHLECHTSLEBEN VOL, P824 STORCH A, 1922, ARCHAISCH PRIMITIVE, P41 STRUNZ F, 1928, ASTROLOGIE ALCHEMIE, P287 UBERWEG, 1868, SYSTEM LOGIK, P90 VONBUDDENBROCK W, 1924, GRUNDRISS VERGLEICHE, V1, P149 VONKRIES J, 1923, ALLGEMEINE SINNESPHY, P183 VONSKRAMLIK E, 1926, HDB PHYSL NIEDEREN S, V1, P336 WERNER H, 1926, EINFUHRUNG ENTWICKLU, P257 ZIEHEN T, 1920, LEHRBUCH LOGIK, P445
NR	56
TC	3
PU	HUGO HELLER & CIE
PI	WIEN
PA	BAUERNMARKT 3, WIEN, 00000, GERMANY
SN	0536-5554
J9	IMAGO
JI	Imago
PY	1929
VL	15
IS	3-4
BP	325
EP	348
PG	24
SC	Psychology, Psychoanalysis
GA	V77VH
UT	ISI:000205260500004
ER

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PT	J
AU	Schubert, G
TI	Studies on the Listingsch law of motion of the eye. IV. Announcement. On the position of the guide brush in the general kinematic system according to Listing.
SO	PFLUGERS ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PHYSIOLOGIE DES MENSCHEN UND DER TIERE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	1924, PFLUGERS ARCH GES PH, V205, P637 1927, PFLUGERS ARCH GES PH, V215, P553 1927, PFLUGERS ARCH GES PH, V216, P580 BRAUNE W, 1887, ABHANDL KGL SACHS MN, V14 BURMESTER L, 1918, SITZUNGSBER KONIG MN, P171 FISCHER O, 1887, ARCH ANAT PHYSL S, P242 FISCHER O, 1909, ABH KGL SACHS GES MN, V32, P6 FISCHER O, 1909, KONIGL SACHS GES MN, V31, P1 MEINONG A, 1898, Z PSYCH PHYSL, V17, P161 TSCHERMAK A, 1927, MONATSSCHR PSYCHIAT, V65, P397 TSCHERMAK A, 1927, VERHANDL DTSCH OPHTH, V46, P5
NR	11
TC	3
PU	SPRINGER
PI	NEW YORK
PA	233 SPRING STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10013 USA
J9	PFL ARCH GESAM PHYS MEN TIERE
PY	1928
VL	220
BP	300
EP	316
PG	17
SC	Physiology
GA	V17VA
UT	ISI:000201203800027
ER

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PT	J
AU	Simoneit, M
AF	Simoneit, Max
TI	Creative Thinking
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Review
CR	ACH M, 1921, BEGRIFFSBILDUNG ACH N, 1905, WILLENSTATIGKEIT DEN, P210 ACH N, 1921, BEGRIFFSBILDUNG, P2 ACH N, 1921, BEGRIFFSBILDUNG, P329 ACH N, 1921, BEGRIFFSBILDUNG, P6 ACH, 1905, WILLENSTATIGKEIT DEN, P191 ACHENBACH E, 1916, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V35 AVELING F, 1922, CONSCIOUSNESS U INDI AVENARIUS R, 1888, KRITIK REINEN ERFAHR, P71 BERGSON H, 1908, MATERIE GEDACHTNIS, R7 BERKELEY, ALCIPHRON MINUTE PHI BERKELEY, TREATISE PRINCIPLES BRENTANO F, 1874, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN, V1, P132 BUHLER K, ARCH GES PSYCH, V9, P303 CORNELIUS H, Z PSYCHOL, V24, P117 CORNELIUS, 1897, PSYCHOL ERFAHRUNGSWI, P116 DROBISCH, 1863, NEUE DARSTELLUNG LOG, P19 EBBINGHAUS, 1919, GRUNDZ PSYCHOL, V1, P567 ERDMANN B, 1907, LOGIK, P74 ERDMANN B, 1907, LOGIK, V1, P3 ERDMANN B, 1907, LOGIK, V1, P5 ERDMANN B, 1907, LOGIK, V1, P71 ERDMANN B, 1907, LOGIK, V1, P9 ERDMANN B, 1908, UMRISSE PSYCHOL DENK GERTRUDSALING, Z PSYCHOL, V49 GROOS K, Z PSYCH, V95, P1 GRUNBAUM AA, 1908, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V12, P344 HUME, 1874, TREATISE HUMAN NATUR, P311 HUSSERL E, 1901, LOG UNTERS, P61 HUSSERL E, 1901, LOG UNTERS, V2, P218 HUSSERL, 1901, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V2, P593 JAENSCH E, 1911, Z PSYCH S, P461 JAENSCH ER, Z PSYCHOL S, P386 JAMES W, 1909, PSYCHOLOGIE, P257 JAMES W, 1909, PSYCHOLOGIE, P259 KATZ D, WISS BEITR PAD PS, P27 KOFFKA G, ARCH GES PSYCH, V48, P193 KOFFKA K, 1912, ANAL VORSTELLUNGEN I, P365 KOFFKA K, 1912, ANALYSE VORSTELLUNGE, P188 KULPE O, GRUNDRISS PSYCHOL, P183 KULPE O, PHIL STUD, V19, P553 KULPE O, 1904, 1 K EXP PSYCH, P56 LEIBMANN O, 1911, ANAL WIRKLICHKEIT, P234 LIEPMANN H, 1904, IDEENFLUCHT LIEPMANN H, 1904, IDEENFLUCHT, P37 LIPPS T, LEITF PSYCHOL, P145 LOCKE J, ESSAY HUMAN UNDERSTA, CH7 MACH E, 1903, ANAL EMPFINDUNGEN MACH E, 1906, ANAL EMPFINDUNGEN, P163 MARBE, 1901, EXPT PSYCHOL UNTERSU, P11 MARBETHUMB, 1901, EXP UNTERS PSYCHOL G MEINONG A, Z PSYCH, V24, P34 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL, V24, P71 MEINONG A, 1877, SITZ BER KAIS AKA PH, V86, P193 MEINONG, Z PSYCHOL, V21, P182 MEINONG, 1910, ANNAHMEN, P10 MESSER A, ARCH GES PSYCH, V8 MESSER A, ARCH GES PSYCH, V8, P175 MESSER A, 1908, EMPFINDUNG DENKEN MESSER A, 1908, EMPFINDUNG DENKEN, P34 MESSER A, 1908, EMPFINDUNG DENKEN, P69 MESSER A, 1922, PSYCHOLOGIE MILL JS, SYSTEM LOGIC, V2, P4 MITTENZWEY K, WUNDTS PSYCH STUD, V2, P358 MOORE Y, 1910, PUBLIC PSYCHOL, V1 MOSKIEWICZ G, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V18, P305 MULLER GE, Z PSYCH S, P528 MULLERFREIENFEL.R, 1916, DENKEN PHANTASIE, P27 MULLERSCHE GE, VORSTELLUNG, P147 ORTH, 1903, GEFUHL BEWUSSTSEINSL, P71 RICKERT H, 1913, GRENZEN NATURWISSENS, P39 RICKERT H, 1913, GRENZEN NATURWISSENS, P45 SCHLICKER HG, 1924, THESIS KONIGSBERG SCHULTZE FEO, GEDANKEN ERSCHEINUNG, P155 SCHULTZE FEO, 1906, ARCH GES PSYCH, V8, P275 SCHULTZE FEO, 1923, ANLEITUNG MENSCHENKE SCHUMANN F, 1904, PSYCHOL STUDIEN SCHUMANN, BEITRAGE ANAL GESICH, P24 SCHUMANN, Z PSYCH, P23 SCHWIETE F, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V19, P475 SELZ O, 1913, GESETZE GEORDNETEN D, P155 SIMONEIT M, 1922, THESIS KONIGSBERG STORRING G, PHIL STUD, V20, P324 STORRING G, 1916, LOGIK, P91 STUMPF C, 1883, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, P3 STUMPF C, 1906, ABH PREUSS AKAD W, P4 USNADZE, PSYCHOL FORSCHUNG, V5, P24 VOLKELT J, 1886, ERFAHRUNG DENKEN, P516 VONHUSSERL T, 1901, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V2, P37 WATT H, ARCH GES PSYCH, V4, P430 WUNDT W, 1906, LOGIK, V1, P13 WUNDT W, 1906, LOGIK, V1, P45 WUNDT W, 1908, LOGIK, V1, P47 WUNDT W, 1911, GRUNDRISS PSYCHOL, P326 WUNDT W, 1911, GRUNDZUEGE PHYSL PHY, P307 ZIEHEN T, 1914, LEITFADEN PHYSL PSYC, P242 ZIEHEN T, 1916, MANNS PAD MAG, P28
NR	97
TC	3
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	JUN 12
PY	1926
VL	55
IS	1-2
BP	137
EP	218
PG	82
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01CE
UT	ISI:000206832900006
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PT	J
AU	Juhasz, A
AF	Juhasz, Andor
TI	For the analysis of musical recognition
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ARCH GES PSYCH, V37, P283 NAHERES RELATIVE TON, P168 TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V1, P141 TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V1, P251 Z ANGEW PSYCHOL, V11, P113 1870, LEHRE TONEMPFINDUNGE, P486 1883, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V1, P339 1886, ANAL EMPFINDUNGEN, P128 1890, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, P279 1892, Z PSYCHOL, V3, P263 1903, GESICHTSPUNKTE TATSA, P289 1907, WUNDTS PYSHCOL STUD, V2, P228 1908, WUNDTS PYSHCOL STUD, V4, P224 1913, GRUNDLEGUNG TONPSYCH, P142 1916, ARCH GES PSYCH, V36, P42 1917, ABH PREUFS AKAD W PM, P15 FISCHER A, 1915, Z PSYCHOL, V72, P365 KOHLER W, 1920, PHYSISCHEN GESTALTEN, P37 MEINONG A, 1891, Z PSYCHOL, V2, P245 MEYER HW, 1914, Z PSYCHOL, V70, P204 MULLER GE, 1919, Z PSYCHOL, V82, P109 MULLER GE, 1923, KOMPLEXTHEORIE GESTA, P84 MULLERS S, KOMPLEXTHEORIE, P83 REVESZ, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, P143 REVESZ, 1916, ERWIN NYIREGYHAZI, P54 STUMPF, 1901, BEITR AKUSTIK MUSIKW, P92 VONMALTZEW C, 1913, Z PSYCHOL, V64, P194
NR	27
TC	3
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1924
VL	95
BP	142
EP	180
PG	39
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96MI
UT	ISI:000206521600017
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PT	J
AU	Gelb, A
AF	Gelb, Adhemar
TI	Theory on the "Quality of Conformation"
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	AMESEDER, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN BENTLEY, AM J PSYCHOL, V13 CORNELIUS H, EINFUHRUNG PHILOS, P239 CORNELIUS H, PSYCHOL ERFAHRUNGSWI, P70 CORNELIUS H, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, V16 CORNELIUS H, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, V17 CORNELIUS H, Z PSYCHOL, V22 CORNELIUS H, Z PSYCHOL, V24 EBBINGHAUS, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL, P432 HOFLER, PSYCHOL, P152 HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V2, P269 HUSSERL E, PHILOS ARITHMETIK KREIBIG, WERTTHEORIE, P62 KREIBIG, 1909, INTELLEKTUELLEN FUNK, P111 KRUGER, WUNDTS PSYCHOL STUDI, V1, P379 KRUGER, WUNDTS PSYCHOL STUDI, V2, P214 LIPPS T, LEITFADEN PSYCHOL, P167 LIPPS T, Z PSYCHOL, V22 LIPPS T, 1899, SITZUNGSBERICHT BAYR LIPPS T, 1902, EINHEITEN RELATIONEN LIPPS T, 1907, PSYCHOL STUDIEN, P658 LIPPS T, 1907, PSYCHOL STUDIEN, P670 MALLY, ARCH SYST PHILOS, V6 MARTY A, 1908, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GRUND, P109 MEINONG A, FICHTE Z, V95 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL S, V1 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL, V2 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL, V21 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL, V24 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL, V6 SCHULTZE FEO, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V8, P357 SCHUMANN F, Z PSYCHOL, V17 SCHUMANN F, Z PSYCHOL, V23 STOUT, ANAL PSYCHOL, V1, P66 STUMPF C, 1907, BERLINER AKADEMIEABH, P28 STWITASEK, ARCH SYSTEM PHILOS, V3, P273 STWITASEK, GRUNDLINIEN PSYCHOL STWITASEK, Z PSYCHOL, V11 STWITASEK, Z PSYCHOL, V14, P401 STWITASEK, Z PSYCHOL, V19, P189 STWITASEK, 1904, GRUNDZUGE ALLGEMEINE VONEHRENFELS C, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, V14 VONEHRENFELS C, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, V15 WIEGAND, Z PSYCHOL, V48
NR	44
TC	3
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1911
VL	58
BP	1
EP	58
PG	58
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96KG
UT	ISI:000206516200001
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PT	J
AU	Benussi, V
AF	Benussi, Vittorio
TI	Basics of Weight Impression
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ANN PSYCHOL, V2, P79 ARCH PSYCH, V1, P69 ARCH PSYCH, V1, P84 ARCH PSYCH, V1, P91 BESPRECHUNG CHARAKTE, V5, P4 EXPT ANAL ZEITVERGLE, V1, P439 EXPT ANAL ZEITVERGLE, V2, P119 GESICHTSPUNKTE TATSA, P237 GRUNDLINIEN PSYCHOL, P324 SCHRIFTEN GESELLSCHA, P18 Z PSYCH 1, V51, P73 Z PSYCH, V36, P344 Z PSYCH, V43, P40 Z PSYCHOL 1, V51, P73 Z PSYCHOL 1, V51, P91 Z PSYCHOL, V25, P1 Z PSYCHOL, V45, P215 Z PSYCHOL, V51, P102 Z PSYCHOL, V51, P73 Z PSYCHOL, V51, P77 1899, ANAL UNTERSCHIEDSEMP, P155 1907, Z PSYCHOL, V45, P217 AMESEDER R, VORSTELLUNGSPRODUKTI AMESEDER R, 1904, PSYCHOL GESTALTERFAS BINET, ANN PSYCHOL, V3, P42 CLAPAREDE E, 1906, Z ERFORSCHUNG BEHAND, V1, P118 CLAPAREDE, 1902, ARCH PSYCHOL, V1, P69 DESARLOS, 1905, RICERCHE PSICOLOGIA, V1 EBBINGHAUS, PSYCHOLOGIE, V1, P19 EBBINGHAUS, Z PSYCHOL, P457 FECHNER, ELEMENTE PSYCHOPHYSI, V1, P96 FECHNER, 1860, BERICHTE SACHS GES W, P76 FLOURNOY, 1894, ANN PSYCHOL, V1, P168 FLOURNOY, 1894, ANN PSYCHOL, V1, P198 HOFLERS, PSYCHOLOGIE, P427 JAENSCH E, Z PSYCH 1, V41, P257 KATZ A, Z PSYCHOL, V42, P302 KATZ, Z PSYCH 1, V42, P302 LEHMANNS A, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V6, P425 LEHMANNS A, KORPERLICHE AUSSERUN, V1, P63 LOOMIS HN, 1907, PSYCHOL REV PSYCH MO, V8 MARTIN CJ, 1899, ANAL UNTERSCHIEDSEMP, P43 MARTIN LJ, 1899, ANAL UNTERSCHIEDSEMP MARTIUS G, BEITRAGEN PSYCH PH 3, P413 MEINONG A, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN, V5 MEINONG A, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN, V6 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL, V33, P1 MEINONG A, 1904, PSYCHOL GESTALTERFAS MEINONGS, Z PSYCHOL S, V2, P109 MEINONGS, Z PSYCHOL, V2, P245 MEINONGS, Z PSYCHOL, V21, P181 MENTZ A, PHILOS STUDIEN, V11, P563 MEUMANN E, EINFUHRUNG EXPT PADA, V2, P94 MEUMANN, 1903, PHILOS STUD, V18, P1 MEUMANNS, VORLESUNGEN EINFUHRU, V2, P361 MULLER GE, PFLUGERS ARCH GES PH, V45, P37 MULLER, PFLUGERS ARCH GES PH, V45, P37 MULLER, 1889, ARCH GES PHYSL, V45, P37 SCHUMANN F, 1909, Z PSYCHOL, V52, P1 STEVENS HC, 1905, AM J PSYCHOL, V12, P409 TREVES Z, 1906, ARCH FISIOL, V3, P353 VANBIERVLIET, 1896, ANN PSYCHOL, V2, P79 WITASEK, 1908, GRUNDLINIEN PSYCHOL, P222 WITASEKS, ASTHETIK, P66
NR	64
TC	3
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	MAR 8
PY	1910
VL	17
IS	1-2
BP	1
EP	185
PG	185
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98EX
UT	ISI:000206637500001
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PT	J
AU	Calkins, MW
TI	The abandonment of sensationalism in psychology
SO	AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	ANAL PSYCHOL, V1, P65 ANAL PSYCHOL, V1, P78 ANAL PSYCHOL, V2, P42 ARCHIV, V12, P103 ARCHIV, V12, P107 ARCHIV, V12, P94 OUTLINES PSYCHOL, P180 PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL, V1, P247 PSYCHOL ERFAHRUNGSWI, P164 PSYCHOL ERFAHRUNGSWI, P70 STUDIES PHILOS PSYCH, P351 ZEITSCHRIFT, V32, P177 1855, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL, P285 1890, VIERTELJAHRSCHR WISS, V14, P249 1893, PHYSL PSYCHOL, V1, P555 1896, GRUNDRISS 1897, PHILOS REV, P646 1899, ZEITSCHRIFT, V22, P101 1901, EXPT PSYCHOL UNTERSU 1901, INTRO PSYCHOL, CH10 1902, PHYSL PSYCHOL, V2, P284 1903, ETUDE EXPT INTELLIGE 1903, GEFUHL BEWUSST 1904, GRUNDRISS, P104 1904, PSYCHOLOGY, P213 1904, PSYCHOLOGY, P267 1905, ARCH GESAMMTE PSYCHO, V4, P288 1905, DOPPELTE STANDPUNKT, P25 1905, INTRO PSYCHOL, CH9 1905, WILLENSTATIGKEIT DEN 1906, AM J PSY, V17, P358 1906, ARCHIV, V8, P1 1906, J PHILOS PSYCHOL SCI, V3, P701 1906, Z PHYS PSYCH, V44, P1 1907, ARCHIV, V9, P297 1907, J PHILOS, V4, P164 1907, K EXPT PSYCHOL, P209 1907, KONIGL AKAD WISSENSC, P29 1907, KONIGL AKAD WISSENSC, P7 1907, PSYCHOL GEN INTRO, P286 1907, PSYCHOL GEN INTRO, P72 1907, PSYCHOL STUDIEN, V3, P156 1907, PSYCHOL STUDIEN, V3, P300 1908, ARCHIV, V12, P9 1908, LECT FEELING ATTENTI, P82 1908, PSYCHOL B, V5, P65 1908, PSYCHOL REV, V15, P205 EBBINGHAUS, GRUNDZUGE, P1 EBBINGHAUS, GRUNDZUGE, P410 HOFLER A, PSYCHOLOGIE HOFLER A, 1907, GRUNDLINIEN PSYCHOL KELCHNER M, ARCHIV, V5, P107 MEINONG A, 1891, ZEITSCHRIFT, V2, P247 MEINONG A, 1891, ZEITSCHRIFT, V21, P182 MEINONG A, 1902, ANNAHMEN MUNSTERBERG, GRUNDZUGE, V1, P290 ORTH, 1903, GEFUHL BEWUSSTSEINSA ROYCE J, 1903, OUTLINES PSYCHOL, P176 VOGT O, 1899, Z HYPNOTISMUS, V8, P212 WUNDTS, 1908, ARCHIV, V11
NR	60
TC	3
PU	UNIV ILLINOIS PRESS
PI	CHAMPAIGN
PA	1325 S OAK ST, CHAMPAIGN, IL 61820 USA
SN	0002-9556
J9	AMER J PSYCHOL
JI	Am. J. Psychol.
PY	1909
VL	20
BP	269
EP	277
PG	9
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01UM
UT	ISI:000200120800012
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PT	J
AU	Jacobsohn, S
AF	Jacobsohn, Siegfried
TI	Subjective Centers of Colors due to their Coherence
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	DEFINITION MISCHUNGS, P70 PHILOS STUDIEN, V16, P143 PHILOS STUDIEN, V7, P447 WUNDTS PHILOS STUDIE, V3, P517 Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V14, P177 Z PSYCHOL PHYSL, V36, P356 Z PSYCHOL PHYSL, V36, P372 1903, PFLUGERS ARCH, V98 HELMHOLTZ, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V2, P3 JODL, LEHRBUCH PSYCHOL, V2, P76 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN TSCHERMAK, ERGEBNISSE PHYSL, P748 VONKRIES, NAGELS HDB PHYSL MEN, V3, P259
NR	13
TC	3
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1906
VL	43
BP	40
EP	95
PG	56
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96JR
UT	ISI:000206514700003
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PT	J
AU	Schutzwohl, A
AF	Schuetzwohl, Achim
TI	The intentional object of romantic jealousy
SO	EVOLUTION AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	jealousy; sexual infidelity; emotional infidelity; evolutionary psychology; sex differences; intentional object
ID	SEX-DIFFERENCES; INFIDELITY; CUES
AB	Three studies tested the hypothesis derived from evolutionary psychological considerations of sex differences in the intentional object of romantic jealousy. In Studies I and 3, participants had to indicate in a forced choice whether their jealousy would be primarily directed towards the partner or the rival. In Study 2, participants rated separately the extent to which their jealousy would be primarily aimed at the partner and the rival. In Studies 1 and 2, the participants' answers referred to either a mate's actual emotional or sexual infidelity; in Study 3 they referred to suspected infidelity. As predicted, in each study, significantly more women than men reported that their jealousy would be primarily directed at the rival. Also, as predicted, these sex differences were especially pronounced when confronted with the adaptively primary infidelity type (i. e., male emotional and female sexual infidelity, respectively). Finally, Study 3 additionally showed that these sex differences are moderated by the participants' current relationship status and their own unfaithfulness. Limitations and implications of the findings are discussed. (c) 2008 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
C1	Brunel Univ, Dept Psychol, Uxbridge UB8 3PH, Middx, England.
RP	Schutzwohl, A, Brunel Univ, Dept Psychol, Uxbridge UB8 3PH, Middx, England.
EM	achim.schuetzwohl@brunel.ac.uk
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NR	32
TC	2
PU	ELSEVIER SCIENCE INC
PI	NEW YORK
PA	360 PARK AVE SOUTH, NEW YORK, NY 10010-1710 USA
SN	1090-5138
J9	EVOL HUM BEHAV
JI	Evol. Hum. Behav.
PD	MAR
PY	2008
VL	29
IS	2
BP	92
EP	99
DI	10.1016/j.evolhumbehav.2007.10.002
PG	8
SC	Psychology, Biological; Behavioral Sciences; Social Sciences, Biomedical
GA	268JA
UT	ISI:000253574900004
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PT	J
AU	Frank, M
AF	Frank, Manfred
TI	Non-objectal subjectivity
SO	JOURNAL OF CONSCIOUSNESS STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	NEUROPHENOMENOLOGICAL CRITIQUE; NEUROCOGNITIVE MODELS; SCHIZOPHRENIA
AB	The immediate successors of Kant in classical German philosophy considered a subjectivity irreducible to owbjecthood as the core of personhood. The thesis of an irreducible subjectivity has, after the German idealists, been advocated by the phenomenological movement, as well as by analytical philosophers of self-consciousness such as Hector-Neri Castaneda and Sydney Shoemaker Their arguments together show that self-consciousness cannot be reduced to a relation whereby a subject grasps itself as an object, but that there must be a core of subjectivity always already familiar with itself before reflection. A number of contemporary accounts of self-consciousness are unaware of these old and new arguments, and flawed in that they do not account for the core 'non-objectal subjectivity' necessary for self-consciousness and personhood.
C1	Univ Tubingen, D-72074 Tubingen, Germany.
RP	Frank, M, Univ Tubingen, D-72074 Tubingen, Germany.
EM	manfred.frank@uni-tuebingen.de
CR	ARMSTRONG D, 1968, MAT THEORY MIND ARMSTRONG DM, 1984, CONSCIOUSNESS CAUSAL, P108 BAKER LR, 1998, AM PHILOS QUART, V35, P327 BERNECKER S, 1996, NOUS, V30, P262 BLOCK N, 1995, BEHAV BRAIN SCI, V18, P227 BLOCK N, 2003, REFLECTIONS REPLIES BOGHOSSIAN P, 1989, PHILOS TOPICS, V17, P5 BURGE T, 1979, MIDWEST STUD PHILOS, V4, P73 CAMPBELL J, 2004, MONIST, V84, P475 CASTANEDA HN, 1966, RATIO, V8, P130 CASTANEDA HN, 1999, PHENOMENO LOGIC 1 ES CHALMERS DJ, 1996, CONSCIOUS MIND SEARC CHISHOLM R, 1981, 1 PERSON ESSAY REFER FICHTE JGF, 1992, FDN TRANSCENDENTAL P FRANK M, 2002, SELBSTGEFUHL HIST SY FRANK M, 2004, J SOCIAL CRITICAL TH, V5, P53 FRITH C, 2004, PSYCHOPATHOLOGY, V37, P20, DOI 10.1159/000077015 FRITH CD, 1992, COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCH GALLAGHER S, 2004, PSYCHOPATHOLOGY, V37, P8, DOI 10.1159/000077014 GALLANT P, 2000, EMERG THER TARGETS, V4, P1 GEACH P, 1957, ANALYSIS, V18, P23 GOLDIE P, 2000, EMOTIONS PHILOS EXPL HARMAN G, 1990, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V4, P31 HENRICH D, 1982, CONT GERMAN PHILOS, V1, P15 HORGAN T, 2002, PHILOS MIND CLASSICA, P520 HUSSERL E, 1973, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO KANT I, 1900, KANTS GESAMMELTE SCH KANT I, 1996, CRITIQUE PURE REASON KAPLAN D, 1989, THEMES KAPLAN, P481 KRIPKE S, 1980, NAMING NECESSITY LEWIS D, 1983, PHILOS PAPERS, V1, P133 MACH E, 1886, BEITRAGE ANAL EMPFIN MEINONG A, 1975, GESAMTAUSGABE, V4, P1 MELLOR DH, 1977, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC, V88, P87 MORAN R, 2001, AUTHORITY ESTRANGEME NOZICK R, 1981, PHILOS EXPLANATIONS, P27 PUTNAM H, 1975, MIND LANGUAGE REALIT, V2, P215 REICHENBACH H, 1947, ELEMENTS SYMBOLIC LO, P284 ROSENTHAL DM, 1991, NATURE MIND, P462 SARTRE JP, 1940, IMAGINARY PHENOMENOL SARTRE JP, 1991, LECT FRENCH PHILOS S, P379 SCHELLING FWJ, 1856, SAMMTLICHE SCHELLING FWJ, 1992, URFASSUNG PHILOS OFF SCHLEIERMACHER F, 1960, CHRISTLICHE GLAUBE N SCHLEIERMACHER F, 2001, DIALEKTIK, V2 SHOEMAKER S, 1984, IDENTITY CAUSE MIND SHOEMAKER S, 1984, PERSONEL IDENTITY SHOEMAKER S, 1996, 1 PERSON PERSPECTIVE SIEWERT CP, 1998, SIGNIFICANCE CONSCIO SIEWERT CP, 2003, STANFORD ENCY PHILOS SPERRY RW, 1950, J COMP PHYSIOL PSYCH, V43, P482 THIEL U, 1996, J HIST PHILOS, V23, P213 TUGENDHAT E, 1979, SELF CONSCIOUSNESS S TYE M, 2002, NOUS, V36, P137 VONHOLST E, 1950, NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN, V37, P464
NR	55
TC	2
PU	IMPRINT ACADEMIC
PI	THORVERTON
PA	PO BOX 1, THORVERTON EX5 5YX, ENGLAND
SN	1355-8250
J9	J CONSCIOUS STUD
JI	J. Conscious. Stud.
PD	MAY-JUN
PY	2007
VL	14
IS	5-6
BP	152
EP	173
PG	22
SC	Philosophy; Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary
GA	174LU
UT	ISI:000246944500008
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PT	J
AU	Fernandez, J
AF	Fernandez, Jordi
TI	The intentionality of memory
SO	AUSTRALASIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
AB	Memory differs from both introspection and perception in scope. One can only introspect one's own mental states and one can only perceive events in the external world. However, one can remember events in the world as well as one's own perceptual experiences of them. An interesting phenomenological fact about memory is that those two kinds of memories come together. You can't apparently remember a fact without apparently remember having perceived it. And you can't apparently remember what perceiving a certain fact was like without apparently remembering the fact in question. Why is that? The project in this essay is to try to explain this by appealing to the content that memory experiences have.
CR	ARISTOTLE, 1972, ARISTOTLE MEMORY, P47 GOLDMAN AI, 1994, NATURALIZING EPISTEM, P105 JAMES W, 1890, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL LOCKE J, 1975, ESSAY HUMAN UNDERSTA MARTIN MGF, 2001, TIME MEMORY ISSUES P, P257 MCDOWELL J, 1988, PERCEPTION KNOWLEDGE, P209 MEINONG A, 1973, EMPIRICAL KNOWLEDGE, P253 PERRY J, 1999, COMPANION PHILOS LAN, P586 POLLOCK J, 1986, CONT THEORIES KNOWLE REICHENBACH H, 1947, ELEMENTS SYMBOLIC LO SEARLE J, 1983, INTENTIONALITY ESSAY SNOWDON P, PERCEPTUAL KNOWLEDGE, V192, P88 TULVING E, 1972, ORG MEMORY, P381 VONLEYDEN W, 1961, REMEMBERING PHILOS P
NR	14
TC	2
PU	ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
PI	ABINGDON
PA	4 PARK SQUARE, MILTON PARK, ABINGDON OX14 4RN, OXFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND
SN	0004-8402
J9	AUSTRALAS J PHIL
JI	Australas. J. Philos.
PD	MAR
PY	2006
VL	84
IS	1
BP	39
EP	57
DI	10.1080/00048400600571695
PG	19
SC	Philosophy
GA	149JZ
UT	ISI:000245144500003
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PT	J
AU	Cantor, RM
AF	Cantor, Robert M.
TI	The effects of Roentgen signs on the mind of the interpreter
SO	SEMIOTICA
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Roentgen semiotics; Peircean categories; markedness
ID	DIAGNOSIS; SEMIOTICS
AB	On the basis of clinical experience, we find that Roentgen signs may induce feelings, provoke judgments, or impart knowledge in the mind of the interpreter. In this study, we develop a triadic typology of mental effects of Roentgen signs that is based on the Peircean categories of thought. In the process, we provide a categorical basis for the valuations used in diagnostic appraisal. Hence, this study is a contribution to a fully categorical phenomenology of Roentgen diagnosis.
C1	Univ Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH 45221 USA.
RP	Cantor, RM, Univ Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH 45221 USA.
EM	cantorrm@healthall.com
CR	BRENTANO F, 1902, ORIGIN KNOWLEDGE RIG BRENTANO F, 1973, PSYCHOL EMPIRICAL ST CANTOR RM, 2000, SEMIOTICA, V131, P1 CANTOR RM, 2002, SEMIOTICA, V141, P29 CANTOR RM, 2005, SEMIOTICA, V154, P1 CANTOR RM, 2006, SEMIOTICA, V158, P297 CAVANAGH P, 2004, COGNITIVE NEUROSCIEN, P13 CLORE GL, 2000, COGNITIVE NEUROSCIEN, P24 DAMASIO AR, 1999, FEELING WHAT HAPPENS DESCARTES R, 1984, PHILOSOPHICAL WRITIN, V2 FRONDIZI R, 1971, WHAT VALUE INTRO AXI HOLENSTEIN E, 1974, ROMAN JAKOBSONS APPR HUME D, 2000, TREATISE HUMAN NATUR JAKOBSON R, 1971, SELECTED WRITINGS, V2, P130 KALSI MLS, 1996, A MEINONGS ELEMENTS LISZKA JJ, 1996, GEN INTRO SEMEIOTIC MEINONG A, 1996, A MEINONGS ELEMENTS PANKSEPP J, 1998, AFFECTIVE NEUROSCIEN PEIRCE CS, 1992, ESSENTIAL PEIRCE SEL, V1, P1 PEIRCE CS, 1992, ESSENTIAL PEIRCE SEL, V1, P245 POSNER MI, 1995, COGNITIVE NEUROSCIEN, P615 POSNER MI, 1997, CONVERSATIONS COGNIT, P37 SEARLE JR, 2004, MIND BRIEF INTRO
NR	23
TC	2
PU	WALTER DE GRUYTER & CO
PI	BERLIN
PA	GENTHINER STRASSE 13, D-10785 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0037-1998
J9	SEMIOTICA
JI	Semiotica
PY	2006
VL	162
IS	1-4
BP	309
EP	321
DI	10.1515/SEM.2006.082
PG	13
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	109VI
UT	ISI:000242336700011
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PT	J
AU	Maxwell, B Reichenbach, R
TI	Imitation, imagination and re-appraisal: educating the moral emotions
SO	JOURNAL OF MORAL EDUCATION
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	RATIONALITY
AB	No observer of research currents in the human sciences can fail to detect a new appreciation for the contribution of emotions to descriptions of such wide-ranging psychological phenomena as moral judgement, personal and social development and learning. Despite this, we claim that educating the emotions as a dimension of moral education remains something of a taboo subject. As evidence for this, we present three categories of interventions that fit unmistakably into the category of the education of the emotions, but which go generally unrecognized. In the light of the fact that emotional education is held not just to be possible, but is in fact commonplace, we present an error theory to explain its general occlusion. Next, we argue that the taboo surrounding the education of the emotions helps to explain the lack of recognition that relevant kinds of emotional reactions, especially guilt and shame, seem indeed to be a better measure of successful moral education than moral acts. This, we take it, is one of the suppositions of the old classroom management device called the 'shame corner'. In the last section we propose a comparative analysis of the shame corner and its pedagogical descendant, the 'time-out corner', in terms of their assumptions about the structure of moral judgement and the significance of moral emotions. Without recommending the reinstitution of the shame corner, we conclude that, far from constituting progress in moral education, the time-out corner is, from this perspective, apparently wrong-headed and confusing.
C1	Univ Munster, Inst Allgemeine Erziehungswissensch 1, D-48143 Munster, Germany.
RP	Maxwell, B, Univ Munster, Inst Allgemeine Erziehungswissensch 1, Georgskommende 26, D-48143 Munster, Germany.
EM	maxwellb@uni-muenster.de
CR	ARISTOTLE, 1955, NICOMACHEAN ETHICS ARNOLD MB, 1960, EMOTION PERSONALITY, V1 AVERILL JR, 1973, PSYCHOL BULL, V80, P286 BAIER K, 1965, MORAL POINT VIEW RAT BANDURA A, 1977, SOCIAL LEARNING THEO BARRETT R, 1994, J MORAL EDUC, V23, P135 BELLAH R, 1985, HABITS HEART INDIVID BENEDICT R, 1947, CRYSANTHEMUM SWORD P BENNER D, 1979, Z PADAGOGIK, V25, P367 BENZEEV A, 2000, SUBTLETY EMOTIONS BLUM L, 1980, EXPLAINING EMOTIONS, P506 CARR D, 1991, ED VIRTUES ESSAY PHI CARR D, 2001, PROFESSIONALISM ETHI CARR D, 2003, MAKING SENSE ED COETZEE JM, 1999, DISGRACE COHEN D, 1999, ED MINDS HEARTS SOCI DESOUSA R, 1987, RATIONALITY EMOTION DESOUSA R, 2001, ETHICAL THEORY MORAL, V4, P109 FREUD S, 1986, ESSENTIALS PSYCHOANA GARBER D, 1992, DESCARTES METAPHYSIC GIBBS JC, 2003, MORAL DEV REALITY TH GOLEMAN D, 1995, EMOTIONAL INTELLIGEN HABERMAS J, 1993, KANT POLITICAL PHILO, P320 HOFFMAN ML, 2000, EMPATHY MORAL DEV IM ICKES W, 1997, EMPATHIC ACCURACY KANT I, 1984, PADAGOGIK KEKES J, 1988, MIDWEST STUD PHILOS, V13, P282 LAZARUS RS, 1966, PSYCHOL STRESS COPIN LAZARUS RS, 1978, PERSPECTIVES INTERAC, P287 LEMPERT W, 1989, MORAL UNMORALISCHER, P153 LUHMANN N, 1982, ZWISCHEN TECHNOLOGIE, P11 MEINONG A, 1968, GESAMTAUSGABE, V3, P1 MENKE C, 1993, GEMEINSCHAFT GERECHT, P218 MENKE C, 1996, TRAGODIE SITTLICHEN NUCCI LP, 2001, ED MORAL DOMAIN NUNNERWINKLER G, 1998, INT J ED RES, V27, P587 NUSSBAUM M, 1994, THERAPY DESIRE THEOR NUSSBAUM M, 1995, POETIC JUSTICE NUSSBAUM M, 2001, UPHEAVALS THOUGHT IN OAKLEY J, 1992, MORALITY EMOTIONS PETERS RS, 1981, MORAL DEV MORAL ED PETERS RS, 1998, PHILOS ED, V2, P179 PIAGET J, 1981, ANN REV MONOGRAPHS REISENZEIN R, 2003, EINFUHRUNG EMOTIONPS, V3 SPIECKER B, 1988, PHILOS ISSUES MORAL, P42 TAYLOR C, 1989, SOURCES SELF TAYLOR C, 1991, MALAISE MODERNITY TAYLOR G, 1985, PRIDE SHAME GUILT EM TOMBS D, 1995, J PHILOS EDUC, V29, P23 TURIEL E, 1998, HDB CHILD PSYCHOL, V3, P863 VANDAM E, 1996, J MORAL EDUC, V25, P395 WALLACE RJ, 1994, RESPONSIBILITY MORAL WARNOCK M, 1998, PHILOS ED, V2, P211 WEINER B, 1995, JUDGMENTS RESPONSIBI WILLIAMS B, 1993, SHAME NECESSITY
NR	55
TC	2
PU	ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
PI	ABINGDON
PA	4 PARK SQUARE, MILTON PARK, ABINGDON OX14 4RN, OXFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND
SN	0305-7240
J9	J MORAL EDUC
JI	J. Moral Educ.
PD	SEP
PY	2005
VL	34
IS	3
BP	291
EP	307
DI	10.1080/03057240500206139
PG	17
SC	Education & Educational Research
GA	963OD
UT	ISI:000231812700004
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PT	J
AU	Degani-Raz, I
TI	Possible worlds and the concept of 'reference' in the semiotics of theater
SO	SEMIOTICA
LA	English
DT	Article
AB	This article conducts a retrospective analysis of theoretical developments in the semiotics of the theater, indicating that pre-theoretical intuition regarding the existence of fictional worlds and their inhabitants largely shaped the theoretical developmental course of the field. This meta-theoretical analysis serves to promote the claim that despite their key significance, the fictional worlds themselves have not received sufficient explication in semiotic terms, the consequences of which is a theoretical lacuna in theater studies. The last part of the article examines the explanatory power of the semantics of possible worlds as addressing the lacuna posed. The focus of discussion in the article is the concept of 'reference', due to its assumed significance in understanding the key function of fictional worlds in transmitting information in the theater. The discussion emphasizes the modal status of theatrical fictional discourse (the idea that is is a discourse about possible alternatives to the actual world and as such it goes beyond the ontology required for standard extensional discourse) and the need entailed by this understanding for a model system containing many worlds as referential range.
C1	Tel Aviv Univ, IL-69978 Tel Aviv, Israel.
RP	Degani-Raz, I, Tel Aviv Univ, IL-69978 Tel Aviv, Israel.
EM	raznl@bezeqint.net
CR	ALTER J, 1990, SOCIOSEMIOTIC THEORY ARISTOTLE, POETICS BRUSAK K, 1976, SEMIOTICS ART CARLSON M, 1990, THEATRE SEMIOTICS SI CULLER J, 1976, SAUSSURE DEGANIRAZ I, 1998, THESIS TEL AVIV U DOLEZEL LL, 1989, POSSIBLE WORLDS HUMA, P221 ELAM K, 1980, SEMIOTICS THEATRE DR ELKANA Y, 1981, SCI CULTURES FISCHERLICHTE E, 2000, ASSAPH, V16, P65 HELBO A, 1991, APPROACHING THEATRE HINTIKKA J, 1979, POSSIBLE ACTUAL, P65 HONZL J, 1976, SEMIOTICS ART, P74 HOOKWAY C, 1999, PEIRCE KRIPKE S, 1971, REFERENCE MODALITY, P53 KUNDERA M, 1988, ART NOVEL LOUX MJ, 1979, POSSIBLE ACTUAL READ MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 MUKAROVSKY J, 1978, STRUCTURE SIGN FUNCT, P70 NORRIS C, 1982, DECONSTRUCTION THEOR PAVIS P, 1976, PROBLEMES SEMIOLOGIE PAVIS P, 1982, LANGUAGES STAGE ESSA PEIRCE CS, 1967, COLLECTED PAPERS PEIRCE CS, 1977, SEMIOTIC SIGNIFICS QUINN ML, 1995, SEMIOTIC STAGE PRAGU ROZIK E, 1992, LANGUAGE THEATRE ROZIK E, 1994, SATJ, V8, P24 ROZIK E, 1999, THEATRE RES INT, V24, P198 RUSSELL B, 1919, INTRO MATH PHILOS SAUSSURE FD, 1974, COURSE GENERAL LINGU VELTRUSKY J, 1964, PRAGUE SCH READER ES, P83
NR	31
TC	2
PU	WALTER DE GRUYTER & CO
PI	BERLIN
PA	GENTHINER STRASSE 13, D-10785 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0037-1998
J9	SEMIOTICA
JI	Semiotica
PY	2003
VL	147
IS	1-4
BP	307
EP	329
PG	23
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	770XL
UT	ISI:000188756600015
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PT	J
AU	Nichols, R
TI	Reid on fictional objects and the way of ideas
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
AB	I argue that Reid adopts a form of Meinongianism about fictional objects because of, not in spite of, his common sense philosophy. According to 'the way of ideas', thoughts take representational states as their immediate intentional objects. In contrast, Reid endorses a direct theory of conception and a heady thesis of first-person privileged access to the contents of our thoughts. He claims that thoughts about centaurs are thoughts of non-existent objects, not thoughts about mental intermediaries, adverbial states or general concepts. In part this is because of the common sense semantics he adopts for fictional-object terms. I show that it is reasonable for Reid to endorse Meinongianism, given his epistemological priorities, for he took the way of ideas to imply that his view about first-person privileged access to our mental contents was false.
C1	Univ Aberdeen, Aberdeen AB9 1FX, Scotland.
RP	Nichols, R, Univ Aberdeen, Aberdeen AB9 1FX, Scotland.
CR	BONJOUR L, 1991, SYNTHESE, V89, P331 BROOKES D, 1997, WORKS T REID CARTWRIGHT RL, 1960, J PHILOS, V57, P629 CASTAGNETTO S, 1992, J PHILOS RES, V17, P39 CICERO, DE DOMO SUA DAVID M, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P585 DUNCAN E, 1981, T REIDS LECTURES NAT GRAVE SA, 1960, SCOTTISH PHILOS COMM HALDANE J, 1989, PHILOS T REID, P285 HALDANE J, 2000, AM CATH PHILOS QUART, V74, P447 HUME D, TREATISE HUMAN NATUR LEHRER K, 1992, LANGUAGE TRUTH ONTOL, P37 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 NICHOLS R, IN PRESS BRIT J HIST REID T, ESSAYS INTELLECTUAL REID T, INQUIRY HUMAN MIND VANCLEVE J, 1996, PHILOS TOPICS, V24, P231 WILSON C, 1999, NEW ESSAYS RATIONALI, P372 WOLTERSTORFF N, 2001, T REID STORY EPISTEM
NR	20
TC	2
PU	BLACKWELL PUBL LTD
PI	OXFORD
PA	108 COWLEY RD, OXFORD OX4 1JF, OXON, ENGLAND
SN	0031-8094
J9	PHIL QUART
JI	Philos. Q.
PD	OCT
PY	2002
VL	52
IS	209
BP	582
EP	601
PG	20
SC	Philosophy
GA	585DQ
UT	ISI:000177508200010
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PT	J
AU	Josephs, IE
TI	A psychological analysis of a psychological phenomenon: the dialogical construction of meaning
SO	SOCIAL SCIENCE INFORMATION SUR LES SCIENCES SOCIALES
LA	English
DT	Proceedings Paper
CT	13th Conference on Developmental Psychology
CY	SEP 21-24, 1997
CL	VIENNA, AUSTRIA
SP	Fritz Thyssen Fdn
DE	development theory; dialogical model; qualitative methods; quantitative methods
AB	It is the task of psychologists to describe and explain psychological phenomena, though the meaning of both description and explanation varies widely. One way to deal with psychological phenomena is to transform them as soon as possible into data (by which is means quantitative data), which then can be analysed by ready-made methods (by which is meant inferential statistics). An unfortunate result of this politically fortified procedure is that the availability of methods (for data "collection" and analysis) comes to dictate the whole research process, including the construction of the phenomenon and its operationalization. As a consequence, various opponents of this non-scientific procedure have challenged psychology with a new dogma: the need to replace quantitative methods by their qualitative counterparts. Recently appearing 'new turns" in psychology (as the narrative, the hermeneutic, the discursive turn, etc) in particular, define qualitative approaches as the via regia for psychological analyses, I argue that both "schools" are caught in the same trap: ready-made methods and belief in the superiority of one rather than the other dominate all other aspects of methodology and psychological inquiry in general. I suggest that it is the theoretically derived phenomenon that - depending on the specific research question under consideration - requires the construction (rather than the application) of an adequate method for its analysis - be it qualitative or quantitative. I give an extended example for a psychological analysis of a psychological phenomenon - the construction and reconstruction of meaning - with the help of a qualitative experimental approach.
C1	Clark Univ, Dept Psychol, Worcester, MA 01510 USA.
RP	Josephs, IE, Clark Univ, Dept Psychol, Worcester, MA 01510 USA.
CR	BRUNER J, 1990, ACTS MEANING BUHLER K, 1951, ORG PATHOLOGY THOUGH, P39 CATAN L, 1986, HUM DEV, V29, P252 DRAGUNS JG, 1984, PSYCHOL PROCESSES CO, P3 HERBST DP, 1995, DEV PERSON CONTEXT R, P67 HERMANS HJM, 1993, DIALOGICAL SELF MEAN JOSEPHS IE, 1997, POLISH Q DEV PSYCHOL, V3 JOSEPHS IE, 1998, SOC PSYCHOL QUART, V61, P68 JOSEPHS IE, 1999, ACTION SELF DEV, P257 LIEPMANN H, 1904, IDEENFLUCHT MARKOVA I, 1990, DYNAMICS DIALOGUE MARKOVA I, 1991, ASYMMETRIES DIALOGUE MARKOVA I, 1992, DIALOGICAL ALTERNATI, P45 MEINONG A, 1983, ASSUMPTIONS OGDEN RM, 1917, STUDIES PSYCHOL CONT, P79 ROMETVEIT R, 1992, DIALOGICAL ALTERNATI, P19 ROMMETVEIT R, 1974, MESSAGE STRUCTURE FR RYCHLAK JF, 1995, THEOR PSYCHOL, V5, P511 SANDER F, 1927, P 8 INT C PSYCH 1926, P183 SCHEERER M, 1959, J INDIV PSYCHOL, V15, P50 SURGAN SE, 1997, UNPUB CONSTRUCTING O VOLKELT H, 1962, GANZHEITSPSYCHOLOGIE, P147 WERNER H, 1940, J PSYCHOL, V10, P149 WERNER H, 1954, J GEN PSYCHOL, V50, P181 WERNER H, 1956, J ABNORMAL SOCIAL PS, V52, P347 WERNER H, 1963, SYMBOL FORMATION WOLD AH, 1992, DIALOGICAL ALTERNATI
NR	27
TC	2
PU	SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD
PI	LONDON
PA	6 BONHILL STREET, LONDON EC2A 4PU, ENGLAND
SN	0539-0184
J9	SOC SCI INFORM
JI	Soc. Sci. Inf. Sci. Soc.
PD	MAR
PY	2000
VL	39
IS	1
BP	115
EP	129
PG	15
SC	Information Science & Library Science; Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary
GA	298XP
UT	ISI:000086165100007
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PT	J
AU	Hala, V
TI	On Patocka's interpretation of B. Bolzano
SO	FILOSOFICKY CASOPIS
LA	Czech
DT	Article
AB	J. Patocka's interpretation of Bolzano's work followed in this article is concerned with two main issues. In the first part of this study the author focusses on Patocka's approach to B. Bolzano's key concept of ideas, statements and thruths "in themselves" and also to his estimation of Bolzano's entire scheme of Theory of Science. The author points out that there are also disputable questions in Patocka's interpretation especially his overestimation of the influence of Bolzano's logical-philosophical concept on Brentano's concept of intentionality. In the second part the author reflects on Patocka's well-known idea of "dilemma" in the Czech (Bohemian) national programme, the representatives of whitch were B. Bolzano and J. Jungmann. The author emphasizes a layered character of Patocka's interpretation and assesses Patocka's focus on the social context of the Vormarz. In this context the author comments on P. Pithart's reflections influenced by Patocka. In conclusion the author of the study contrasts the synthetic character of Patocka's approach to Bolzano's work and the analytically precise nature of M. Bayerova's approach.
C1	Acad Sci Czech Republ, Filosof Ustav, Praha, Czech Republic.
RP	Hala, V, Acad Sci Czech Republ, Filosof Ustav, Praha, Czech Republic.
CR	BEDNAR M, 1996, CESKE MYSLENI BERGMAN SH, 1966, SONDERABDRUCK ARCH G, V48, P308 BERKA K, 1981, B BOLZANO BERKA K, 1994, B BOLZANO EVROPSKY R BOLZANO B, ANTOLOGIE DEJIN CESK, V1, P366 BOLZANO B, ANTOLOGIE DEJIN CESK, V1, P367 BOLZANO B, 1978, B BOLZANO, P64 BOLZANO B, 1981, VEDOSLOVI, P68 BOLZANO HB, ANTOLOGIE DEJIN CESK, V1, P373 BOLZANOVE K, 1990, FILOS CAS, V38, P507 CERNY J, 1981, VYBOR FILOZOFICKYCH DOLANSKY J, 1948, JUNGMANNUV ODKAZ EMLER J, 1881, LISTY JOSEFA JUNGMAN GADAMER HG, 1994, IDEA DOBRE MEZI PLAT HALA V, 1994, IMPULSY KANTOVY ETIK HAVELKA M, 1995, SPOR SMYSL CESKYCH D HIKL VK, 1918, JOSEFA JUNGMANNA VYB, P67 HUSSERL E, 1913, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V1, P59 HUSSERL E, 1950, HUSSERLIANA, V3, P235 JUNGMANN J, 1907, ZAPISKY JUNGMANN J, 1947, KRATKA HIST NARODU O KALIVODA R, 1963, ANTOLOGIE DEJIN CESK, P365 KREISER L, 1981, FILOS CAS, V29, P94 MACALISTER LL, 1976, PHILOS F BRENTANO MEINONG A, 1976, LOGIK ANNAHMEN, P28 MORSCHER E, 1973, SALZBURGER STUDIEN P, V11 NOVOTNY PJ, 1936, PARMENIDES, P14 PATOCKA J, SMYSL DNESKA, P105 PATOCKA J, 1958, FILOSOFIE DEJINACH C, P111 PATOCKA J, 1969, UVOD HUSSERLOVY FENO PATOCKA J, 1987, SMYSL DNESKA DEVET K, P87 PITHART P, 1990, DEJINY POLITIKA ESEJ PODIVEN, 1991, CESI DEJINACH NOVE D SCHOLZ H, 1969, MATHESIS U ABHANDLUN VRTATKO AJ, 1880, DOPISY JOSEFA JUNGMA WINTER E, 1935, SPISY B BOLZANA, P9 WINTER KTV, 1945, JOSEFINISMUS JEHO DE ZELENY J, 1981, HEGEL BOLZAO LOGIKER
NR	38
TC	2
PU	FILOSOFICKY CASOPIS
PI	PRAGUE
PA	JILSKA 1, PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC 1
SN	0015-1831
J9	FILOS CASOPIS
JI	Filos. Cas.
PY	1997
VL	45
IS	5
BP	879
EP	898
PG	20
SC	Ethics; Philosophy
GA	ZN923
UT	ISI:000073697100012
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PT	J
AU	Weberman, D
TI	Heidegger and the disclosive character of the emotions
SO	SOUTHERN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	Weberman, D, UNIV WISCONSIN,MADISON,WI 53706.
CR	ARMSTRONG DM, 1968, MATERIALIST THEORY M BLUM L, 1980, EXPLAINING EMOTIONS, P516 BROAD CD, EMOTION SENTIMENT CALHOUN C, 1977, PERCEPTION EMOTION A, P327 CALHOUN C, 1989, PHILOS FORUM, V20, P195 DAMASIO A, 1994, DESCRATES ERROR EMOT DEIGH J, 1994, ETHICS, V104, P824 DEWEY J, WHAT ARE STATES MIND GIOGNON C, 1907, PERCEPTION EMOTION A, P230 GORDON R, 1987, STRUCTURE EMOTIONS I GORDON RM, 1991, PHILOS REV, V100, P284 GREEN OH, 1992, EMOTIONS GREENSPAN P, 1988, EMOTIONS REASONS INQ HAMLYN DW, 1978, PHILOSOPHY, V53, P5 HEIDEGGER M, GRUNDBEGRIFFE METAPH HEIDEGGER M, HIST CONCEPT TIME HEIDEGGER M, NIETZSCHE HEIDEGGER M, PROLEGOMENA GESCH ZE HEIDEGGER M, SEIN UND ZEIT HEIDEGGER M, URSPRUNG KUNSTWERKES HEIDEGGER M, WAS IST METAPHYSIK HUSSERL E, 1950, IDEEN REINEN PHANOME JAGGAR AM, 1989, INQUIRY, V32, P151 KENNY A, 1963, ACTION EMOTION WILL LAMB R, 1987, PHILOS PHENOMEN RES, V48, P107 LAZARUS RS, 1980, EMOTION THEORY RES E, P189 LORMAND E, 1985, PHILOS STUD, V47, P385 LYONS W, 1980, EMOTIONS MARKS J, 1995, EMOTIONS ASIAN THOUG, P1 MEINONG A, EMOTIONALE PRASENTAT MEINONG A, GRUNDLEGUNG ALLGEMEI MORAVCSIK JM, 1982, DIALECTICA, V36 MORAVCSIK JME, 1982, DIALECTICA, V36, P207 MORREALL J, 1993, J PHILOS, V90, P359 NEU J, 1977, EMOTION THOUGHT THER NUSSBAUM M, 1990, LOVES KNOWLEDGE ESSA OAKLEY J, 1992, MORALITY EMOTIONS OATLEY K, 1992, BEST LAID SCHEMES PS ROBINSON J, 1983, J PHILOS, V80, P733 ROBINSON J, 1988, PHILOS REV, V97, P200 RORTY A, 1980, EXPLAINING EMOTIONS, V1 RYLE G, 1949, CONCEPT OF MIND SARTRE JP, 1948, EMOTIONS SARTRE JP, 1956, BEING AND NOTHINGNES SHANE M, 1992, TECHNIQUE PRACTICE P, V2, P302 SHKLAR JN, 1990, FACES INJUSTICE SOLOMON R, 1980, EXPLAINING EMOTIONS, P261 SOLOMON RC, 1976, PASSIONS MYTH NATURE SOUSA RD, 1991, RATIONALITY EMOTION STOCKER M, 1994, MIDWEST STUD PHILOS, V19, P143 THALBERG I, 1978, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V56, P143 THALBERG I, 1984, WHAT EMOTION CLASSIC TUGENDHAT E, 1979, SELBSTBEWUSSTSEIN SE VETLESEN AJ, 1994, PERCEPTION EMPATHY J WIGGINS D, 1976, P BRIT ACAD, V62, P331 WILSON JRS, 1972, EMOTION OBJECT
NR	56
TC	2
PU	SOUTHERN J PHILOSOPHY MEMPHIS STATE UNIV
PI	MEMPHIS
PA	DEPT PHILOSOPHY, MEMPHIS, TN 38152
SN	0038-4283
J9	SOUTHERN J PHIL
JI	South. J. Philos.
PD	FAL
PY	1996
VL	34
IS	3
BP	379
EP	410
PG	32
SC	Philosophy
GA	VJ858
UT	ISI:A1996VJ85800007
ER

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PT	J
AU	Pauza, M
TI	Christian von Ehrenfels's concept of ''qualities of forms''
SO	FILOSOFICKY CASOPIS
LA	Czech
DT	Article
AB	The conception of ''form'' (Gestalt) and the ''quality of form'' (Gestaltqualitaten) are perhaps the most inspirational theoretical ideas of the unconventional Brentanian Christian von Ehrenfelse who taught at the Philosophical faculty of Prague's german university from 1896 to 1932. The article analyzes this conception in terms of both content and methodology and sets it in its historical and philosophical context. ''Retrospectively'' it is linked to Kant, Mach, Brentano, Meinong, Husserl and others. ''Perspectively'' it is related to the ''integrated'' psychology and structural functionalism of the first half of the 20th century. The article also refers to its possible ontological, cosmological, ethical, aesthetic and axiological consequences.
RP	Pauza, M, ACAD SCI CZECH REPUBL,FIOOSOFICKY USTAV,PRAGUE,CZECH REPUBLIC.
CR	GESAMTAUSGABE, V2, P399 PHILOS SCHRIFTEN, V3 PHILOS SCHRIFTEN, V4 1890, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P130 1910, PHYS Z, V11, P6 1922, BEMERKUNGEN, P168 1922, PRIMZAHLGESETZ, P31 1922, WEITERFUHRENDE BEMER 1932, CESKA MYSL, V28, P376 1932, GESTALQUALITATEN 1932, GESTALQUALITATEN, P169 1932, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P156 1932, PRIMZAHLGESETZ, P19 1984, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V2 1988, PHILIS SCHRIFTEN, V3 ANSCHUTZ G, 1909, GESTALTQUALITATEN ARISTOTLE, METAFYZIKA BALMBER EH, 1976, PSYCHOL 20 JAHR, V1, P583 DILTHEY W, 1894, GESAMMELTE SCHRIFTEN, V5, P140 DILTHEY W, 1894, GESAMMELTE SCHRIFTEN, V8, P232 EHRENFELS C, 1890, GESTALTQUALITATEN EHRENFELS C, 1890, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P128 EHRENFELS C, 1890, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P128 EHRENFELS C, 1890, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P134 EHRENFELS C, 1890, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P143 EHRENFELS C, 1890, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P144 EHRENFELS C, 1890, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P148 EHRENFELS C, 1890, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P155 EHRENFELS C, 1913, PHILOS SCHRIFTEN, V4, P390 EHRENFELS C, 1922, PRIMZAHLGESETZ, P117 EHRENFELS C, 1932, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P157 EHRENFELS C, 1932, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P162 EHRENFELS C, 1932, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P168 EHRENFELS C, 1932, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P170 EHRENFELS C, 1988, PHILOS SCHRIFTEN, V4, P84 EHRENFELS C, 1990, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P130 EHRENFELS C, 1990, GESTALTQUALITATEN, P147 EISNER F, 1992, CHRAM TVRZ, P181 HERMANN T, GESTALTHHEORIE CHRIS, P70 HERMANN T, 1986, EHRENFELS CH LEBEN W, P70 HUSSERI E, 1968, IDEEN REINEN PHANOME, V1 HUSSERL E, IDEEN REINEN PHANOME, V1, P131 HUSSERL E, 1928, IDEEN REINIEN PHANOM, V1, P26 HUSSERL E, 1991, PHILOS ARITMETIK JOHNSON WH, OSTERREICHISCHE KULT, P329 JOHNSON WH, 1974, OSTERREICHISCHE KULT KOHLER W, 1920, PSYCHISCHEN GESTALTE, P13 KOHLER W, 1923, GESTALTPROBLEME ANFA LINDERN GA, 1875, LATENTE VORSTELLUNGE, P239 LIPPS T, 1909, LEUFADEN PSYCHOL MACH E, BEITRAGE ANAL EMPFIN, P11 MACH E, 1886, BEITRAGE ANAL EMPFIN MACH E, 1896, PRINZIPIEN WARMERLEH, P453 MACH E, 1923, POPULARWISSENSCHAFLI MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V1, P279 MEINONG A, 1969, GESAMTAUSGABE, V1, P279 MEINONG A, 1971, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2, P399 PAUZA M, 1992, MASARYK BRENTANO SCH, P160 TAMTEZ, 1917, ERKENNTNIS IRRTUM, P136 TRETERA I, 1989, JF HERBART JHEO STOU, P77 WELSTSCH F, 1932, CESKA MYSL, V28, P270 WELTSCH F, 1922, URSPURNG SITTLICHER WERTHEIMER H, 1912, SEHEN VONBEWEGUNGEN
NR	63
TC	2
PU	FILOSOFICKY CASOPIS
PI	PRAGUE
PA	JILSKA 1, PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC 1
SN	0015-1831
J9	FILOS CASOPIS
JI	Filos. Cas.
PY	1995
VL	43
IS	6
BP	935
EP	958
PG	28
SC	Ethics; Philosophy
GA	TZ260
UT	ISI:A1995TZ26000003
ER

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PT	J
AU	SMITH, Q
TI	TIME AND PROPOSITIONS
SO	PHILOSOPHIA
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	CARRUTHERS P, 1984, PHILOS QUART, V34, P186 FREGE G, F ARITHMETIC FREGE G, THOUGHT GALE RM, 1958, LANGUAGE TIME GRICE HP, 1985, PHILOS LANGUAGE, P159 HUSSERL E, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO KLEMKE ED, 1968, ESSAYS FREGE KNEALE W, 1960, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC, P98 LEWIS D, 1984, INT J PHILOS RELIG, V15, P73 MEINONG A, OBJECTS HIGHER ORDER MOORE GE, SOME MAIN PROBLEMS P OAKLANDER LN, 1984, TEMPORAL RELATIONS T OAKLANDER LN, 1990, PHILOS STUD, V58, P287 PLATO, TIMAEUS RUSSELL B, PROBLEMS PHILOS SHOEMAKER S, 1969, J PHILOS, V66, P363 SMART JJC, 1963, PHILOS SCI REALISM SMITH O, 1922, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V23, P31 SMITH O, 1986, FELT MEANING WORLD M SMITH Q, 1987, PHILOS Q, V37, P37 SMITH Q, 1987, PHILOS STUD, V52, P371 SMITH Q, 1989, NOUS, V23, P307 SMITH Q, 1989, SYNTHESE, V78, P167 SMITH Q, 1990, ERKENNTNIS, V32, P5 SPINOZA B, ETHICS WOLTERSTORFF N, 1975, GOD GOOD ESSAYS H ST, P181
NR	26
TC	2
PU	BAR ILAN UNIV
PI	RAMAT GAN
PA	DEPT PHILOSOPHY, RAMAT GAN, ISRAEL
SN	0048-3893
J9	PHILOSOPHIA
JI	Philosophia
PD	DEC
PY	1990
VL	20
IS	3
BP	279
EP	294
PG	16
SC	Philosophy
GA	FC675
UT	ISI:A1990FC67500004
ER

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PT	J
AU	SIMONS, PM
TI	ON THAT WHICH IS NOT + LOGIC AND NONEXISTENT OBJECTS - THE MEINONG RUSSELL CONTROVERSY
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SEMIOTIK
LA	German
DT	Article
RP	SIMONS, PM, SALZBURG UNIV,A-5020 SALZBURG,AUSTRIA.
CR	AYER AJ, 1971, RUSSELL MOORE ANAL H BLACKBURN S, 1978, ANALYSIS, V38, P65 CHISHOLM R, 1955, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC, V56, P125 FINDLAY JN, 1962, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE FINE K, 1982, TOPOI-INT REV PHILOS, V1, P97 FREGE G, 1892, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V100, P25 FREGE G, 1976, FUNKTION BEGRIFF BED FREGE G, 1976, WISSENSCHAFTLICHER B GRIFFIN N, 1980, SYNTHESE, V45, P117 HOCHBERG H, 1976, PHILOSOPHIA, V18, P9 HOCHBERG H, 1978, THOUGHT FACT REFEREN HOFLER A, 1890, PHILOS PROPADEUTIK L INGARDEN R, 1960, LIT KUNSTWERK LAMBERT K, 1974, INQUIRY, V17, P303 LAMBERT K, 1977, CONCEPTUS, V11, P92 MCMICHAEL A, 1980, J PHILOS LOGIC, V9, P297 MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2, P377 MEINONG A, 1896, BEDEUTUNG WEBERSCHEN MEINONG A, 1902, UBER ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN MEINONG A, 1907, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS MEINONG A, 1913, EMOTIONALE PRASENTAT MEINONG A, 1916, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE MEINONG A, 1965, PHILOSOPHENBRIEFE MOORE GE, 1899, MIND, V8, P176 MOORE GE, 1959, PHILOS PAPERS MULLIGAN K, 1984, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V44, P287 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PEANO G, 1896, ATTI ACCADEMIA SCI T, V32, P565 RAPAPORT WJ, 1978, NOUS, V12, P153 ROUTLEY R, 1980, EXPLORING MEINONGS J RUSSELL B, 1903, PRINCIPLES MATH RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13, P204 RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13, P336 RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13, P509 RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P398 RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P530 RUSSELL B, 1907, MIND, V16 RUSSELL B, 1919, INTRO MATH PHILOS RUSSELL B, 1944, PHILOS B RUSSELL, P1 RUSSELL B, 1956, LOGIC KNOWLEDGE RUSSELL B, 1959, MY PHILOS DEV RUSSELL B, 1973, ESSAYS ANAL RUSSELL B, 1984, THEORY KNOWLEDGE 191 RYLE G, 1972, JENSEITS SEIN NICHTS, P7 SMITH JF, 1985, PHILOS PHENOMEN RES, V45, P305 STRAWSON PF, 1950, MIND, V59, P320 TWARDOWSKI K, 1894, INHALT GEGENSTAND VO ZALTA EN, 1983, ABSTR OBJ INTR AX ME ZALTA EN, 1987, Z SEMIOTIK, V9, P85
NR	52
TC	2
PU	STAUFFENBURG VERLAG
PI	TUBINGEN
PA	BRIGITTE NARR GMBH P.O. BOX 25 25, D-72015 TUBINGEN, GERMANY
SN	0170-6241
J9	Z SEMIOTIK
JI	Z. Semiot.
PY	1988
VL	10
IS	4
BP	399
EP	426
PG	28
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	AC375
UT	ISI:A1988AC37500004
ER

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PT	J
AU	TICHY, P
TI	INDIVIDUAL OBJECTS AS OBJECTS OF REFERENCE - THE REFLECTIONS OF BRENTANO, MEINONG, FREGE AND RUSSELL ON A TRANSPARENT INTENTIONAL SEMANTICS
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SEMIOTIK
LA	German
DT	Article
RP	TICHY, P, UNIV OTAGO,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,DUNEDIN,NEW ZEALAND.
CR	BRENTANO F, 1924, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN BRENTANO F, 1930, WAHRHEIT EVIDENZ ERK FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE FREGE G, 1892, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V100, P25 MEINONG A, 1971, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2 RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 RYLE G, 1951, LOGIC LANGUAGE, P11
NR	7
TC	2
PU	STAUFFENBURG VERLAG
PI	TUBINGEN
PA	BRIGITTE NARR GMBH P.O. BOX 25 25, D-72015 TUBINGEN, GERMANY
SN	0170-6241
J9	Z SEMIOTIK
JI	Z. Semiot.
PY	1987
VL	9
IS	1-2
BP	13
EP	50
PG	38
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	H4634
UT	ISI:A1987H463400003
ER

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PT	J
AU	SCHUHMANN, K SMITH, B
TI	QUESTIONS, AN ESSAY IN DAUBERTIAN PHENOMENOLOGY
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	UNIV MANCHESTER,MANCHESTER M13 9PL,LANCS,ENGLAND.
RP	SCHUHMANN, K, STATE UNIV UTRECHT,UTRECHT,NETHERLANDS.
CR	AQVIST L, 1965, NEW APPROACH LOGICAL AVELALLEMANT E, 1975, NACHLASSE MUNCHENER BELNAP N, 1976, LOGIC QUESTIONS ANSW BERGLER R, 1961, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V113, P49 BOLZANO B, 1837, WISSENSCHAFTSLEHRE V BOUDIER CEM, 1979, TIJDSCHRIFT FILOSOFI, V41, P447 BRENTANO F, 1889, VOM URSPRUNG SITTLIC, CH1 BRENTANO F, 1924, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN BURKHARDT A, 1986, SOZIALE AKET SPRECHA CORETH E, 1973, HDB PHILOS GRUNDBEGR, V1, P485 DELIUS H, 1982, SELF AWARENESS SEMAN DETRACY D, 1803, ELEMENS IDEOLOGIE 2 ERDMANN B, 1907, LOGIK LOGISCHE ELEME FALES W, 1943, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V4, P60 GEIGER M, 1911, MUNCHENER PHILOS ABH, P125 GEIGER M, 1933, NEUE MUNCHENER PHILO, P1 HARRAH D, 1961, PHILOS SCI, V28, P40 HARRAH D, 1969, LOGICAL WAY DOING TH, P3 HOPPER P, 1979, DISCOURSE SYNTAX SYN, V12, P213 HUSSERL E, BRIEFE R INGARDEN HUSSERL E, 1900, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN HUSSERL E, 1913, IDEEN REINEN PHANOME INGARDEN R, 1925, JB PHILOS PHANOMELOG, V7, P125 INGARDEN R, 1931, LIT KUNSTWERK INGARDEN R, 1964, STREIT EXISTENZ WELT KARTTUNEN L, 1977, LINGUIST PHILOS, V1, P3 KREIBIG JK, 1914, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V33, P152 LIPPS T, 1905, 5 ATT C INT PSIC, P57 LONGACRE R, 1978, CURR TRENDS LINGUIST, P103 LOTZE H, 1912, LOGIC DREI BUCHER VO LOW F, 1928, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V66, P357 LYONS J, 1977, SEMANTICS, V2 MARTY A, 1976, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GRUND MEINONG A, 1910, UBER ANNAHMEN MULLIGAN K, 1986, TOPOI, V5, P115 MULLIGAN K, 1987, SPEECH ACT SACHVERHA NEHRING A, 1963, SPRACHZEICHEN SPRECH PAUL H, 1920, PRINZIPIEN SPRACHGES PFANDER A, 1909, IMPERATIVENLEHRE PFANDER A, 1963, JB PHILOS PHANOMENOL, V4, P139 POLTNER G, 1972, EINER PHANOMENOLOGIE RAUSCH E, 1977, ARCH PSYCHOL, V123, P235 REINACH A, IN PRESS REINACH A, 1911, MUNCHENER PHILOS ABH, P196 REINACH A, 1912, Z PHILOS PHILOS KR 1, V148, P181 REINACH A, 1912, Z PHILOS PHILOS KR 2, V149, P30 REINACH A, 1913, JB PHILOS PHANOMENOL, V1, P685 REINACH A, 1921, GESAMMELTE SCHRIFTEN RICKERT H, 1904, GEGENSTAND ERKENNTNI ROMBACH H, 1952, S JB PHILOS, V3, P135 RUBIN E, 1921, VISUELL WAHRGENOMMEN SCHUHMANN K, 1977, HUSSERL CHRONIK DENK SCHUHMANN K, 1985, PHENOMENOLOGY THEORY SCHUHMANN K, 1985, REV METAPHYS, V38, P763 SCHUHMANN K, 1987, SPEECH ACT SACHVERAL SEARLE JR, 1969, SPEECH ACTS SELZ O, 1913, GESETZE GEORDNETEN D, V1 SIGWART C, 1904, LOGIK, V1 SMID RN, 1985, HUSSERL STUD, V2, P267 SMITH B, 1978, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V6, P39 SMITH B, 1982, PARTS MOMENTS STUDIE SMITH B, 1985, IN PRESS K BUHLERS T SMITH B, 1985, THEORETICAL LINGUIST, V2, P311 SMITH B, 1986, UNIVERSAL GRAMMAR SP, P143 SMITH B, 1987, SPEECH ACT SACHVERHA SPIEGELBERG H, 1982, PFANDER STUDIEN SPIEGELBERG H, 1982, PHENOMENOLOGICAL MOV STAHL G, 1969, NOUS, V3, P211 STERN G, 1924, THESIS FREIBURG I BR TUMLIRZ O, 1919, WESEN FRAGE BEITRAGE WALLACE S, 1982, TENSE ASPECT SEMANTI, P200 WUNDERLICH D, 1976, STUDIEN SPRECHAKTTHE
NR	72
TC	2
PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PD	MAR
PY	1987
VL	47
IS	3
BP	353
EP	384
PG	32
SC	Philosophy
GA	G2362
UT	ISI:A1987G236200001
ER

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PT	J
AU	GARCIA, JLA
TI	THE TUNSOLLEN, THE SEINSOLLEN, AND THE SOSEINSOLLEN
SO	AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	GARCIA, JLA, UNIV NOTRE DAME,NOTRE DAME,IN 46556.
CR	ARISTOTLE, METAPHYSICS ARISTOTLE, NICOMACHEAN ETHICS CAVELL S, 1979, CLAIM REASON WITTGEN EWING AC, 1970, READINGS ETHICAL THE, P123 FOLLESDAL D, 1970, DEONTIC LOGIC INTRO, P9 GARCIA JLA, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI GEACH PT, 1980, PHILOS Q, V30, P180 GEACH PT, 1982, PHILOSOPHIA, V11, P6 GREENSPAN P, 1975, J PHILOS, V72, P259 HARMAN G, 1973, PHILOS REV, V82, P235 HARMAN G, 1975, PHILOS REV, V84, P3 HARMAN G, 1978, MIDWEST STUDIES PHIL, V3, P111 HARMAN G, 1983, PHILOS PUBLIC AFFAIR, V12, P317 KANT I, GROUNDWORK METAPHYSI MEINONG A, 1972, EMOTIONAL PRESENTATI PRICHARD HA, 1949, MORAL OBLIGATION, P4 ROSS WD, 1930, RIGHT GOOD SIDGWICK H, 1912, METHODS ETHICS VANFRAASSEN BC, 1972, J PHILOS LOGIC, V1, P417 VONHILDEBRAND D, 1953, ETHICS VONWRIGHT GH, 1951, MIND, V60 VONWRIGHT GH, 1981, NEW STUDIES DEONTIC WILLIAMS B, 1981, MORAL LUCK, P114
NR	23
TC	2
PU	BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY
PI	BOWLING GREEN
PA	PHILOSOPHY DOCUMENT CENTER, BOWLING GREEN, OH 43403
SN	0003-0481
J9	AMER PHIL QUART
JI	Am. Philos. Q.
PD	JUL
PY	1986
VL	23
IS	3
BP	267
EP	276
PG	10
SC	Philosophy
GA	D2827
UT	ISI:A1986D282700004
ER

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PT	J
AU	HEIDSIECK, A
TI	LOGIC AND ONTOLOGY IN KAFKA FICTION
SO	GERMANIC REVIEW
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	HEIDSIECK, A, UNIV SO CALIF,LOS ANGELES,CA 90089.
CR	AQUILA R, 1977, INTENTIONALITY BARTH JA, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN BERGMANN H, 1908, UNTERSUCHUNGEN ZUM P BERGMANN H, 1909, PHILOS WERK B BOLZAN BINDER H, 1979, KAFKA HDB, V1 BRENTANO F, 1874, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN, V1 BRENTANO F, 1956, LEHRE RICHTIGEN URTE BRENTANO F, 1982, DESKRIPTIVE PSYCHOL, P21 BROD M, 1913, ANSCHAUUNG BEGRIFF CHISHOLM RM, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P CHISHOLM RM, 1970, INTRO PHILOS MIND, P139 EHRENFELS CV, 1897, SYSTEM WERTTHEORIE, V1, R15 EHRENFELS CV, 1898, SYSTEM WERTTHEORIE, V2, P262 FINDLAY J, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE FODOR J, 1978, MONIST, V61, P507 FREGE G, SENSE REFERENCE KAFKA F, BACHELORS ILL LUCK KAFKA F, DESCRIPTION OF STRUG KAFKA F, GREAT WALL OF CHINA KAFKA F, HUNTER GRACCHUS FRAG KAFKA F, JUDGMENT KAFKA F, TRIAL KAFKA F, UNHAPPINESS LAMBERT K, 1983, MEINONG PRINCIPLE IN LINDENFELD D, 1980, TRANSFORMATION POSIT MARTY A, 1908, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GRUND MARTY A, 1916, GESAMMELTE SCHRIFTEN, V2 MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V4 MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V7 MEINONG A, 1902, UBER ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, 1969, GESAMTAUSGABE, V3 NEESEN P, 1972, VOM LOUVREZIRKEL ZUM PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS QUINE WVO, 1961, LOGICAL POINT VIEW QUINE WVO, 1966, WAYS PARADOX RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13 RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 SMITH B, 1981, STRUCTURE GESTALT, P113
NR	38
TC	2
PU	HELDREF PUBLICATIONS
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	1319 EIGHTEENTH ST NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20036-1802
SN	0016-8890
J9	GER REV
JI	Ger. Rev.
PD	WIN
PY	1986
VL	61
IS	1
BP	11
EP	17
PG	7
SC	Literature, German, Dutch, Scandinavian
GA	A8200
UT	ISI:A1986A820000002
ER

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PT	J
AU	HALLER, R
TI	PROBLEMS OF KNOWLEDGE IN SCHLICK,MORITZ
SO	SYNTHESE
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	HALLER, R, GRAZ UNIV,INST PHILOSOPHIE,A-8010 GRAZ,AUSTRIA.
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PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0039-7857
J9	SYNTHESE
JI	Synthese
PY	1985
VL	64
IS	3
BP	283
EP	296
PG	14
SC	History & Philosophy Of Science
GA	AQE07
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AU	GROSSMANN, R
TI	NONEXISTENT OBJECTS VERSUS DEFINITE DESCRIPTIONS
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RP	GROSSMANN, R, INDIANA UNIV,BLOOMINGTON,IN 47401.
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PU	LA TROBE UNIV
PI	VICTORIA
PA	DEPT OF PHILOSOPHY BUNDOORA, VICTORIA AUSTRALIA
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J9	AUSTRALAS J PHIL
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PY	1984
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AU	NEMOIANU, V
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PU	DUKE UNIV PRESS
PI	DURHAM
PA	BOX 90660, DURHAM, NC 27708-0660
SN	0333-5372
J9	POETICS TODAY
JI	Poetics Today
PY	1984
VL	5
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BP	275
EP	297
PG	23
SC	Literature
GA	TU710
UT	ISI:A1984TU71000003
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AU	KUNG, G
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SO	DIALECTICA
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CR	BUTCHVAROV P, 1980, MIDW STUDIES PHILOS, V5, P261 CHISHOLM RM, IN PRESS FREGE G, 1884, GRUNDLAGEN ARITHMETI HUSSER E, UNPUBLISHED HUSSERL E, LEHRE VOM INHALT GEG INGARDEN R, 1931, LIT KUNSTWERK INGARDEN R, 1965, STREIT EXISTENZ WELT, V2 KUNG G, 1973, REV METAPHYS, V26, P670 KUNG G, 1975, MONIST, V59, P61 MEINONG A, 1971, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2 SMITH DW, 1983, SYNTHESE, V54, P95
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PU	SOC DIALECTICA C/O GEIGER AG BERN
PI	BERN 16
PA	HABSBURGSTRASSE 19, 3000 BERN 16, SWITZERLAND
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AU	LAMBERT, K
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RP	LAMBERT, K, UNIV CALIF IRVINE,IRVINE,CA 92717.
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PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-7411
J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PY	1982
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AU	LUTZEIER, PR
TI	THE NOTION OF LEXICAL FIELD AND ITS APPLICATION TO ENGLISH NOUNS OF FINANCIAL INCOME
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RP	LUTZEIER, PR, FREE UNIV BERLIN,FACHBEREICH 16 GERMANIST,D-1000 BERLIN 33,FED REP GER.
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PU	ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
PI	AMSTERDAM
PA	PO BOX 211, 1000 AE AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
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J9	LINGUA
JI	Lingua
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VL	56
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BP	1
EP	42
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SC	Linguistics; Language & Linguistics
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AU	GRIFFIN, N
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C1	MCMASTER UNIV,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,HAMILTON L8S 4L8,ONTARIO,CANADA.
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PU	MCMASTER UNIV LIBRARY PRESS
PI	HAMILTON
PA	BERTRAND RUSSELL ARCHIVES MCMASTER UNIV, HAMILTON ON L8S 4L6, CANADA
SN	0036-0163
J9	RUSSELL-J B RUSSELL ARCH
JI	Russell-J. Bertrand Russell Arch.
PY	1977
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AU	GRIFFITHS, DA
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SO	PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
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C1	UNIV HONG KONG,HONG KONG,HONG KONG.
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PU	BLACKWELL PUBL LTD
PI	OXFORD
PA	108 COWLEY RD, OXFORD, OXON, ENGLAND OX4 1JF
SN	0031-8094
J9	PHIL QUART
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PY	1976
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AU	HART, SL
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PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
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J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PY	1971
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AU	BARBER, K
TI	MEINONGS HUME STUDIES .1. MEINONGS NOMINALISM
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C1	STATE UNIV NEW YORK,BUFFALO,NY.
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PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
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J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PY	1970
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AU	von Tschermak, A
TI	The simultaneous contrast of various sensory areas (eyes, movement, taste,touch and temperature)
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PHYSIOLOGIE DES MENSCHEN UND DER TIERE
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UNMITTELBAREN GROSSE, P159 HOPPE J, 1879, SCHEINBEWEGUNGEN HOPPE J, 1894, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V7, P29 LEEGAARD, 1894, DTSCH ARCH KLIN MED, V48, P207 LIPPS T, 1898, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V15, P132 MACH E, 1875, BEZIEHUNG ZWISCHEN S MACH E, 1904, ANAL EMPFINGUNGEN, P98 MULLER J, HDB PHYSL, V2, P371 MULLERLYER, 1889, ARCH PHYSL Z, P263 NAGEL, HDB PHYSL, V3, P647 NAGEL, HDB PHYSL, V3, P671 NAGEL, 1906, HDB PHYSL, V4, P1 OPPEL JJ, 1856, POGG ANN PHYS CHEM, V99, P540 PAULHAN F, 1888, REC SCI 3, V16, P263 PAWLOW JP, 1904, ARCH SCI BIOL, P81 PLATEAU, 1849, B ACAD ROY BRUXELLES, V16, P30 PLATEAU, 1849, POGGENDORFS ANN, V80, P150 RAGGI A, 1887, REND R I LOMB 2, V20, P269 REICHEL C, 1898, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V18, P49 REICHEL C, 1898, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V18, P59 SANTEDESANCTIS, 1895, FENOMENI CONTRASTO P SCHUMANN F, 1889, NACHR GESELLSCH WISS, P536 SCHUMANN F, 1900, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V24, P1 STERN LW, 1894, Z PSYCHOL, V7, P321 THUNBERG T, 1894, ADAPTATIONSERSCHEINU, V30 URBANTSCHITSCH 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NR	152
TC	2
PU	SPRINGER
PI	NEW YORK
PA	233 SPRING STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10013 USA
SN	0365-267X
J9	ARCH GESAMTE PHYSIOL MENSCHEN
PD	MAR
PY	1908
VL	122
IS	1/3
BP	98
EP	118
PG	21
SC	Physiology
GA	V04CE
UT	ISI:000200276000003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Komatsu, K
AF	Komatsu, Koji
TI	Emergence of Young Children's Presentational Self in Daily Conversation and Its Semiotic Foundation
SO	HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Conversation; Gestalt quality; Self; Semiotic mediation; Young children
ID	EXPERIENCES
AB	In this article, I take a relational and discursive perspective on young children's self observed in daily natural conversations, and consider the process of semiotic mediation in the observer's recognition. Based on the ideas of co-construction of relationships and identities in conversation, and using excerpts of dialogues between a young child and her mother that deal with the child's experiences at daycare center (hoikuen in Japan) recorded during their car rides, I present how the self of young children in relation to others appears to observers. I regard this genre of self - 'presentational self' - as a kind of Gestalt quality appearing in the act of positioning and in the configuration of the child and others presented through the conversation. As a basis of this process, I will discuss the semiotically mediated process of differentiation in 2 aspects of the conversation: first, in the process of conversation when the children and the partners make further extensions of what is shared, and second, in the array of self and others as exposed in the conversation. Copyright (C) 2010 S. Karger AG, Basel
C1	Osaka Kyoiku Univ, Fac Educ, Osaka 5430054, Japan.
RP	Komatsu, K, Osaka Kyoiku Univ, Fac Educ, 4 88 Minami Kawahoricho, Osaka 5430054, Japan.
EM	komatsu@cc.osaka-kyoiku.ac.jp
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NR	47
TC	1
PU	KARGER
PI	BASEL
PA	ALLSCHWILERSTRASSE 10, CH-4009 BASEL, SWITZERLAND
SN	0018-716X
J9	HUM DEVELOP
JI	Hum. Dev.
PY	2010
VL	53
IS	4
BP	208
EP	228
DI	10.1159/000320047
PG	21
SC	Psychology, Developmental
GA	661IN
UT	ISI:000282719600004
ER

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PT	J
AU	Hamburger, K Hansen, T
AF	Hamburger, Kai Hansen, Thorsten
TI	Analysis of individual variations in the classical horizontal-vertical illusion
SO	ATTENTION PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	OPTICAL ILLUSIONS; KNOWLEDGE; PERCEPTION; BISECTION; SPACE; EYE
AB	In the horizontal-vertical illusion (HVI), the length of the vertical line is overestimated, whereas in the bisection illusion (BI), the horizontal bisecting line is expected to be overestimated. Here, only half of our 22 observers showed the expected BI, whereas the other half underestimated the bisecting line. Observers also differed in their judgments of the strength of the HVI: The HVI was stronger for observers showing the classical bisection effect, and weaker or absent for those underestimating the bisecting line. To account for these results, we used a linear model to individually estimate the strength of two putative factors underlying both illusions. Whereas the strength of the HVI and BI were highly correlated, the estimated factors were uncorrelated. Therefore, in two control experiments, we then measured the pure horizontal-vertical (pHVI) and bisection (pBI) illusions. A significant correlation between the estimated factors and the measured illusion variants was found. Results were robust against variations of contrast, repetitive presentations, and choice of adjusted line. Thus, the classical HVI as an additive combination of two independent factors was confirmed, but we found considerable interindividual variations in the strength of the illusions. The results stress the importance of analyzing individual data rather than taking sample means for understanding these illusions.
C1	[Hamburger, Kai] Univ Giessen, Fachbereich 06, Abt Allgemeine Psychol & Kognit Forsch, D-35394 Giessen, Germany.
RP	Hamburger, K, Univ Giessen, Fachbereich 06, Abt Allgemeine Psychol & Kognit Forsch, Otto Behaghel Str 10F, D-35394 Giessen, Germany.
EM	kai.hamburger@psychol.uni-giessen.de
FU	German Science Foundation [885/1]
FX	This research was supported by the German Science Foundation (Graduate Program "Neural Representation and Action Control-NeuroAct" 885/1). Parts of the results have been reported in abstract form (Hamburger, Hansen, & Gegenfurtner, 2006). We thank Karl R. Gegenfurtner and Lothar Spillmann for valuable comments and discussions. Correspondence concerning this article may be addressed to K. Hamburger, Justus-Liebig-Universitat Giessen, Fachbereich 06, Abteilung Allgemeine Psychologie und Kognitionsforschung, Otto-Behaghel-Strasse 10F, 35394 Giessen, Germany (e-mail: kai.hamburger@psychol.uni-giessen.de).
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NR	41
TC	1
PU	PSYCHONOMIC SOC INC
PI	AUSTIN
PA	1710 FORTVIEW RD, AUSTIN, TX 78704 USA
SN	1943-3921
J9	ATTEN PERCEPT PSYCHOPHYS
JI	Atten. Percept. Psychophys.
PD	MAY
PY	2010
VL	72
IS	4
BP	1045
EP	1052
DI	10.3758/APP.72.4.1045
PG	8
SC	Psychology; Psychology, Experimental
GA	653DJ
UT	ISI:000282067100016
ER

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PT	J
AU	Ross, J
AF	Ross, Jacob
TI	The Irreducibility of Personal Obligation
SO	JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL LOGIC
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Personal obligation; Impersonal obligation; Meinong-Chisholm reduction; Ought; Deontic paradoxes
AB	It is argued that claims about personal obligation (of the form "s ought to I center dot") cannot be reduced to claims about impersonal obligation (of the form "it ought to be the case that p"). The most common attempts at such a reduction are shown to have unacceptable implications in cases involving a plurality of agents. It is then argued that similar problems will face any attempt to reduce personal obligation to impersonal obligation.
C1	Univ So Calif, Sch Philosophy, Los Angeles, CA 90029 USA.
RP	Ross, J, Univ So Calif, Sch Philosophy, 3709 Trousdale Pkwy, Los Angeles, CA 90029 USA.
EM	jacobmro@usc.edu
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NR	25
TC	1
PU	SPRINGER
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	VAN GODEWIJCKSTRAAT 30, 3311 GZ DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0022-3611
J9	J PHIL LOGIC
JI	J. Philos. Log.
PD	JUN
PY	2010
VL	39
IS	3
BP	307
EP	323
DI	10.1007/s10992-010-9125-7
PG	17
SC	Philosophy
GA	593CW
UT	ISI:000277430700004
ER

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PT	J
AU	Reisenzein, R Mchitarjan, I
AF	Reisenzein, Rainer Mchitarjan, Irina
TI	"The teacher who had the greatest influence on my thinking" - Tracing Meinong's influence on Heider
SO	SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	attribution; common-sense psychology; Heider; history of psychology; Meinong
ID	RESPONSIBILITY; ATTRIBUTION
AB	According to Heider, some of his ideas about common-sense psychology presented in The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations (Heider, 1958) originally came from his academic teacher, Alexius Meinong. However, Heider makes no reference to Meinong, in his book. To clarify Meinong's influence oil Heider, we compare Heider's explication of common-sense psychology with Meinong's writings, in particular those on ethics. Our results confirm that Heider's common-sense psychology is informed by Meinong's psychological analyses in several respects: Heider adopts aspects of Meinong's theory of emotion, his theory of value, and his theory of responsibility attribution. In addition, Heider more or less continues Meinong's method of psychological inquiry. Thus, even without Meinong's name attached, many aspects of Meinong's psychology found their way into today's social psychology via Heider. Unknowingly, some of us have been Meinongians all along.
C1	[Reisenzein, Rainer] Ernst Moritz Arndt Univ Greifswald, Inst Psychol, D-17489 Greifswald, Germany.
RP	Reisenzein, R, Ernst Moritz Arndt Univ Greifswald, Inst Psychol, Franz Mehring Str 47, D-17489 Greifswald, Germany.
EM	rainer.reisenzein@uni-greifswald.de
CR	BRENTANO F, 1874, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN, V1 CHRUDZIMSKI A, 2007, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE T EATON HO, 1930, AUSTRIAN PHILOSOPHV EHRENFELS C, 1897, SYSTEM WERTTHEORIE FABIAN R, 1986, AUSTRIAN EC HIST PHI, P37 FINCHAM FD, 1980, ADV EXPT SOCIAL PSYC, V13, P81 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE GARRETT HE, 1939, PSYCHOL REV, V46, P517 HARVEY JH, 1976, NEW DIRECTIONS ATTRI, V1 HEIDER F, 1920, THESIS U GRAZ HEIDER F, 1926, SYMPOSION, V1, P109 HEIDER F, 1944, AM J PSYCHOL, V57, P234 HEIDER F, 1944, PSYCHOL REV, V51, P358 HEIDER F, 1946, J PSYCHOL, V21, P107 HEIDER F, 1958, PSYCHOL INTERPERSONA HEIDER F, 1970, J HIST BEHAV SCI, V6, P131 HEIDER F, 1983, LIFE PSYCHOL AUTOBIO HEIDER F, 1987, NOTEBOOKS, V1 HEIDER F, 1988, NOTEBOOKS, V5 HOFLER A, 1897, PSYCHOLOGIE KINDINGER R, 1968, A MEINONG GESAMTAUSG, V3, R7 LAMBERT K, 1995, PHILOS STUDIEN, V49, P129 LAUCKEN U, 1999, BERICHTE I ERFORSCHU, V31 LEWIN K, 1936, PRINCIPLES TOPOLOGIC MACKENZIE JS, 1895, MIND, V4, P425 MCGRAW KM, 1987, J PERS SOC PSYCHOL, V53, P247 MEINONG A, 1894, PSYCHOL ETHISCHE UNT MEINONG A, 1906, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V6, P22 MEINONG A, 1906, ERFAHRUNGSGRUNDLAGEN MEINONG A, 1912, LOGOS, V3, P1 MEINONG A, 1917, SITZUNGBERICHTE K PH, V183, P2 MEINONG A, 1919, BEITRAGE PADAGOGIK D, V60, P33 MEINONG A, 1923, GRUNDLEGUNG ALLGEMEI MEINONG A, 1977, A MEINONG GESAMTAUGA, V4 MEYER WJ, 1997, J OFFENDER REHABILIT, V25, P1 MULLIGAN K, 2003, PHILOS LOGIC SEARCH, P193 PERRY W, 1926, GEN THEORY VALUE PIAGET J, 1932, MORAL JUDGEMENT CHIL REICHER ME, 2005, MARKT WERT GEFUHLE P REISENZEIN R, 2003, EINFUHRUNG EMOTIONSP, V3 REISENZEIN R, 2008, SOC PSYCHOL, V39, P125, DOI 10.1027/1864-9335.39.3.125 RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13, P204 RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13, P336 RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, V13, P509 SATRIS S, 1982, J HIST IDEAS, V43, P109 SCHONPFLUG W, 2007, K LEWIN PERSON WERK SCHONPFLUG W, 2008, SOC PSYCHOL, V39, P134, DOI 10.1027/1864-9335.39.3.134 SHAW ME, 1964, J ABNORMAL SOCIAL PS, V69, P39 SMITH M, 1989, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC S, V63, P89 URBAN WM, 2009, VALUATION ITS NATURE WEINER B, 1985, PSYCHOL BULL, V97, P74 WEINER B, 1995, JUDGEMENTS RESPONSIB WEINER B, 2006, SOCIAL MOTIVATION JU WERNER MH, 2002, HDB ETHIK, P521 WITASEK S, 2008, GRUNDLINEN PSYCHOL
NR	55
TC	1
PU	HOGREFE & HUBER PUBLISHERS
PI	GOTTINGEN
PA	ROHNSWEG 25, D-37085 GOTTINGEN, GERMANY
SN	1864-9335
J9	SOC PSYCHOL
JI	Soc. Psychol.
PY	2008
VL	39
IS	3
BP	141
EP	150
DI	10.1027/1864-9335.39.3.141
PG	10
SC	Psychology, Social
GA	337QG
UT	ISI:000258450000004
ER

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PT	J
AU	Thompson, B
AF	Thompson, Brad
TI	Representationalism and the argument from hallucination
SO	PACIFIC PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	DIRECT REALISM; PERCEPTION; REID
AB	Representationalism is sometimes advertised as providing a novel response to the argument from hallucination, one that accepts the presence of a 'common factor' between veridical and hallucinatory experience without positing sensory intermediaries between the mind and the world. I argue that much of the attractiveness of representationalism stems from a failure in the literature to distinguish between two distinct possible versions of representationalism, what I call 'content-based representationalism' and 'vehicle-based representationalism'. Generically, representationalism appears to have a response to the argument from hallucination that avoids a commitment to qualia or sense-data. But once the distinction between content-based representationalism and vehicle-based representationalism is recognized, this response to the argument from hallucination fails.
C1	So Methodist Univ, Dept Philosophy, Dallas, TX 75275 USA.
RP	Thompson, B, So Methodist Univ, Dept Philosophy, Dallas, TX 75275 USA.
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NR	51
TC	1
PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHING
PI	OXFORD
PA	9600 GARSINGTON RD, OXFORD OX4 2DQ, OXON, ENGLAND
SN	0279-0750
J9	PAC PHIL QUART
JI	Pac. Philos. Q.
PD	SEP
PY	2008
VL	89
IS	3
BP	384
EP	412
PG	29
SC	Philosophy
GA	339VZ
UT	ISI:000258606700007
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PT	J
AU	Fernandez, J
AF	Fernandez, Jordi
TI	Memory, past and self
SO	SYNTHESE
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	intentionality; phenomenology; memory; time; self
AB	The purpose of this essay is to determine how we should construe the content of memories. First, I distinguish two features of memory that a construal of mnemic content should respect. These are the 'attribution of pastness' feature (a subject is inclined to believe of those events that she remembers that they happened in the past) and the 'attribution of existence' feature (a subject is inclined to believe that she existed at the time that those events that she remembers took place). Next, I distinguish two kinds of theories of memory, which I call 'perceptual' and 'self-based' theories. I argue that those theories that belong to the first kind but not the second one have trouble accommodating the attribution of existence. And theories that belong to the second kind but not the first one leave the attribution of pastness unexplained. I then discuss two different theories that are both perceptual and self-based, which I eventually reject. Finally, I propose a perceptual, self-based theory that can account for both the attribution of pastness and the attribution of past existence.
C1	Macquarie Univ, Dept Philosophy, Sydney, NSW 2109, Australia.
RP	Fernandez, J, Macquarie Univ, Dept Philosophy, W6A Bldg,Floor 7, Sydney, NSW 2109, Australia.
EM	jfernandez@scmp.mq.edu.au
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NR	17
TC	1
PU	SPRINGER
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	VAN GODEWIJCKSTRAAT 30, 3311 GZ DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0039-7857
J9	SYNTHESE
JI	Synthese
PD	JAN
PY	2008
VL	160
IS	1
BP	103
EP	121
DI	10.1007/s11229-006-9104-2
PG	19
SC	History & Philosophy Of Science
GA	244OK
UT	ISI:000251875000010
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PT	J
AU	ter Hark, M
AF	ter Hark, Michel
TI	Popper, Otto Selz and Meinong's 'Gegenstandstheorie' (Sir Karl Popper, A. Meinong)
SO	ARCHIV FUR GESCHICHTE DER PHILOSOPHIE
LA	English
DT	Editorial Material
AB	In this article it is argued that Popper's well-known deductive and falsificationistic epistemology is historically rooted in German psychology, notably the work of Otto Selz. Drawing on Popper's early and still unpublished psychological manuscripts it is shown how Otto Selz's psychology of thinking with its emphasis on the guiding role of schematic anticipations gave the impetus to Popper's theory of problem solving, his theory of the Searchlight, and its attendant rejection of empiricism, the so-called Bucket theory of knowledge. In the second part of the article it is argued that Selz's theory of schematic anticipations is rooted in Meinong's Gegen-standstheorie. Because Meinong's theory was partly an attempt to do justice to the objectivity of thinking, this may explain why the anti-psychologist Popper felt nevertheless attracted to the psychology of Selz.
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NR	44
TC	1
PU	WALTER DE GRUYTER & CO
PI	BERLIN
PA	GENTHINER STRASSE 13, D-10785 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0003-9101
J9	ARCH GESCH PHIL
JI	Arch. Gesch. Philos.
PY	2007
VL	89
IS	1
BP	60
EP	78
DI	10.1515/AGPH.2007.004
PG	19
SC	Philosophy
GA	155OC
UT	ISI:000245585700004
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PT	J
AU	Aikin, SF
AF	Aikin, Scott F.
TI	Pragmatism, naturalism, and phenomenology
SO	HUMAN STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	naturalism; phenomenology; pragmatism; science
ID	DEWEY; SCIENCE
AB	Pragmatism's naturalism is inconsistent with the phenomenological tradition's anti-naturalism. This poses a problem for the methodological consistency of phenomenological work in the pragmatist tradition. Solutions such as phenomenologizing naturalism or naturalizing phenomenology have been proposed, but they fail. As a consequence, pragmatists and other naturalists must answer the phenomenological tradition's criticisms of naturalism.
C1	Vanderbilt Univ, Dept Philosophy, Nashville, TN 37240 USA.
RP	Aikin, SF, Vanderbilt Univ, Dept Philosophy, 111 Furman Hall, Nashville, TN 37240 USA.
EM	scott.f.aikin@vanderbilt.edu
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NR	81
TC	1
PU	SPRINGER
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	VAN GODEWIJCKSTRAAT 30, 3311 GZ DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0163-8548
J9	HUM STUD
JI	Hum. Stud.
PD	SEP
PY	2006
VL	29
IS	3
BP	317
EP	340
DI	10.1007/s10746-006-9026-5
PG	24
SC	Ethics; Sociology
GA	139SY
UT	ISI:000244454100004
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PT	J
AU	Ter Hark, M
AF	Ter Hark, Michel
TI	Wittgenstein, pretend play and the transferred use of language
SO	JOURNAL FOR THE THEORY OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	MIND
AB	This essay sketches the potential implications of Wittgensteinian thought for conceptualizations of socalled fictive mental states, e.g. mental calculating, imagination, pretend play, as they are currently discussed in developmental psychology and philosophy of mind. In developmental psychology the young child's pretend play and make-belief are seen as a manifestation of the command of an underlying individualistic "theory of mind". When saying "This banana is a telephone" the child's mind entertains simultaneously two mental representations, a primary or veridical representation about the real properties of banana's and a pretend representation. It is the task of psychology to explain how this "double knowledge" does not result in conceptual chaos. Various sorts of internal mechanisms are postulated. In this essay it is argued that the threat of chaos is misconceived, and that the solutions are irrelevant. Following Wittgenstein's sparse remarks about the secondary sense of words, I argue that pretend language does not refer to underlying individual mental representations but to the child's creative transference of words used in one, primary, domain of application to another, secondary domain. The command and use of the secondary domain logically presupposes the command and use of the primary domain. Since the latter domain is necessarily public and social, fictive mental states cannot be dealt with purely individualistically as current mentalism assumes.
C1	Univ Groningen, Fac Philsophy, NL-9712 GL Groningen, Netherlands.
RP	Ter Hark, M, Univ Groningen, Fac Philsophy, Oude Boteringestr 52, NL-9712 GL Groningen, Netherlands.
EM	M.R.M.ter.Hark@rug.nl
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NR	41
TC	1
PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHING
PI	OXFORD
PA	9600 GARSINGTON RD, OXFORD OX4 2DQ, OXON, ENGLAND
SN	0021-8308
J9	J THEOR SOC BEHAV
JI	J. Theory Soc. Behav.
PD	SEP
PY	2006
VL	36
IS	3
BP	299
EP	+
PG	22
SC	Psychology, Social
GA	077MB
UT	ISI:000240032400005
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PT	J
AU	Romer, H
TI	Substance, ordinance and complementarity
SO	PHILOSOPHISCHES JAHRBUCH
LA	German
DT	Article
ID	WEAK QUANTUM-THEORY; ENTANGLEMENT; HOMEOPATHY
AB	Process Philosophy endeavours to replace the classical ontology of substances by a process ontology centered on notions of changes and transitions. We argue, that the substantial and processual approach are mutually complementary. Here, comptementarity is to be understood in the sense of a Generalized Quantum Theory", which is not restricted to physical phenomena. From this point of view, restricting oneself to either substance or process ontology would be as ill-advised as exclusively relying on position or momentum observables in physics. A new view on Zeno's paradox lends itself. The meaning of an ,,Internal energy observable", complementary to inner time, and its relationship to ,,akaterorial states" of the human mind will also be discussed.
CR	ATMANSPACHER H, 1995, PAULIJUNG DIALOG SEI ATMANSPACHER H, 2002, FOUND PHYS, V32, P379 ATMANSPACHER H, 2004, BIOL CYBERN, V90, P33, DOI 10.1007/s00422-003-0436-4 ATMANSPACHER H, 2006, J MIND BEHAV, V26, P161 ATMANSPACHER H, 2006, QUANTUM THEORY RECON, V3 BORGES JL, 2003, WERKE 20 BANDEN BROWNING D, 1965, PHILOS PROCESS GEMMER J, 2001, EUR PHYS J D, V17, P385 JAMES W, 1950, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL KIEFER C, 1999, CONCEPTUAL ISSUES QU MAHLER G, 2004, MIND MATTER, V2, P67 MCTAGGART JE, 1908, MIND, V17, P456 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN PRIMAS H, 2003, MIND MATTER, V1, P81 RESCHER N, 1996, PROCESS METAPHYSICS RESCHER N, 2000, PROCESS PHILOS SURVE ROMER H, 2002, PHILOS JAHRB, V109, P354 ROMER H, 2004, MIND MATTER, V2, P105 WALACH H, 2003, FORSCH KOMP KLAS NAT, V10, P192 WALACH H, 2005, J ALTERN COMPLEM MED, V11, P813 WHITEHEAD AN, 1919, ENQUIRY CONCERNING P WHITEHEAD AN, 1920, CONCEPT NATURE
NR	22
TC	1
PU	VERLAG KARL ALBER
PI	FREIBURG BREISGAU
PA	HERMANN-HERDER-STR 4, 79104 FREIBURG BREISGAU, GERMANY
SN	0031-8183
J9	PHIL JAHRB
JI	Philos. Jahrb.
PY	2006
VL	113
IS	1
BP	118
EP	136
PG	19
SC	Philosophy
GA	055EA
UT	ISI:000238431600007
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PT	J
AU	Chrudzimski, A
TI	Three versions of Meinong's logic
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHILOSOPHISCHE FORSCHUNG
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ALSTON W, 1958, PHILOS STUD, V9, P8 CHRUDZIMSKI A, 2001, DIALECTICA, V55, P119 CHRUDZIMSKI A, 2004, PHENOMENOLOGY ANAL E, P105 DALE J, 1990, BRENTANO STUDIEN, V3, P177 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE FREGE G, 1879, BEGRIFFSSCHRIFT EINE GEACH P, 1951, P AR SOC S, V25 GROSSMAN R, 1974, MEINONG KRIPKE S, 1980, NAMING NECESSITY LABERT K, 1986, AUFGABEN PHILOS GEGE, P281 LAMBERT K, 1983, MEINONG PRINCIPLE IN LAMBERT K, 1991, PHILOS APPL FREE LOG LAMBERT K, 1995, PHILOS STUDIEN, V50, P129 LAMBERT K, 1997, FREE LOGICS THEIR FD LEJEWSKI C, 1955, BRIT J PHILOS SCI, V5, P104 LEJEWSKI C, 1970, PHYS LOGIC HIST, P173 LEJEWSKI C, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P209 LEWIS D, 1986, PLURALITY WORLDS LINSKY B, 1991, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V69, P438 MEINONG A, 1877, GESAMTAUSGABE, V1, P1 MEINONG A, 1971, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2, P481 MEINONG A, 1972, GESAMTAUSGABE, V6 MEINONG A, 1973, GESAMTAUSGABE, V5, P197 MEINONG A, 1977, GESAMTAUSGABE, V4 MORSCHER E, 2001, NEW ESSAYS FREE LOGI PRIOR AN, 1971, OBJECTS THOUGHT QUINE WV, 1948, REV METAPHYS, V2, P21 QUINE WVO, 1953, LOGICAL POINT VIEW QUINE WVO, 1960, WORD OBJECT ROUTLEY R, 1980, EXPLORING MEINONGS J RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P530 RUSSELL B, 1907, MIND, V16, P436 RYLE G, 1973, REV INT PHILOS, V27, P255 SIMONS PM, 1995, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V50, P171 TWARDOWSKI K, 1894, LEHRE INHALT GEGENST
NR	36
TC	1
PU	VITTORIO KLOSTERNAMM GMBH
PI	FRANKFURT-AM-MAIN
PA	POSTFACH 90 06 01, D-60446 FRANKFURT-AM-MAIN, GERMANY
SN	0044-3301
J9	Z PHIL FORSCH
JI	Z. Philos. Forsch.
PD	JAN-MAR
PY	2005
VL	59
IS	1
BP	49
EP	70
PG	22
SC	Philosophy
GA	914HQ
UT	ISI:000228218800003
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PT	J
AU	Hala, V
TI	On Meinong's conception of ethics
SO	FILOSOFICKY CASOPIS
LA	Czech
DT	Article
AB	The author focuses on the interpretation of the basic questions in A. Meinong's conception of ethics. He sets out from Meinong's theory of objects, in which he sees the foundation of the conception, especially in so far as is concerned the application of its basic categories - objects, objectives, dignitatives and desideratives - to the axiologicat and ethical fields. The author emphasises that it is the general theory of values that is of defining significance for Meinong's conception of ethics. Among the various distributions within the field of values the key one is considered to be Meinong's distinction between personal and impersonal values. The author considers the defining position of values towards "Sollen" to be another of Meinong's fundamental thoughts. The author also examines Meinong's attempt to observe apriori laws within the sphere of dignitatives and desideratives. Emphasised in the overall assessment is that a serious handicap in Meinong's interpretation of philosophical ideas is the complexity and at times even the obscurity of his expression. At the same time the author points to the renewed interest in the subjects of Meinong's philosophy, especially in the English-speaking world and in Austria.
C1	Acad Sci Czech Republ, Filozoficky Ustav, Prague, Czech Republic.
RP	Hala, V, Acad Sci Czech Republ, Filozoficky Ustav, Prague, Czech Republic.
CR	1955, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN, V1, P33 ALBERTAZZI L, MEINONG HIS OUT TIME, P22 ALBERTAZZI L, SCH ALEXIUS MEINONG, P13 ALBERTAZZI L, 2001, SCH ALEXIUS MEINONG BELOHRAD R, 2003, FILOS CAS, V51, P57 BRENTANO F, 1921, URSPRUNG SITTLICHER, P15 CESKY, 1993, PUVODU MRAVNIHO POZN, P27 DAPPIANO L, 1996, SCH F BRENTANO, P378 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE, P75 HALA V, 2000, MOZNOSTI HODNOTOVE E JACQUETTE D, AUSSERSEIN PURE OBJE, P383 JACQUETTE D, SCH ALEXIUS MEINONG, P384 JACQUETTE D, SCH F BRENTANO, P147 KALSI MLS, 1996, ELEMENTS ETHICS, P3 MEINONG A, EMOTIONALE PRASENTAT, P161 MEINONG A, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE S, P70 MEINONG A, PSYCHOL ETHISCHE UNT, P224 MEINONG A, 1894, PSYCHOL ETHISCHE UNT, P85 MEINONG A, 1965, PHILOSOPHENBRIEFE, P205 MEINONG A, 1968, GESAMTAUSGABE, V3, P111 MEINONG A, 1988, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE S
NR	21
TC	1
PU	FILOSOFICKY CASOPIS INST PHILOSOPHY
PI	PRAGUE
PA	JILSKA 1, PRAGUE 110 00, CZECH REPUBLIC
SN	0015-1831
J9	FILOS CASOPIS
JI	Filos. Cas.
PY	2004
VL	52
IS	3
BP	371
EP	391
PG	21
SC	Ethics; Philosophy
GA	870DR
UT	ISI:000225034700003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Dilworth, J
TI	Internal versus external representation
SO	JOURNAL OF AESTHETICS AND ART CRITICISM
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	THEATER
C1	Western Michigan Univ, Dept Philosophy, Kalamazoo, MI 49008 USA.
RP	Dilworth, J, Western Michigan Univ, Dept Philosophy, Kalamazoo, MI 49008 USA.
EM	Dilworth@wmich.edu
CR	BORGES JL, 1985, LABYRINTHS DILWORTH J, 1980, PHILOS FORUM, V12, P139 DILWORTH J, 2001, BRIT J AESTHET, V41, P353 DILWORTH J, 2002, AM PHILOS QUART, V39, P197 DILWORTH J, 2002, J AESTHET ART CRITIC, V60, P263 DONNELLAN K, 1966, PHILOS REV, V75, P281 GOODMAN N, 1968, LANGUAGES ART LOPES D, 1996, UNDERSTANDING PICTUR MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PHILLIPS A, 1987, PHILOS VISUAL ARTS, P317 WALTON K, 1984, CRIT INQUIRY, V11, P246 WALTON KL, 1990, MIMESIS MAKE-BELIEVE WARBURTON N, 1988, RATIO, V1, P64 WOLLHEIM R, 1987, PAINTING AS ART
NR	15
TC	1
PU	AMER SOC AESTHETICS, DEPT OF PHILOSOPHY
PI	MILWAUKEE
PA	C/O CURTIS L CARTER, 404 CUDAHY HALL, MARQUETTE UNIV, PO BOX 1881, MILWAUKEE, WI 53201-1881 USA
SN	0021-8529
J9	J AESTHET ART CRIT
JI	J. Aesthet. Art Crit.
PD	WIN
PY	2004
VL	62
IS	1
BP	23
EP	36
PG	14
SC	Art; Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	776LC
UT	ISI:000189116600003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Doyle, JP
TI	On the pure intentionality of pure intentionality (Lossada, Suarez and the disputed Scholastic doctrine of intellectual intentionality)
SO	MODERN SCHOOLMAN
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	St Louis Univ, St Louis, MO 63103 USA.
RP	Doyle, JP, St Louis Univ, St Louis, MO 63103 USA.
CR	AQUINAS T, DE ENTE ET ESSENTIA AQUINAS T, DE NATURA GENERIS AQUINAS T, DE VERITATE AQUINAS T, IN 12 LIBROS METAPHY AQUINAS T, SCRIPTUM LIBROS SENT AQUINAS T, SUMMA CONTRA GENTILE ARISTOTLE, ANALYTICA POSTERIORA ARISTOTLE, METAPHYSICS ARISTOTLE, PHYSICS AVERROES, IN METAPHYSICORUM VI BABENSTUBER L, PHILOS METAPHYSICA CARLETON TC, 1649, PHILOSOPHIA UNIVERSA CHISHOLM R, 1967, ENCYCL PHILOS, V4, P201 CHISHOLM RM, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P CONIMBRICENSES, 1607, IN UNIVERSAM DIALECT DOYLE JP, 1987, VIVARIUM, V25, P47 DOYLE JP, 1995, REV METAPHYS, V48, P771 ELORDUY E, 1948, PENSAMIENTO, P335 ENGELHARDT P, 1971, HIST WORTERBUCH PHIL, V4, P466 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONG THEORY OBJEC GODART P, 1675, LEXICON PHILOSOPHICU, V1 HALLER R, 1971, A MEINONG GESAMTAUSG, P481 KANT I, KRITIK REINEN VERNUN KOBUSCH T, 1987, SEIN SPRACHE HIST GR, P139 LOSSADA LD, LOGICA LOSSADA LD, METAPHYSICA LOSSADA LF, 1883, CURSUS PHILOSOPHICI, V1, P204 MANDONNET RP, 1929, S THOMAE AQUINATAE S, V1, P63 MAURO S, 1885, ARISTOTELIS OPERA OM, V1 MAURO S, 1987, QUAESTIONES PHILOSOP MCKEON R, 1941, BASIC WORKS ARISTOTL, P737 MEINONG A, SELBSTDARSTELLUNG MEINONG A, 1910, UBER ANNAHMEN MENDOZA P, 1617, DISPUTATIONES METAPH MILLANPUELLES A, 1990, TEORIA OBJETO PURO NATALIS H, DE INTENTIONIBUS PALLAVICINO S, 1628, DE UNIVERSA PHILOSOP POINSOT J, 1930, CURSUS PHILOSSOPHICU REEB G, 1871, THESAURUS PHILOSOPHO, P76 RENAN E, 1852, AVERROES AVERROISME, P297 RONCAGLIA G, 1995, VIVARIUM, V33, P27 RUBIO A, 1620, LOGICA MEXICANA RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P533 SCHEIBLER C, 1617, OPUS METAPHYSICORUM SMIGLECKI M, 1658, LOGICA, V1 SPIAZZI R, 1953, AQUINAS DE VERITATE, P380 SUAREZ F, DE ENTIBUS RATIONIS SUAREZ F, DISPUTATIONES MYSTIC SUAREZ F, ON BEINGS REASON SUAREZ F, 1866, OPERA OMNIA VELARDEMAYOL V, 1980, PENSMIENTO, V45, P466 WIETROWSKI M, 1697, PHILOSOPHIA DISPUTAT ZIMARA MA, 1562, ARISTOTELIS OPERA CU
NR	53
TC	1
PU	ST LOUIS UNIV
PI	ST LOUIS
PA	221 NORTH GRAND BLVD, ST LOUIS, MO 63103-2097 USA
SN	0026-8402
J9	MOD SCHOOLMAN
JI	Mod. Schoolman
PD	NOV
PY	2001
VL	79
IS	1
BP	57
EP	78
PG	22
SC	Philosophy
GA	528WL
UT	ISI:000174267400004
ER

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PT	J
AU	Russell, B
TI	Knowledge by acquaintance and knowledge by description
SO	FILOSOFICKY CASOPIS
LA	Czech
DT	Article
CR	1905, MIND OCT 1910, MIND JUL, P380 JONESOVA EEC, 1911, MIND JAN MEINONG A, 1910, UEBER ANNAHMEN RUSSELL B, 1917, PHILOS ESSAYS RUSSELL B, 1932, MYSTICISM LOGIC
NR	6
TC	1
PU	FILOSOFICKY CASOPIS INST PHILOSOPHY
PI	PRAGUE
PA	JILSKA 1, PRAGUE 110 00, CZECH REPUBLIC
SN	0015-1831
J9	FILOS CASOPIS
JI	Filos. Cas.
PY	2001
VL	49
IS	5
BP	754
EP	770
PG	17
SC	Ethics; Philosophy
GA	541XM
UT	ISI:000175011900004
ER

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PT	J
AU	Amacker, R
TI	The development of Saussure's ideas in the works of Charles Bally (1865-1947) and Albert Sechehaye (1870-1946)
SO	HISTORIOGRAPHIA LINGUISTICA
LA	French
DT	Article
AB	The article argues that Charles Bally (18651947) and Albert Sechehaye (18701946) were already accomplished linguists by the time Saussure died, and that they did not really use the Cours in order to establish their own theories, which they defined more accurately rather than modified in any essential way. However, it is possible to see, in their pre-1913 publications, at least some traces of a private influence that can explain certain similarities between their ideas and Saussures with regard to terminology and conceptualization (in particular concerning the linguistic sign, the idea of system, and the langue - parole distinction). After the publication of the Cours, Bally used Saussurian ideas rather superficially, whereas Sechehaye ended up interpreting them in a manner very close to our present understanding of the Cours.
C1	Univ Geneva, CH-1211 Geneva, Switzerland.
RP	Amacker, R, Univ Geneva, CH-1211 Geneva, Switzerland.
CR	AMACKER R, IN PRESS HIST LINGUI, V2 AMACKER R, 1988, PARTE RICEVENTE PERC, P61 AMACKER R, 1992, CAHIERS FD SAUSSURE, V46, P57 BALLY C, FD SAUSSURE ETAT ACT BALLY C, LANGAGE VIE BALLY C, LINGUISTIQUE GENERAL BALLY C, PRECIS STYLISTIQUE BALLY C, TRAITE STYLISTIQUE F BALLY C, 1921, J PSYCHOL NORMALE PA, V17, P625 BALLY C, 1922, B SOC LINGUISTIQUE P, V23, P117 BALLY C, 1937, VOX ROMANICA, V2, P345 BALLY C, 1939, J PSYCHOL NORMALE PA, V36, P161 BALLY C, 1941, CAHIERS FD SAUSSURE, V1, P33 BLOOMFIELD L, 1926, LANGUAGE, V2, P153 BREAL M, 1879, ESSAI SEMANTIQUE SCI BUHLER K, 1933, KANT-STUD, V38, P19 CHEVALIER JC, 1990, SPRACHTHEORIE THEORI, P95 CHEVALIER JC, 1999, CAHIERS FD SAUSSURE, V52, P69 DEMAURO T, 1967, FD SAUSSURE COURS LI DUCROT O, 1986, CAHIERS FD SAUSSURE, V40, P13 DURRER S, 1998, INTRO LINGUISTIQUE C EHRENFELS CV, 1897, SYSTEM WERTTHEORIE ENGLER R, 1950, Z PHONETIK, V4, P161 ENGLER R, 1952, J PSYCHOL NORMALE PA, V45, P137 ENGLER R, 1983, Z PHONETIK SPRACHWIS, V36, P533 ENGLER R, 1986, STUDI ITALIANI LINGU, V15, P3 ENGLER R, 1987, GESCH SPRACHTHEORIE, V1, P141 FIRBAS J, 1992, FUNCTIONAL SENTENCE FREI H, 1929, GRAMMAIRE FAUTES FRYBAREBER AM, 1994, A SECHEHAYE SYNTAXE GIRARD G, 1821, GRAMMAIRE CAMPAGNES GIRARD G, 1844, ENSEIGNEMENT REGULIE GIRARD G, 1845, COURS ED LANGUE MATE GODEL R, 1953, CAHIERS FD SAUSSURE, V11, P30 GODEL R, 1957, SOURCES MANUSCRITES GODEL R, 1967, CAHIERS FD SAUSSURE, V22, P53 HJELMSLEV L, PRINCIPES GRAMMAIRE HJELMSLEV L, PROLEGOMENA THEORY L HUMBOLDT WV, VERSCHIEDENHEIT MENS KOENER EFK, 1973, FD SAUSSURE ORIGIN D KOENER EFK, 1980, RECHERCHES LINGUISTI, P100 KREIBIG JC, 1902, PSYCHOL GRUNDLEGUNG LITTRE E, 1875, DICT LANGUE FRANCAIS, V2 MALMBERG B, 1991, HIST LINGUISTIQUE SU MEINONG A, 1894, PSYCHOL ETHISCHE UNT PAUL H, PRINZIPIEN SPRACHGES SAUSSURE FD, COURS LINGUISTIQUE G SAUSSURE FD, MEMOIRE SYSTEME PRIM SECHEHAYE A, 1905, ROMAN FORSCH, V19, P321 SECHEHAYE A, 1908, MELANGES LINGUISTIQU, P155 SECHEHAYE A, 1908, PROGRAMME METHODES L SECHEHAYE A, 1914, GERMANISCH ROMANISCH, V5, P288 SECHEHAYE A, 1916, REV LANGUES ROMANES, V59, P44 SECHEHAYE A, 1917, REV PHILOS FRANCE ET, V42, P1 SECHEHAYE A, 1926, ABREGE GRAMMAIRE FRA SECHEHAYE A, 1926, ESSAI STRUCTURE LOGI SECHEHAYE A, 1927, INDOGERMANISCHE FORS, V44, P217 SECHEHAYE A, 1930, J PSYCHOL NORMALE PA, V27, P337 SECHEHAYE A, 1933, J PSYCHOL, V30, P57 SECHEHAYE A, 1939, MELANGES LINGUISTIQU, P19 SECHEHAYE A, 1940, VOX ROMANICA, V5, P1 SECHEHAYE A, 1942, CAHIERS FD SAUSSURE, V2, P45 WARTBURG WV, 1931, BERICHTE VERHANDLUNG, V83, P1 WUNDERLI P, 1976, MEMORIAM F DIEZ AKTE, P416
NR	64
TC	1
PU	JOHN BENJAMINS B V PUBL
PI	AMSTERDAM
PA	PO BOX 75577 SUBSCRIPTIONS DEPT, 1070 AN AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
SN	0302-5160
J9	HIST LING
JI	Historiogr. Linguist.
PY	2000
VL	27
IS	2-3
BP	205
EP	264
PG	60
SC	Language & Linguistics
GA	370GA
UT	ISI:000165114100003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Zouhar, M
TI	The relationship between epistemology and logic in Russell's philosophy
SO	FILOZOFIA
LA	Slovak
DT	Article
AB	The paper examines the logical and semantical relevancy of epistemological views of Bertrand Russell. For Russell epistemological considerations were apparently on of the most important sources which provided him with a criterion for distinguishing complete and incomplete symbols. A complete symbol is defined as on having meaning in itself, while the meaning of an incomplete symbol is given by the context of a sentence. The meaning of an expression is, according to Russell, identical with its referent. Therefore, complete symbols, contrary to incomplete ones, are referential expressions. It is the task of epistemology to determine, which objects are referents of a given expression, because, according to Russell, the referent of a complete symbol is a sense-datum-an object of acquaintance for a speaker. It is argued, however, that sense-data are not suitable candidates for meanings.
C1	Comenius Univ, Fac Philosophy, Chair Logic & Sci Methodol, SK-81801 Bratislava, Slovakia.
RP	Zouhar, M, Comenius Univ, Fac Philosophy, Chair Logic & Sci Methodol, Safarikovo nam 6, SK-81801 Bratislava, Slovakia.
CR	FREGE G, 1992, FILOZOFIA, V47, P349 MEINONG A, 1996, ORGANON F, V3, P125 MEINONG A, 1996, ORGANON F, V3, P22 RUSSELL B, 1956, LOGIC KNOWLEDGE RUSSELL B, 1963, PRINCIPIA MATHEMATIC RUSSELL B, 1980, PROBLEMS PHILOS RUSSELL B, 1995, ORGANON F, V2, P137 RUSSELL B, 1995, ORGANON F, V2, P152 RUSSELL B, 1997, ORGANON F, V4, P264
NR	9
TC	1
PU	FILOZOFIA
PI	BRATISLAVA
PA	FILOZOFICKY USTAV SAV, KLEMENSOVA 19, 813 64 BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA
SN	0046-385X
J9	FILOZOFIA
JI	Filozofia
PY	1999
VL	54
IS	10
BP	731
EP	741
PG	11
SC	Philosophy
GA	270YE
UT	ISI:000084564100003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Heffernan, G
TI	A study in the sedimented origins of evidence: Husserl and his contemporaries engaged in a collective essay in the phenomenology and psychology of epistemic justification
SO	HUSSERL STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Review
C1	Merrimack Coll, Dept Philos, N Andover, MA 01845 USA.
RP	Heffernan, G, Merrimack Coll, Dept Philos, N Andover, MA 01845 USA.
CR	1992, AM HERITAGE DICT ENG, P603 AVENARIUS R, KRITIK REINEN ERFAHR BAUCH B, 1926, WAHRHEIT WERT WIRKLI BENEKE FE, LEHRBUCH LOGIK KUNST BENEKE FE, SYSTEM LOGIK KUNSTLE BERGMANN H, 1908, UNTERSUCHUNGEN PROBL BOLZANO B, WISSENSCHAFTSLEHRE V BRENTANO F, LEHRE RICHTIGEN URTE BRENTANO F, URSPRUNG SITTLICHER BRENTANO F, 1903, VERSUCH ERKENNTNIS BRENTANO F, 1928, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN CARNAP R, 1928, LOGISCHE AUFBAU WELT CARNAP R, 1928, SCHEINPROBLEME PHILO CASSIRER E, ERKENNTNISPROBLEM PH COHEN H, 1902, LOGIK REINEN ERKENNT CRAMER K, 1972, HIST WB PHILOS, V2, P702 DILTHEY W, ABGRENZUNG GEISTESWI DILTHEY W, AUFBAU GESCH WELT GE DILTHEY W, PLAN FORTSETZUNG AUF DILTHEY W, ZUSATZE AUFBAU GESCH DILTHEY W, 1957, ERLEBNIS DICHTUNG DORING A, 1912, GRUNDLINIEN LOGIK EISLER R, 1910, WORTERBUCH PHILOS BE ELSENHANS T, 1896, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V109, P195 ELSENHANS T, 1906, FRIES KANT BEITRAG G, V2 ELSENHANS T, 1912, LEHRBUCH PSYCHOL ERDMANN B, 1907, LOGIK, V1 FREGE G, 1894, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V103, P313 FRIES JF, GRUNDRISS LOGIK FRIES JF, HDB PSYCHISCHEN ANTH FRIES JF, NEUE ANTHR KRITIK VE FRIES JF, SCHRIFTEN REINEN PHI FRIES JF, SYSTEM LOGIK FRIES JF, WISSEN GLAUBE AHNDUN GAMADER HG, 1986, WAHRHEIT METHODE GRU GEYSER J, 1909, GRUNDLAGEN LOGIK ERK GEYSER J, 1909, JB VEREINS CHRISTLIC, V2, P4 GEYSER J, 1916, NEUE ALTE WEGE PHILO GEYSER J, 1916, THEOLOGISCHE REV, P49 GEYSER J, 1918, WAHRHEIT EVIDENZ GEYSER J, 1926, KAMPFFELDE LOGIK LOG HARTMANN N, 1921, GRUNDZUGE METAPHYSIK HEFFERNAN G, 1998, HUSSERL STUD, V15, P1 HEIDEGGER M, BESTIMMUNG PHILOS HEIDEGGER M, EINFUHRUNG PHANOMENO HEIDEGGER M, FRAGE DING KANT LEHR HEIDEGGER M, HOLZWEGE HEIDEGGER M, KANT PROBLEM METAPHY HEIDEGGER M, LEHRE URTEIL PSYCHOL HEIDEGGER M, NEUERE FORSCHUNGEN L HEIDEGGER M, PROLEGOMENA GESCH ZE HEIDEGGER M, SEIN ZEIT HEIDEGGER M, WESEN WAHRHEIT HEIDEGGER M, 1954, VORTRAGE AUFSATZE HEIDEGGER M, 1957, SATZ GRUND HEIDEGGER M, 1967, WAHRHEITSBEGRIFF HUS HEIM K, 1902, PSYCHOL ANTIPSYCHOL HOFLER A, LOGIK PHILOS PROPADE HOFLER A, 1904, GRUNDLEHREN LOGIK HOFLER A, 1907, GRUNDLEHREN LOGIK HOFLER A, 1922, LOGIK LOGIK ERKENNTN HUME D, ENQUIRIES HUMAN UNDE HUME D, TREATISE HUMAN NATUR HUSSERL E, CARTESIANISCHE MEDIT HUSSERL E, EINLEITUNG LOGIK ERK HUSSERL E, ERFAHRUNG URTEIL UNT HUSSERL E, FORMALE TRANSZENDENT HUSSERL E, IDEE PHANOMENOLOGIE HUSSERL E, IDEEN REINEN PHANOME HUSSERL E, KRISIS EUROPAISCHEN HUSSERL E, LOGIK ALLGEMEINE WIS HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN HUSSERL E, PHILOS ARITHMETIK PS HUSSERL E, PHILOS STRENGE WISSE HUSSERL E, PROLEGOMENA REINEN L HUSSERL E, 1903, ARCH SYSTEMATISCHE P, V9, P398 HUSSERL E, 1987, AUFSATZE VORTRAGE 19 ISENKRAHE C, 1915, GRUNDLEGUNG BUNDIGEN ISENKRAHE C, 1917, PROBLEM EVIDENZ WAS KARLUHRING, LOGIK WISSENSCHAFTST KRAUS O, 1915, BRENTANO WAHRHEIT EV, R11 KREIBIG C, 1909, INTELLEKTUELLEN FUNK LASK E, 1911, LOGIK PHILOS KATEGOR LASK E, 1912, LEHRE URTEIL LIPPS T, GRUNDZUGE LOGIK LIPPS T, 1902, FUHLEN WOLLEN DENKEN LOTZE H, MIKROKOSMOS IDEEN NA MACH E, BEITRAGE ANALYSE EMP MACH E, 1905, ERKENNTNIS IRRTUM SK MAIER H, 1908, PSYCHOL EMOTIONALEN MEINONG A, ABHANDLUNGEN ERKENNT MEINONG A, ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE MILL JS, W HAMILTON PHILOS PR NATORP P, 1910, LOGISCHEN GRUNDLAGEN NATORP P, 1911, PHILOS IHR PROBLEM I NELSON L, GESCH KRITIK ERKENNT NELSON L, SOGENANNTE ERKENNTNI PALAGYI M, 1902, STREIT PSYCHOLOGISTE RICHTER R, 1904, SKEPTIZISMUS PHILOS, V1 RICKERT H, GEGENSTAND ERKENNTNI RICKERT H, 1904, GEGENSTAND ERKENNTNI SCHLICK M, 1918, ALLGEMEINE ERKENNTNI, V1 SCHMIDKUNZ H, 1912, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V146, P1 SIGWART C, LOGIK STEGMULLER W, 1969, METAPHYSIK SKEPSIS W STEGMULLER W, 1978, HAUPTSTROMUNGEN GEGE, V1 STUMPF C, 1939, ERKENNTNISLEHRE, V2 TRENDELENBURG FA, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN VOLKELT J, ERFAHRUNG DENKEN KRI VOLKELT J, GEFUHLSGEWISSHEIT ER VOLKELT J, 1918, GEWISSHEIT WAHRHEIT WITASEK S, 1908, GRUNDLINIEN PSYCHOL WUNDT W, GRUNDZUGE PHYSIOLOGI WUNDT W, LOGIK UNTERSUCHUNG P WUNDT W, 1906, ALLGEMEINE LOGIK ERK, V1 WUNDT W, 1906, LOGIK, V1 WUNDT W, 1910, KLEINE SCHRIFTEN, V1, P602 ZIEGLER T, GEFUHL PSYCHOL UNTER ZIEHEN T, PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGISCHE ZIEHEN T, 1913, ERKENNTNISTHEORIE PS ZIEHEN T, 1920, LEHRBUCH LOGIK POSIT
NR	122
TC	1
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-9848
J9	HUSSERL STUD
JI	Husserl Stud.
PY	1999
VL	16
IS	2
BP	83
EP	181
PG	99
SC	Philosophy
GA	279JJ
UT	ISI:000085040400001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Hutt, CM
TI	Husserl - Perception and the ideality of time
SO	PHILOSOPHY TODAY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	Mercy Coll, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 USA.
RP	Hutt, CM, Mercy Coll, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 USA.
CR	AUGUSTINE, CONFESSIONS BRENTANO F, 1973, PSYCHOL EMPIRICAL ST BROAD CD, EXAMINATION MCTAGGAR BROAD CD, 1962, MIND ITS PLACE NATUR BROUGH J, 1972, MAN WORLD, V5, P303 BROUGH JB, 1991, PHENOMENOLOGY CONSCI CALLAHAN JF, 1958, HARVARD STUDIES CLAS, V62, P437 DUMMETT M, 1978, TRUTH OTHER ENIGMAS, P351 DUMMETT M, 1981, INTERPRETATION FREGE HUSSERL E, HUSSERLIANA HUSSERL E, IDEEN REINEN PHANOME HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN HUSSERL E, 1928, JB PHILOS PHANOMENOL HUSSERL E, 1964, PHENOMENOLOGY INTERN HUSSERL E, 1966, PHANOMENOLOGIE INNER JAMES W, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL KERSTEN F, 1982, IDEAS LEWY C, 1978, KANT INTRO MCTAGGART JE, 1908, MIND MEINONG A, 1893, SINNESORGANE, V6, P340 MEINONG A, 1899, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V21, P182 MILLER I, 1982, HUSSERL INTENTIONALI, P132 MILLER I, 1984, HUSSERL PERCEPTION T MOHANTY JN, 1989, HUSSERLS PHENOMENOLO RUSSELL B, 1972, HIST W PHILOS SMITH D, HUSSERL INTENTIONALI, P193 SOKOLOWSKI R, 1974, HUSSERLIAN MEDITATIO TAKIURA S, 1979, ANALECTA HUSSERLIANA, V8, P79 VANGELDER T, 1995, COMMUNICATION 1019 WHITEHEAD AN, PROCESS REALITY
NR	30
TC	1
PU	PHILOSOPHY TODAY DEPAUL UNIV
PI	CHICAGO
PA	25 EAST JACKSON BOULEVARD, CHICAGO, IL 60604 USA
SN	0031-8256
J9	PHIL TODAY
JI	Philos. Today
PD	WIN
PY	1999
VL	43
IS	4
BP	370
EP	385
PG	16
SC	Philosophy
GA	273VC
UT	ISI:000084727700005
ER

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PT	J
AU	PERLER, D
TI	INTENTIONAL VERSUS REAL EXISTENCE - A LATE MEDIEVAL CONTROVERSY
SO	PHILOSOPHISCHES JAHRBUCH
LA	German
DT	Article
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TC	1
PU	VERLAG KARL ALBER
PI	FREIBURG
PA	HERMANN-HERDER-STR 4, W-7800 FREIBURG, GERMANY
SN	0031-8183
J9	PHIL JAHRB
JI	Philos. Jahrb.
PY	1995
VL	102
IS	2
BP	261
EP	278
PG	18
SC	Philosophy
GA	TD574
UT	ISI:A1995TD57400003
ER

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PT	J
AU	BARRIOMAESTRE, JM
TI	REAL DISTINCTION BETWEEN ESSENTIA AND ACTUS-ESSENDI IN AQUINAS
SO	FOLIA HUMANISTICA
LA	Spanish
DT	Article
RP	BARRIOMAESTRE, JM, UNIV COMPLUTENSE MADRID,MADRID 3,SPAIN.
CR	AQUINAS T, COMP THEOL AQUINAS T, DE ENTE ET ESSENTIA AQUINAS T, DE POTENTIA DEI AQUINAS T, DE SPIR CREAT AQUINAS T, DE VERITATE AQUINAS T, IN IV METAPH AQUINAS T, QUAESTIONES DE QUOLI AQUINAS T, SCRIPT SUP SENT 1 AQUINAS T, SUMMA CONTRA GENTILE DEMARIA, ONTOLOGIA KOCH, BEITRAGE GESCH PHILO, V26, P330 MEINONG AV, 1972, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2 MILLANPUELLES A, 1990, TEORIA OBJETO PURO PIUS X, 1914, ACTA APOSTOLICAE SED, V6, P384 PRADO ND, 1411, DE VERITATE FUNDAMEN
NR	15
TC	1
PU	FOLIA HUMANISTICA
PI	BARCELONA
PA	C/MUNTANER 303, 08021 BARCELONA, SPAIN
SN	0015-5594
J9	FOLIA HUMANIST
JI	Folia Humanistica
PD	JUL-AUG
PY	1994
VL	32
IS	339
BP	321
EP	331
PG	11
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	PA558
UT	ISI:A1994PA55800004
ER

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PT	J
AU	DETORO, A
TI	BORGES AND THE GUIDED RHIZOMATIC SIMULATION, PERCEPTION AND OBJECTIVIZATION OF THE SIGNS
SO	REVISTA DE ESTUDIOS HISPANICOS
LA	Spanish
DT	Article
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TC	1
PU	REVISTA DE ESTUDIOS HISPANICOS
PI	ST LOUIS
PA	WASHINGTON UNIV, BOX 1077, DEPT ROMANCE LANG, ONE BROOKINGS DR, ST LOUIS, MO 63130-4899
SN	0034-818X
J9	REV ESTUD HISPAN
JI	Rev. Estud. Hisp.
PD	MAY
PY	1994
VL	28
IS	2
BP	235
EP	263
PG	29
SC	Literature, Romance
GA	NP018
UT	ISI:A1994NP01800005
ER

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PT	J
AU	JACQUETTE, D
TI	MEINONGIAN LOGIC AND ANSELM ONTOLOGICAL PROOF FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL FORUM
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	JACQUETTE, D, PENN STATE UNIV,UNIV PK,PA 16802.
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NR	23
TC	1
PU	PHILOSOPHICAL FORUM INC BARUCH COLL-CUNY
PI	NEW YORK
PA	17 LEXINGTON AVE PO BOX 239, NEW YORK, NY 10010
SN	0031-806X
J9	PHIL FOR
JI	Philos. Forum
PD	SPR
PY	1994
VL	25
IS	3
BP	231
EP	240
PG	10
SC	Philosophy
GA	NG764
UT	ISI:A1994NG76400003
ER

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PT	J
AU	SWEET, D
TI	THE GESTALT CONTROVERSY - THE DEVELOPMENT OF OBJECTS OF HIGHER-ORDER IN MEINONG ONTOLOGY
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	SWEET, D, FORDHAM UNIV,BRONX,NY 10458.
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NR	52
TC	1
PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PD	SEP
PY	1993
VL	53
IS	3
BP	553
EP	575
PG	23
SC	Philosophy
GA	LV234
UT	ISI:A1993LV23400003
ER

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PT	J
AU	PANNIER, R SULLIVAN, TD
TI	AQUINAS ON EXISTS + DISTINGUISHING THE 2 SENSES OR USES OF THE NOUN ENS (BEING)
SO	AMERICAN CATHOLIC PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	PANNIER, R, WILLIAM MITCHELL COLL LAW,UNIV ST THOMAS,ST PAUL,MN.
CR	ANSCOMBE GEM, 1961, 3 PHILOSOPHERS AQUINAS T, DE ENTE ET ESSENTIA AQUINAS T, EXP IN METAPHYS AQUINAS T, OPUSCULA PHILOSOPHIC AQUINAS T, SUMMA THEOLOGICA FREGE G, 1978, FOUNDATIONS ARITHMET MARTIN C, 1988, PHILOS T AQUINAS INT MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P83 OWENS J, 1985, ELEMEMTARY CHRISTIAN WEIDEMANN H, 1986, LOGIC T AQUINAS LOGI, P181
NR	10
TC	1
PU	AMER CATHOLIC PHILOS ASSN
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, DC 20064
SN	1051-3558
J9	AMER CATH PHIL QUART
JI	Am. Cath. Philos. Q.
PD	SPR
PY	1993
VL	67
IS	2
BP	157
EP	166
PG	10
SC	Philosophy
GA	LF100
UT	ISI:A1993LF10000001
ER

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PT	J
AU	TALLON, A
TI	THE CONCEPT OF THE HEART IN STRASSER 'PHENOMENOLOGY OF FEELING'
SO	AMERICAN CATHOLIC PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	TALLON, A, MARQUETTE UNIV,MILWAUKEE,WI 53233.
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NR	54
TC	1
PU	AMER CATHOLIC PHILOS ASSN
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, DC 20064
SN	1051-3558
J9	AMER CATH PHIL QUART
JI	Am. Cath. Philos. Q.
PD	SUM
PY	1992
VL	66
IS	3
BP	341
EP	360
PG	20
SC	Philosophy
GA	KD747
UT	ISI:A1992KD74700005
ER

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PT	J
AU	ZALTA, EN
TI	ON MALLY ALLEGED HERESY - A REPLY
SO	HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF LOGIC
LA	English
DT	Article
AB	In this paper, I respond to critics who claim that E. Mally's distinction between two modes of predication, as it is employed in my theory of abstract objects, is reducible to, or analyzable in terms of, a single mode of predication plus the distinction between nuclear and extranuclear properties. I argue against these claims by developing counterexamples to the reductions and analyses. I also offer reasons for thinking that no such reduction/analysis could be successful.
RP	ZALTA, EN, STANFORD UNIV,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,STANFORD,CA 94305.
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NR	10
TC	1
PU	TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
PI	LONDON
PA	ONE GUNDPOWDER SQUARE, LONDON, ENGLAND EC4A 3DE
SN	0144-5340
J9	HIST PHILOS LOGIC
JI	Hist. Philos. Log.
PY	1992
VL	13
IS	1
BP	59
EP	68
PG	10
SC	Ethics; History & Philosophy Of Science; Philosophy
GA	GZ574
UT	ISI:A1992GZ57400004
ER

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PT	J
AU	ROLLINGER, RD
TI	HUSSERL AND CORNELIUS
SO	HUSSERL STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	AVENARIUS R, 1876, PHILOS ALS DENKEN WE, R3 CORNELIUS H, 1892, VIERTELJAHRSSCHRIFT, V16, P404 CORNELIUS H, 1893, VIERTELJAHRSSCHRIFT, V17, P30 CORNELIUS H, 1897, ARCH SYSTEMATISCHE P, V3, P216 CORNELIUS H, 1903, EINLEITUNG PHILOS, P284 CORNELIUS H, 1906, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V42, P401 CORNELIUS H, 1906, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V43, P18 CORNELIUS H, 1916, TRANSCENDENTALE SYST CORNELIUS H, 1921, DTSCH PHILOS GEGENWA, V2, P81 CORNELIUS H, 1926, KOMMENTAR KANTS KRIT CORNELIUS H, 1931, ERKENNTNIS, V2, P191 CORNELIUS, MISTAKES ARE TYPICAL CORNELIUS, 1900, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V22, P101 CORNELIUS, 1900, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V24, P101 GEIGER, 1909, COMMUNICATION 1228 HOLENSTEIN E, 1972, PHANOMENOLOGIE ASS S, P250 HUSSERL E, 1894, PHILOS MONATSHEFTE, V30, P159 HUSSERL E, 1903, ARCH SYSTEMATISCHE P, V9, P393 HUSSERL, 1897, COMMUNICATION 0116 HUSSERL, 1901, COMMUNICATION 0618 JAY M, 1973, DIALECTICAL IMAGINAT, P44 KUNNE W, 1986, GRUNDPROBLEME GROSSE, V4, P180 LIPPS, 1899, Z PADAGOGISCHE PSYCH, V1, P209 LIPPS, 1899, Z PADAGOGISCHE PSYCH, V1, P372 LIPPS, 1900, Z PADAGOGISCHE PSYCH, V2, P312 LIPPS, 1901, Z PADAGOGISCHE PSYCH, V3, P407 MEINONG A, 1877, SITZUNGSBERICHTE KAI, V87, P185 MEINONG, 1894, PSYCHOL PHYSL SINNES, V6, P417 MEINONG, 1894, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V6, P340 MEINONG, 1900, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V24, P34 RIEGER M, 1894, VERSUCH THEORIE EXIS SMID RN, 1982, PFANDER STUDIEN, P114 SOMMER M, 1985, HUSSERL FRUHE POSITI TEUBNER BG, 1897, PSYCHOL ERFAHRUNGSWI THIELE J, 1965, Z PHILOS FORSCH, V19, P136
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TC	1
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-9848
J9	HUSSERL STUD
JI	Husserl Stud.
PY	1991
VL	8
IS	1
BP	33
EP	56
PG	24
SC	Philosophy
GA	GL237
UT	ISI:A1991GL23700003
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PT	J
AU	GARRETT, R
TI	THE LIMITS OF GENERALIZATION IN METAPHYSICS - THE CASE OF BUCHLER
SO	SOUTHERN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	MONTCLAIR STATE COLL,PHILOSOPHY,MONTCLAIR,NJ 07043.
CR	ALLEN RE, 1960, PHILOS REV, V69, P160 BUCHLER, 1939, C PEIRCES EMPIRICISM BUCHLER, 1951, GENERAL THEORY HUMAN BUCHLER, 1955, NATURE JUDGMENT BUCHLER, 1961, CONCEPT METHOD BUCHLER, 1966, METAPHYSICS NATURAL, P1 BUCHLER, 1969, J PHILOS, V66, P589 BUCHLER, 1974, MAIN LIGHT CONCEPT P BUCHLER, 1976, SO J PHILOS, V14, P103 BUCHLER, 1976, SO J PHILOS, V14, P121 BUCHLER, 1976, SO J PHILOS, V14, P139 BUCHLER, 1976, SO J PHILOS, V14, P47 BUCHLER, 1976, SO J PHILOS, V14, P63 BUCHLER, 1976, SO J PHILOS, V14, P85 BUCHLER, 1978, PROCESS STUD, V8, P157 BUCHLER, 1978, REV METAPHYS, V31, P555 BUCHLER, 1979, PHILOS MIRROR NATURE, P289 CHISHOLM RM, 1982, BRENTANO MEINONG STU CORRINGTON RS, 1985, INT PHILOS Q, V25, P292 GEACH PT, 1972, LOGIC MATTERS, P160 GELBER S, 1986, PROCESS STUD, V15, P112 HARE PH, 1980, PROCESS STUD, V10, P120 HARTSHORNE C, 1984, CREATIVITY AM PHILOS, P274 KNEALE W, 1986, DEV LOGIC, P656 LINSKY L, 1977, NAMES DESCRIPTIONS, P34 LINSKY, 1967, REFERRING MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P78 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS, P38 PUTNAM H, 1987, MANY FACES REALISM PUTNAM, 1975, PHILOS PAPERS, V1, P305 QUINE WV, 1976, WAYS PARADOX OTHER E, P1 QUINE WV, 1985, TIME MY LIFE AUTOBIO RECK, 1968, NEW AM PHILOS EXPLOR, P149 RESCHER N, 1979, LOGIC INCONSISTENCY RORTY, 1982, CONSEQUENCES PRAGMAT, R29 ROSS SD, 1980, TRANSITION ORDINAL M, P73 RUSSELL B, 1967, FREGE GODEL SOURCE B, P125 RUSSELL, CITED INDIRECTLY RUSSELL, 1971, LOGIC KNOWLEDGE ESSA, P253 SINGER BJ, 1983, ORDINAL NATURALISM I, P216 SINGER BJ, 1986, MAN WORLD, V19, P471 SOSA E, 1987, J PHILOS, V84, P707 WEISS P, 1980, INT PHILOS Q, V20, P199 ZALTA EN, 1983, ABSTRACT OBJECTS INT, P93
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PU	SOUTHERN J PHILOSOPHY MEMPHIS STATE UNIV
PI	MEMPHIS
PA	DEPT PHILOSOPHY, MEMPHIS, TN 38152
SN	0038-4283
J9	SOUTHERN J PHIL
JI	South. J. Philos.
PD	SPR
PY	1989
VL	27
IS	1
BP	1
EP	28
PG	28
SC	Philosophy
GA	DJ893
UT	ISI:A1989DJ89300001
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PT	J
AU	CHISHOLM, RM
TI	THE OBJECTS OF SENSATION, A BRENTANO STUDY
SO	TOPOI-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	CHISHOLM, RM, BROWN UNIV,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,PROVIDENCE,RI 02912.
CR	BERGMANN H, 1909, PHILOS WERK B BOLZAN BOLZANO B, 1838, ATHANASIA GRUNDE UNS BOLZANO B, 1979, THEORY SCI BRENTANO F, 1982, DESKRIPTIVE PSYCHOL EHRENFELS CV, 1916, KOSMOGONIE JOHNSON WE, 1921, LOGIC MEINONG A, 1907, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS MEINONG A, 1975, MEINONG GESAMT AUSGA, V5
NR	8
TC	1
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-7411
J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PD	MAR
PY	1989
VL	8
IS	1
BP	3
EP	8
PG	6
SC	Philosophy
GA	AA032
UT	ISI:A1989AA03200001
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PT	J
AU	HALLER, R
TI	INCOMPLETENESS AND FICTIONALITY IN MEINONG OBJECT THEORY
SO	TOPOI-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
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RP	HALLER, R, GRAZ UNIV,INST PHILOSOPHY,A-8010 GRAZ,AUSTRIA.
CR	CASTANEDA HN, 1979, POETICS, V8 CHISHOLM RM, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P FINDLAY J, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE FINDLAY JN, 1986, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE GROSSMANN R, 1974, MEINONG HALLER R, 1981, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V12, P105 HALLER R, 1986, FACTA FICTA HALLER R, 1986, NONEXISTENCE PREDICA KANT I, CRITIQUE PURE REASON LAMBERT K, 1983, MEINONG PRINCIPLE IN MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V5 MEINONG A, KOLLEGHEFTE FRAGMENT MEINONG A, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE MEINONG A, PHILOSOPHRENBRIEFE W MEINONG A, 1904, THEORY OBJECTS MEINONG A, 1907, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS MEINONG A, 1917, VIERTES KOLLEG ERKEN MEINONG A, 1976, ASSUMPTIONS MEINONG A, 1978, OBJECTS HIGHER ORDER PARSONS T, 1975, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V1, P73 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS QUINE WV, 1969, ONTOLOGICAL RELATIVK ROUTLEY R, 1980, EXPLORING MEINONGS J RUSSELL B, 1963, MYSTICISM LOGIC, P162 RYLE G, 1933, OXFORD MAGAZINE 1026 TWARDOWSKI K, 1977, CONTENT OBJECT PRESE WITTGENSTEIN L, PHILOS BEMERKUNGEN
NR	27
TC	1
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-7411
J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PD	MAR
PY	1989
VL	8
IS	1
BP	63
EP	70
PG	8
SC	Philosophy
GA	AA032
UT	ISI:A1989AA03200007
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PT	J
AU	FURST, LR
TI	REALISM AND ITS CODE OF ACCREDITATION
SO	COMPARATIVE LITERATURE STUDIES
LA	English
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RP	FURST, LR, UNIV N CAROLINA,CHAPEL HILL,NC 27514.
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NR	40
TC	1
PU	PENN STATE UNIV PRESS
PI	UNIVERSITY PK
PA	SUITE C, BARBARA BLDG. 820 NORTH UNIVERSITY DRIVE, UNIVERSITY PK, PA 16802-1003
SN	0010-4132
J9	COMP LIT STUD
JI	Comp. Lit. Stud.
PY	1988
VL	25
IS	2
BP	101
EP	126
PG	26
SC	Literature
GA	P1035
UT	ISI:A1988P103500001
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PT	J
AU	SYLVAN, R
TI	LANGUAGE, THOUGHT AND REPRESENTATION OF THE WORLD
SO	REVUE INTERNATIONALE DE PHILOSOPHIE
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	CRESSWELL MJ, 1973, LOGICS LANGUAGES DERRIDA J, 1986, MARGINS PHILOS DEVITT M, 1984, REALISM TRUTH EDWARDS JC, 1982, ETHICS PHILOS GODDARD L, 1983, LOGIC SIGNIFICANCE C GRAVE SA, 1984, HIST PHILOS AUSTR HAACK S, 1978, PHILOS LOGICS IHDE D, 1983, EXISTENTIAL TECHNICS JUDGE B, 1985, THINKING THINGS MACNABB DGC, 1967, ENCYCL PHILOS, V4, P74 MEINONG A, 1983, ASSUMPTION MEYER RK, 1975, EXTENSIONAL REDUCTIO PASSMORE J, 1985, RECENT PHILOS PLUMWOOD V, 1982, LANGUAGE ONTOLOGY PUTNAM H, 1980, J SYMBOLIC LOGIC, V45, P464 RENNIE MK, 1974, SOME USES TYPE THEOR RESCHER N, 1969, MANY VALUED LOGIC RORTY R, 1980, PHILOS MIRROR NATURE ROUTLEY R, 1976, AUSTR J PHILOS, V54, P187 ROUTLEY R, 1979, EXPLORING MEINONGS J ROUTLEY R, 1984, 10 AUSTR NAT U DISC RYLE G, 1949, CONCEPT MIND SMART JJC, 1977, AUSTR ASS LOGIC C ME SYLVAN R, 1986, REASONING, V1 SYLVAN R, 1987, REALISM RELATIVISM TAYLOR C, 1980, MAN WORLD, V13, P281 WISDOM J, 1952, OTHER MINDS WITTGENSTEIN L, ON CERTAINTY WITTGENSTEIN L, TRACTATUS LOGICO-PHI
NR	29
TC	1
PU	REVUE INTERNATIONALE DE PHILOSOPHIE
PI	BRUSSELS
PA	UNIVERSITE LIBRE DE BRUXELLES, INST DE PHILOSOPHIE CP-188, AV. ROOSEVELT, 50, B-1050 BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
SN	0048-8143
J9	REV INT PHIL
JI	Rev. Int. Philos.
PY	1987
VL	41
IS	160
BP	64
EP	96
PG	33
SC	Philosophy
GA	H5119
UT	ISI:A1987H511900004
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PT	J
AU	KNOBLOCH, C
TI	MARTINAK,EDUARD AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SEMANTICS
SO	KODIKAS CODE-ARS SEMEIOTICA
LA	German
DT	Article
RP	KNOBLOCH, C, UNIV GESAMTHSCH SIEGEN,FACHBEREICH 3 SPRACH & LITERATURWISSENSCH GERMANIST,W-5900 SIEGEN 21,GERMANY.
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NR	30
TC	1
PU	GUNTER NARR VERLAG
PI	TUBINGEN
PA	DISCHINGERWEG 5, D 72070 TUBINGEN, GERMANY
SN	0171-0834
J9	KODIKAS CODE-ARS SEMEIOTICA
PD	JAN-JUN
PY	1986
VL	9
IS	1-2
BP	183
EP	196
PG	14
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary; Language & Linguistics
GA	F6158
UT	ISI:A1986F615800008
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PT	J
AU	SMITH, B
TI	ONTOLOGICAL ASPECT OF HUSSERLIAN PHENOMENOLOGY
SO	HUSSERL STUDIES
LA	German
DT	Article
RP	SMITH, B, UNIV MANCHESTER,MANCHESTER M13 9PL,LANCS,ENGLAND.
CR	ASH MG, 1982, THESIS HARVARD U BORING EG, 1950, HIST EXPT PSYCHOL BRENTANO F, 1976, PHILOS UNTERSUCHUNGE BRENTANO F, 1982, DESKRIPTIVE PSYCHOL DELIUS H, 1963, UNTERSUCHUNGEN PROBL FINE K, 1985, THESIS UNIV EDINBURG GRASSL W, 1986, AUSTRIAN EC HIST PHI HARRISON BB, 1973, FORM CONTENT HOLENSTEIN E, 1975, R JAKOBSONS PHANOMEN HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN HUSSERL E, PHANOMENOLOGIE INNER INGARDEN BR, 1931, LIT KUNSTWERK UNTERS KERN I, 1964, HUSSERL KANT KRAUS O, 1919, F BRENTANO KENNTNIS MEINONG A, 1903, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V33, P1 MEINONG A, 1969, GESAMTAUSGABE, V1 MULLIGAN K, IN PRESS MULLIGAN K, 1980, THESIS UNIV MANCHEST PASTORE BN, 1974, J HIST BEHAVIORAL SC, V10, P375 REINACH A, 1911, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V141, P176 REINACH A, 1913, JB PHILOS PHANOMENOL, V1, P685 REINACH A, 1914, PHANOMENOLOGIE REINACH A, 1921, GESAMMELTEN SCHRIFTE SCHUHMANN K, 1985, REV METAPHYS, V39, P763 SIMONS PM, 1984, PHILOS WISSENSCHAFT, P67 SMITH B, 1982, PARTS MOMENTS SMITH B, 1983, TOPOI, V3, P73 SMITH B, 1984, DIALECTICA, V38, P157 SMITH B, 1984, THEORETICAL LINGUIST, V11, P311 SOKOLOWSKI R, 1967, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V28, P537 SOKOLOWSKI R, 1971, INQUIRY, V14, P318 SOKOLOWSKI R, 1974, HUSSERLIAN MEDITATIO STUMPF C, 1926, SPRACHLAUTE STUMPFS C, 1883, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V1 WITTGENSTEIN L, 1929, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC, V9, P162
NR	35
TC	1
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-9848
J9	HUSSERL STUD
JI	Husserl Stud.
PY	1986
VL	3
IS	2
BP	115
EP	130
PG	16
SC	Philosophy
GA	E4587
UT	ISI:A1986E458700001
ER

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PT	J
AU	SMITH, B
TI	10 CONDITIONS ON A THEORY OF SPEECH-ACTS
SO	THEORETICAL LINGUISTICS
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	BUHLER K, 1909, GOTTINGISCHE GELEHRT, V171, P947 BUHLER K, 1934, SPRACHTHEORIE DARSTE DAUBERT J, MSA12 FRAG DEMPE H, 1928, THESIS JENA GARDINER AH, 1932, THEORY SPEECH LANGUA GOLDMAN AI, 1970, THEORY HUMAN ACTION HERINGER HJ, 1970, THEORIE DTSCH SYNTAX HOLENSTEIN E, 1974, R JAKOBSONS APPROACH HUSSERI E, 1900, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN KASTIL A, 1951, PHILOS FRANZ BRENTAN KOSCHMIEDER E, 1945, BESTIMMUNG FUNKTIONE MARTINAK E, 1901, PSYCHOL UNTERSUCHUNG MARTY A, 1908, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GRUND, V1 MARTY A, 1984, SUBJEKTLOSE SATZE VE MEINONG AV, 1917, EMOTIONALE PRASENTAT MELCUK IA, 1979, STUDIES DEPENDENCY S MULLIGAN K, MIND MEANING METAPHY MULLIGAN K, SPEECH ACT SACHVERHA MULLIGAN K, 1984, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V44, P287 NEHRING A, 1963, SPRACHZEICHEN SPRECH PAUL H, 1909, PRINZIPIEN SPRACHGES PFANDER A, 1909, IMPERATIVENLEHRE PFANDER A, 1921, JB PHILOS PHANOMENOL, V4, P139 REINACH A, 1913, JB PHILOS PHANOMENOL, V1, P685 REINACH A, 1921, HERAUSGEGEBEN SEINEN REINACHA, 1983, APRIORI FOUNDATIONS SCHUHMANN K, A REINACH 1883 1917 SCHUHMANN K, 1985, THESIS U UTRECHT SCHWARZ H, 1908, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V132, P152 SEARLE JR, 1983, ESSAY PHILOS MIND SEARLE JR, 1984, INFORMATION PHIL JAN, P24 SIMONS P, 1982, PARTS MOMENTS, P113 SIMONS PM, 1982, FORMALISATION HUSSER, P113 SMITH B, COGNITION STATES AFF SMITH B, 1982, STUDIES LOGIC FORMAL SMITH B, 1985, UNPUB K BUHLERS THEO SPRAGUE RK, 1972, OLDER SOPHISTS TUMLIRZ O, 1919, BEITRAGE PSYCHOL GEG
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TC	1
PU	WALTER DE GRUYTER & CO
PI	BERLIN
PA	GENTHINER STRASSE 13, D-10785 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0301-4428
J9	THEOR LINGUIST
JI	Theor. Linguist.
PY	1984
VL	11
IS	3
BP	311
EP	330
PG	20
SC	Linguistics; Language & Linguistics
GA	AWL59
UT	ISI:A1984AWL5900005
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PT	J
AU	CHARPA, U
TI	PARTS AND MOMENTS - STUDIES IN LOGIC AND FORMAL ONTOLOGY - SMITH,B
SO	PHILOSOPHISCHE RUNDSCHAU
LA	German
DT	Book Review
CR	BLACK M, 1971, REV METAPHYS, V24, P614 CHISHOLM RM, 1979, ERKENNTNISTHEORIE FREGE SG, 1895, KRITISCHE BELEUCHTUN GOODMAN N, 1972, PROBLEMS PROJECTS HALLER R, LEHRE INHALT GEGENST HOLENSTEIN E, 1973, TIJDSCHRIFT FILOSOFI, V35, P560 HUSSERL E, 1972, ERFAHRUNG URTEIL HUSSERL E, 1975, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN HUSSERL E, 1979, AUFSATZE REZENSIONEN LAUENER H, 1982, WV QUINE MEINONG A, PSYCHOL KOMPLEXIONEN PANZER U, UNTERSUCHUNGEN PHANO QUINE WVO, 1953, 3 GRADES MODAL INVOL ROSADOHADDOCK GE, 1973, THESIS BONN RUSSELL B, 1903, PRINCIPLES MATH SCHMITT R, 1981, HUSSERLS PHILOS MATH SEEBOHM TM, 1972, KRITIK HERMENEUTISCH SMITH B, 1982, PARTS MOMENTS STUDIE SOKOLOWSKI R, 1974, HUSSERLIAN MEDITATIO
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TC	1
PU	J C B MOHR
PI	TUBINGEN
PA	POSTFACH 2040, W-7400 TUBINGEN, GERMANY
SN	0031-8159
J9	PHIL RUNDSCH
JI	Philos. Rundsch.
PY	1984
VL	31
IS	1-2
BP	52
EP	59
PG	8
SC	Philosophy
GA	SY955
UT	ISI:A1984SY95500014
ER

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PT	J
AU	KENT, OT
TI	BRENTANO AND THE RELATIONAL VIEW OF CONSCIOUSNESS
SO	MAN AND WORLD-AN INTERNATIONAL PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
LA	English
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RP	KENT, OT, ROSE HULMAN INST TECHNOL,TERRE HAUTE,IN.
CR	ADDIS L, 1982, NOUS SEP AQUILA RR, 1977, INTENTIONALITY STUDY AQUINAS T, DE ANIMA BRENTANO F, ORIGIN OUR KNOWLEDGE BRENTANO F, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN BUTCHVAROV P, 1979, BEING QUA BEING STUD CHISHOLM RM, 1957, PERCEIVING PHILOS ST CHISHOLM RM, 1966, BRENTANO TRUE EVIDEN, R7 CHISHOLM RM, 1967, PHENOMENOLOGY EXISTE, P6 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE GROSSMAN R, 1965, STRUCTURE MIND GROSSMANN R, 1960, ANALYSIS, V21, P1 HUSSERL E, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO MCALISTER L, 1976, PHILOS BRENTANO, P151 MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P83 MOHANTY JN, 1972, CONCEPT INTENTIONALI SARTRE JP, BEING AND NOTHINGNES SARTRE JP, PSYCHOL IMAGINATION SPIEGELBERG H, 1965, PHENOMENOLOGICAL MOV TWARDOWSKI K, 1977, CONTENT OBJECT PRESE
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TC	1
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0025-1534
J9	MAN WORLD-INT PHIL REV
JI	Man World-Int. Philos. Rev.
PY	1984
VL	17
IS	1
BP	19
EP	51
PG	33
SC	Philosophy
GA	SH700
UT	ISI:A1984SH70000002
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PT	J
AU	HAGG, C
TI	JUST PRICE AND EQUAL-OPPORTUNITY
SO	JOURNAL OF BUSINESS ETHICS
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	HAGG, C, UNIV STOCKHOLM,DEPT BUSINESS ADM,S-10691 STOCKHOLM,SWEDEN.
CR	ACTON HB, 1971, MORALS MARKETS ARISTOTLE, 1976, NICOMACHEAN ETHICS ARTZ FB, 1958, MIND MIDDLE AGES BANERJEE KS, 1975, COST LIVING INDEX NU CRAMER H, 1946, MATH METHODS STATIST DETARDE A, 1907, IDEE JUSTE PRIX HAGG C, 1978, FUZZY SETS SYSTEMS, V1, P81 MEINONG A, 1915, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE VALDEYRON D, 1942, RECHERCHE JUSTE PRIX VONMISES R, 1928, WAHRSCHEINLICHKEIT S ZADEH LA, 1978, FUZZY SETS SYSTEMS, V1, P3
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TC	1
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-4544
J9	J BUS ETHICS
JI	J. Bus. Ethics
PY	1983
VL	2
IS	4
BP	269
EP	272
PG	4
SC	Business; Ethics
GA	RQ929
UT	ISI:A1983RQ92900004
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PT	J
AU	WEINGARTNER, P
TI	CONDITIONS OF RATIONALITY FOR THE CONCEPTS BELIEF, KNOWLEDGE, AND ASSUMPTION
SO	DIALECTICA
LA	English
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RP	WEINGARTNER, P, SALZBURG UNIV,INST PHILOSOPHY,A-5020 SALZBURG,AUSTRIA.
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TC	1
PU	SOC DIALECTICA C/O GEIGER AG BERN
PI	BERN 16
PA	HABSBURGSTRASSE 19, 3000 BERN 16, SWITZERLAND
SN	0012-2017
J9	DIALECTICA
JI	Dialectica
PY	1982
VL	36
IS	2-3
BP	243
EP	263
PG	21
SC	Philosophy
GA	PS995
UT	ISI:A1982PS99500008
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PT	J
AU	SULLIVAN, TD
TI	CONCEPTS + THINKING AND COGNITION
SO	NEW SCHOLASTICISM
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	SULLIVAN, TD, COLL ST THOMAS,ST PAUL,MN.
CR	1979, REV METAPHYS, V32, P639 ANSCOMBE E, 1965, ANAL PHILOS, P161 AQUINAS T, DE ENTE ET ESSENTIA AQUINAS T, DE POTENTIA DEI AQUINAS T, EXP IN DE TRINITATE AQUINAS T, EXP IN LIB I PERIHER AQUINAS T, SUMMA CONTRA GENTILE BOSWELL J, LIFE S JOHNSON CHISHOLM RM, 1973, PHILOS STUDIES, V24, P234 CHISHOLM RM, 1973, REV INT PHILOS, V27, P220 DONAGAN A, 1963, MONIST, V47, P228 HEATH P, 1978, MONIST, V61, P228 JAMES W, 1952, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL LOCKE J, ESSAY HUMAN UNDERSTA MEINONG A, 1915, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE MEINONG A, 1967, THEORY UNIVERSALS MOORE GE, 1953, SOME MAIN PROBLEMS P PRICE HH, THINKING EXPERIENCE PRICE HH, 1946, P BRIT ACADEMY, P4 PRICE HH, 1969, THINKING EXPERIENCE PRIOR AN, 1971, OBJECTS THOUGHT REID T, ESSAYS INTELLECTUAL SCHMIDT RW, 1966, DOMAIN LOGIC ACCORDI
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TC	1
PU	AMER CATHOLIC PHILOS ASSN
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, DC 20064
SN	0028-6621
J9	NEW SCHOLAST
PY	1982
VL	56
IS	2
BP	146
EP	168
PG	23
SC	Philosophy; Religion
GA	NY514
UT	ISI:A1982NY51400002
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PT	J
AU	MELANDRI, E
TI	LITERARY GENRES AND THEIR ORIGIN
SO	LINGUA E STILE
LA	Italian
DT	Article
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NR	32
TC	1
PU	SOC ED IL MULINO
PI	BOLOGNA
PA	STRADA MAGGIORE 37, 40125 BOLOGNA, ITALY
SN	0024-385X
J9	LING STILE
JI	Ling. Stile
PY	1980
VL	15
IS	3
BP	391
EP	431
PG	41
SC	Language & Linguistics; Literature
GA	LQ864
UT	ISI:A1980LQ86400006
ER

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PT	J
AU	MIGNOLO, WD
TI	SEMANTIZATION OF LITERARY FICTION
SO	DISPOSITIO-REVISTA HISPANICA DE SEMIOTICA LITERARIA
LA	Spanish
DT	Article
RP	MIGNOLO, WD, UNIV MICHIGAN,ANN ARBOR,MI 48109.
CR	ADAM JM, 1976, LINGUISTIQUE DISCOUR ADAMS RM, 1974, NOUS, V8, P211 ANDREU JL, 1976, SEMINARIO YO EL SUPR, P61 ASCASUBI H, 1955, POESIA GAUCHESCA, V3 BANFIELD A, 1973, F LANGUAGE, V10, P1 BARRENECHEA AM, 1972, REV IBEROAMERICANA, V38, P80 BARTHES R, 1966, COMMUNICATIONS, V8 BARTHES R, 1970, INTRO STRUCTURALISM BENSO S, 1975, THESAURUS, V30, P271 BENVENISTE E, 1956, R JAKOBSON, P251 BENVENISTE E, 1966, PROBLEMES LINGUISTIQ BENVENISTE E, 1970, LANGAGES, V17, P12 BINNS AL, 1966, ESSAYS STYLE LANGUAG BLESTGANA A, 1971, M RIVAS BUHLER K, 1934, TEORIA LENGUAJE BUTOR M, 1960, ESSAIS ROMAN CAMBACERES E, SIN RUMBO SANGRE DOLEZEL L, 1976, PTL J DESCRIPTIVE PO, V1, P129 DOLEZEL L, 1980, POETICS TODAY, V1, P7 DOLEZHEL L, 1976, SOUND SIGN MEANING, P543 DUCROT O, 1972, DICT ENCY SCI LANGAG DURLING RM, 1965, FIGURE POET RENAISSA ELIZONDO S, 1962, FARABEUF ELIZONDO S, 1972, GRAFOGRAFO FANTO JA, 1978, SIGN SEMIOTICS WORLD, P280 FERNANDEZ S, 1968, LOS PECES FERNANDEZDELIZA.J, 1968, PERIQUILLO SARNIENTO FORCIONE A, 1970, CERVANTES ARISTOTELE FOUCAULT M, 1971, ORDRE DISCOURS FUENTES C, 1972, AURA GALE R, 1971, PHILOSOPHY, V46, P324 GENETTE G, 1969, FIGURES, V2 GENETTE G, 1972, FIGURES, V3 GOIC C, 1968, NOVELA CHILENA GOIC C, 1972, HIST NOVELA HISPANOA GUIRALDES R, 1973, DS SOMBRA HALLIDAY MAK, 1976, COHESION ENGLISH HAMBURGER K, 1957, LOGIC FICTION HASAN R, 1977, CURRENT TRENDS TEXT, P228 HEREDIAYCAMPUZA.JM, 1970, POESIAS COMPLETAS HERNANDEZ J, MARTIN FIERRO HERRESTEINSMITH B, 1978, MARGIN DISCOURSE HOLMBERG L, CUENTOS FANTASTICOS JITRIK N, 1962, PROCEDIMIENTO MENSAJ KAYSER W, 1955, CULTURA U CARACAS, P5 KURODA SY, 1976, PRAGMATICS LANGUAGE LEJEUNE P, 1975, POETIQUE, V14, P137 LEWIS D, 1970, NOUS, V4, P175 LEWIS D, 1978, AM PHILOS Q, V15, P37 LEWIS DK, 1969, CONVENTION PHILOS ST LEWIS DK, 1973, COUNTERFACTUALS LINSKY L, 1967, REFERRING LOTMAN YM, 1977, STRUCTURE ARTISTIC T LUDMER J, 1977, ONETTI PROCESOS CONS LUGONES L, 1967, CUENTOS FATALES LYONS J, 1977, SEMANTICS MARTINEZBONATI F, 1960, ESTRUCTURA OBRA LITE MARTINEZBONATI F, 1978, DISPOSITIO, V3, P137 MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P MIGNOLO WD, 1978, ELEMENTOS PARA TEORI MIGNOLO WD, 1980, 3ER C INT SEM POET M MIGNOLO WD, 1981, MODERN LANGUAGES NOT, V96 MOUNIN G, 1966, COMMUNICATION POETIQ, P255 OHMANN R, 1971, PHILOS RHETORIC, V4, P1 ONETTI JC, 1971, VIDA BREVE PARSONS T, 1974, J PHILOS, V71, P561 PARSONS T, 1975, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V1, P561 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PAZ O, 1973, SIGNO Y EL GARABATO PRATT ML, 1977, SPEECH ACTO THEORY L PRIETO L, 1966, MENSAJES SENALES REIZDERIVAROLA S, 1979, LEXIS, V3, P2 RESCHER N, 1968, TOPICS PHILOS LOGIC RESCHER N, 1975, THEORY POSSIBILITY C RICOEUR P, 1971, SOC RES, V38, P529 RILEY EC, 1962, CERVANTES THEORY NOV RIVERA J, 1969, VORAGINE ROMBERG B, 1962, STUDIES NARRATIVE TE ROSSUMGUYON FV, 1970, CRITIQUE ROMAN ROSSUMGUYON FV, 1970, POETIQUE, V4, P476 SARDUY S, 1969, ESCRITO SOBRE CUERPO SEARLE JR, 1975, NEW LITERARY HIST, V6, P319 SEARLE JR, 1976, LANGUAGE SOCIAL CONT, V5, P1 SIMONINGRUMBACH J, 1973, LANGUE DISCOURS SOC, P85 STRAWSON PF, 1950, PROBLEMS PHILOS LANG TAMIR N, 1976, PTL, V1, P403 TODOROV T, 1970, INTRO LIT FANTASTIQU TSUGAWA A, 1978, CATEGORIES C, P209 VONWRIGHT GH, 1970, ENSAYO LOGICA MODAL WOLTERSTORFF N, 1976, J AESTHETICS ART CRI, V35, P121 WOODS J, 1974, LOGIC FICTION
NR	91
TC	1
PU	UNIV MICHIGAN
PI	ANN ARBOR
PA	DEPT ROMANCE LANG 4222 MODERN LANGUAGES BLDG, ANN ARBOR, MI 48109
SN	0734-0591
J9	DISPOSITIO-REV HISPAN SEM LIT
PY	1981
VL	5-6
IS	15-1
BP	85
EP	127
PG	43
SC	Language & Linguistics; Literature, Romance
GA	LM620
UT	ISI:A1981LM62000004
ER

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PT	J
AU	SMITH, Q
TI	SCHELER,MAX AND THE CLASSIFICATION OF FEELINGS
SO	JOURNAL OF PHENOMENOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	SMITH, Q, UNIV KENTUCKY,LEXINGTON,KY 40506.
CR	BRENTANO F, F CONSTRUCTION ETHIC FRINGS M, 1974, M SCHELER CENTENNIAL, P123 HARTMANN N, ETHICS HILDEBRAND DV, 1953, ETHICS, P351 HUSSERL E, IDEAS MEINONG A, EMOTIONAL PRESENTATI SCHELER M, FORMALISM ETHICS NON SCHELER M, MEANING SUFFERING SCHELER M, NATURE SYMPATHY SCHELER M, ORDO AMORIS SMITH Q, 1977, PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIE, V25
NR	11
TC	1
PU	HUMANITIES PRESS INC
PI	ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
PA	165 FIRST AVENUE, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ 07716-1289
SN	0047-2662
J9	J PHENOMENOL PSYCHOL
JI	J. Phenomenol. Psychol.
PY	1978
VL	9
IS	1-2
BP	114
EP	138
PG	25
SC	Psychology
GA	HE139
UT	ISI:A1978HE13900004
ER

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PT	J
AU	ROUTLEY, R ROUTLEY, V
TI	(LOGICAL) IMPORTANCE OF NOT EXISTING
SO	DIALOGUE-CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	AUSTRALIAN NATL UNIV,CANBERRA 2600,ACT,AUSTRALIA.
RP	ROUTLEY, R, AUSTRALIAN NATL UNIV,CANBERRA 2600,ACT,AUSTRALIA.
CR	ARMSTRONG DM, 1961, PERCEPTION PHYSICAL BRADY R, 1973, AUSTR J PHILOSOPHY, V51, P211 CHISHOLM RM, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P CHISHOLM RM, 1972, JENSEITS SEIN NICHTS CHISOLM RM, 1973, PHILOS STUD, V24, P245 HAMILTON W, 1845, WORKS T REID HUXLEY A, 1959, DOORS PERCEPTION KAPLAN B, 1964, INNER WORLD MENTAL I LINSKY L, 1967, REFERRING MEINONG A, 1910, ANNAHMEN MOORE GE, 1959, PHILOSOPHICAL PAPERS PARSONS T, 1974, J PHILOS, V71, P561 PARSONS T, 1975, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V1, P73 QUINE WV, MATH LOGIC QUINE WV, SET THEORY ITS LOGIC QUINE WV, 1964, LOGICAL POINT VIEW ROUTLEY R, UNPUBLISHED ROUTLEY R, 1969, NOTRE DAME J FORM L, V10, P113 ROUTLEY R, 1973, REV INT PHILOS, V27, P224 ROUTLEY R, 1975, P 15TH WORL C PHIL, V5, P581 ROUTLEY R, 1978, RELEVANT LOGICS THEI SMART JJC, 1963, PHILOSOPHY SCI REALI SMART JJC, 1977, AUSTR ASS LOG C MELB THOMASON R, 1977, MONIST, V60, P340
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TC	1
PU	CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOC
PI	OTTAWA
PA	MORISSET HALL #375, UNIV OTTAWA, OTTAWA ON K1N 6N5, CANADA
SN	0012-2173
J9	DIALOGUE-CAN PHIL REV
JI	Dialogue-Can. Philos. Rev.
PY	1979
VL	18
IS	2
BP	129
EP	165
PG	37
SC	Philosophy
GA	HC400
UT	ISI:A1979HC40000001
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PT	J
AU	GROSSMANN, R
TI	STRUCTURES VERSUS SETS - PHILOSOPHICAL BACKGROUND OF GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY
SO	CRITICA-REVISTA HISPANOAMERICANA DE FILOSOFIA
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	INDIANA UNIV,BLOOMINGTON,IN 47401.
CR	BERGMANN G, 1944, PHILOS SCI, V11, P209 BERGMANN G, 1948, PSYCHOLOGICAL B, V45, P351 BERGMANN G, 1952, PHILOS Q, V2, P140 BERGMANN G, 1957, PHILOSOPHY SCI, P157 BERKELEY G, TREATISE CONCERNIN 1 CANTOR G, 1962, GESAMMELTE ABHANDLUN EHRENFEL, 1965, PHILOSOPHENBRIEFE, P74 EHRENFELS CV, 1890, VIERTEL JAHRSSCHRIFT, V3, P249 GELLNER E, 1968, READINGS PHILOSOPHY GRELLING K, 1937, ERKENNTNIS, V7, P211 GRELLING K, 1938, ERKENNTNIS, V7, P357 GROSSMANN R, 1974, MEINONG GROSSMANN R, 1975, ACTION KNOWLEDGE REA, P129 HOCHBERG H, 1966, AM PHILOSOPHICAL Q, V3, P1 HUSSERL E, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO, V2, P440 HUSSERL, 1894, PHILOSOPHISCHE MONAT, V30 HUSSERL, 1970, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO MEINONG A, 1913, GESAMMELTE ABHANDLUN, V2, P379 MEINONG A, 1914, GESAMMELTE ABHANDLUN, V1, P280 STUMPF C, 1873, PSYCHOLOGISCHEN URSP, P113 VOLKELT H, 1967, GANZHEITS PSYCHOLOGI, P31 WATSON RA, 1966, DOWNFALL CARTESIANIS WERTHEIMER M, 1967, SOURCE BOOK GESTALT, P1
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PU	CRITICA
PI	MEXICO CITY
PA	APARTADO 70-447, MEXICO CITY 04510, MEXICO
SN	0011-1503
J9	CRITICA
JI	Crit.-Rev. Hispanoam. Filos.
PY	1977
VL	9
IS	27
BP	3
EP	21
PG	19
SC	Philosophy
GA	FG513
UT	ISI:A1977FG51300001
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PT	J
AU	HUSSERL, EG
TI	PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES IN ELEMENTS OF LOGIC
SO	PERSONALIST
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	CAUCHY, COURS ANALYSE ALGEBR CAUCHY, EXERCISES ANALYSE PH EHRENFELS, VIERTELJAHRSSCHRIFT, V14 ERDMANN B, LOGIK, V1, P229 ERDMANN B, VIERTELJAHRSSCHRIFT, V10, P343 HUSSERL EG, PHILOSOPHIE ARITHMET, V1, CH12 JAMES W, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOLOG, V1, P258 MEINONG A, 1889, Z PHILOSOPHIE PHILOS, V95, P202 MEINONG, Z PSYCHOLOGIE PHYSIO, V2, P253 MEINONG, 1877, SITZUNGSBERICHTEN PH, V87, P200 STUMPF C, UEBER PSYCHOLOGISCHE, P109
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TC	1
PU	UNIV SOUTHERN CALIF
PI	LOS ANGELES
PA	SCHOOL PHILOSOPHY, LOS ANGELES, CA 90007
SN	0031-5621
J9	PERSONALIST
PY	1977
VL	58
IS	4
BP	297
EP	320
PG	24
SC	History; Philosophy
GA	DX802
UT	ISI:A1977DX80200002
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PT	J
AU	MARGOLIS, J
TI	REMEMBERING
SO	MIND
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	TEMPLE UNIV,PHILADELPHIA,PA 19122.
CR	ANSCOMBE GEM, 1950, PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYS BRANDT RB, 1955, PHILOS REV, V64, P78 CHISHOLM R, 1957, PERCEIVING CHISHOLM R, 1966, THEORY KNOWLEDGE DENNETT DC, 1969, CONTENT CONSCIOUSNES DRETSKE F, 1969, SEEING KNOWING FURLONG EJ, 1951, STUDY MEMORY, P89 LEHRER K, 1974, KNOWLEDGE, P76 LEYDEN WV, 1961, REMEMBERING, P60 MALCOLM N, 1963, KNOWLEDGE CERTAINTY, P222 MARGOLIS J, TO BE PUBLISHED MARGOLIS J, UNPUBLISHED MARGOLIS J, 1972, THEORY PERCEPTION ME, V3, P244 MARGOLIS J, 1973, CANADIAN J PHILOS, V2, P461 MARGOLIS J, 1973, KNOWLEDGE EXISTENCE, CH1 MARTIN CB, 1966, PHILOS REV, V75, P161 MEINONG A, 1973, EMPIRICAL KNOWLEDGE, P256 MUNSAT S, 1966, CONCEPT MEMORY PENFIELD W, 1954, EPILEPSY FUNCTIONAL RADFORD C, 1966, ANALYSIS, V27, P1 SMITH B, 1966, MEMORY, CH1 TINBERGEN N, 1951, STUDY INSTINCT, CH5
NR	22
TC	1
PU	OXFORD UNIV PRESS
PI	OXFORD
PA	GREAT CLARENDON ST, OXFORD, ENGLAND OX2 6DP
SN	0026-4423
J9	MIND
JI	Mind
PY	1977
VL	86
IS	342
BP	186
EP	205
PG	20
SC	Philosophy
GA	DB482
UT	ISI:A1977DB48200002
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PT	J
AU	HALLER, R
TI	CONCERNING SO-CALLED MUNCHHAUSEN TRILEMMA
SO	RATIO-NEW SERIES
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	ALBERT H, 1968, TRAKTAT KRITISCHE VE ALBERT H, 1971, NEUE ASPEKTE WISSENS, P113 ARISTOTLE, ANAL POST, P25 ARMSTRONG DM, 1969, PAS, V70 BLACK C, 1971, ANALYSIS, V31, P152 CHISHOLM RM, 1966, THEORY KNOWLEDGE COHEN LJ, 1966, ANALYSIS, V27, P1 FEYERABEND PK, 1962, KNOWLEDGE WITHOUT FO FEYERABEND PK, 1972, NEUE HEFTE PHILOSOPH FIRTH R, 1967, PHILOS REV, V76, P3 HALLER R, 1972, JENSEITS SEIN NICHTS HARTNACK J, 1970, LANGUAGE BELIEF META, P112 HEIDELBERGER H, 1963, INQUIRY, V6, P242 JUHOS BV, 1950, ERKENNTNIS IHRE LEIS, P10 KRAFT V, 1951, WIENER KREIS KRAFT V, 1960, ERKENNTNISLEHRE, P202 LEHRER K, 1965, ANALYSIS, V25 LENK H, 1973, METAPHYSIK SPRACHANA, P57 MEINONG A, 1906, UBER ERFAHRUNGSGRUND MEINONG A, 1910, UBER ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, 1971, GES ABHANDLUNGEN, V2, P174 NEURATH O, ERKENNTNIS, V3, P209 NEURATH O, 1934, ERKENNTNIS, V4 NEURATH O, 1935, ERKENNTNIS, V5 NEURATH O, 1935, GRUNDLAGEN SOZIALWIS PAP A, 1955, ANALYTISCHE ERKENNTN POPPER K, 1959, LOGIC SCIENTIFIC DIS POPPER KR, 1973, OBJECTIVE KNOWLEDGE, P106 RADFORD C, 1966, ANALYSIS, V27 RUTTE H, 1970, THESIS GRAZ SCHEFFLER I, 1967, SCIENCE SUBJECTIVITY SCHLICK M, 1925, ALLGEMEINE ERKENNTNI SCHLICK M, 1934, ERKENNTNIS SCHLICK M, 1938, GES AUFSATZE, P290 SCHLICK M, 1938, GESAMMELTE AUFSATZE UNGER P, 1971, PHILOSOPHICAL REV, V80, P213 WITTGENSTEIN L, CERTAINTY, P204 WITTGENSTEIN L, 1968, PHILOSOPHICAL INVEST, P206 WOOZLEY AD, 1952, PAS, V53 WRIGHT GHV, 1972, PROBLEMS THEORY KNOW
NR	40
TC	1
PU	BLACKWELL PUBL LTD
PI	OXFORD
PA	108 COWLEY RD, OXFORD, OXON, ENGLAND OX4 1JF
SN	0034-0006
J9	RATIO
JI	Ratio-New Ser.
PY	1974
VL	16
IS	2
BP	125
EP	140
PG	16
SC	Philosophy
GA	V5852
UT	ISI:A1974V585200001
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PT	J
AU	AQUILA, RE
TI	CAUSES AND CONSTITUENTS OF OCCURRENT EMOTION
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Note
C1	UNIV TENNESSEE,KNOXVILLE,TN 37996.
CR	AQUILA RE, PERCEPTIONS PERCEPTU CLARK R, 1973, NOUS, V7, P45 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE MEINONG A, 1929, GESAMMELTE ABHANDLUN, V2, P382 SELLARS W, 1963, SCI PERCEPTION REALI SELLARS W, 1964, J PHILOS, V61, P655 STAUDE M, 1974, PHILOS Q, V24, P151 STRONGMAN KT, 1973, PSYCHOL EMOTION THALBERG I, 1973, PHILOS Q, V23, P1
NR	9
TC	1
PU	BLACKWELL PUBL LTD
PI	OXFORD
PA	108 COWLEY RD, OXFORD, OXON, ENGLAND OX4 1JF
SN	0031-8094
J9	PHIL QUART
JI	Philos. Q.
PY	1975
VL	25
IS	101
BP	346
EP	349
PG	4
SC	Philosophy
GA	LW446
UT	ISI:A1975LW44600006
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PT	J
AU	AQUILA, RE
TI	BRENTANO, DESCARTES, AND HUME ON AWARENESS
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	UNIV TENNESSEE,KNOXVILLE,TN.
CR	BERGMANN G, 1954, METAPHYSICS LOGICAL, P277 BERGMANN G, 1960, MEANING EXISTENCE, P9 BRENTANO F, 1929, PSYCHOLOGIE EMPIRISC, V1 BRENTANO F, 1966, TRUE EVIDENT, P78 BRENTAO F, 1955, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN, P124 CARLO WE, 1966, QUEST ABSOLUTE, P47 CRONIN TJ, 1966, OBJECTIVE BEING DESC, V154, P100 DESCARTES, 1970, PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS, V2, P10 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE, P7 HUME D, 1964, TREATISE HUMAN NATUR, P191 KENNY A, 1968, DESCARTES STUDY HIS, P114 MEINONG A, 1929, GESAMMELTE ABHANDLUN, V2, P323 ONEIL BE, 1972, J HISTORY PHILOSOPHY, V10, P177 REID T, 1969, ESSAYS INTELLECTUAL, P197 TERRELL DB, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P50
NR	15
TC	1
PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PY	1974
VL	35
IS	2
BP	223
EP	239
PG	17
SC	Philosophy
GA	V0611
UT	ISI:A1974V061100006
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PT	J
AU	HOLE, G
TI	PHENOMENON OF CONVICTION IN FAITH AND IN DELUSION .2.
SO	CONFINIA PSYCHIATRICA
LA	German
DT	Article
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NR	109
TC	1
PU	KARGER
PI	BASEL
PA	ALLSCHWILERSTRASSE 10, CH-4009 BASEL, SWITZERLAND
SN	0010-5686
J9	CONFIN PSYCHIAT
PY	1971
VL	14
IS	3-4
BP	145
EP	&
PG	0
SC	Psychiatry
GA	L8519
UT	ISI:A1971L851900001
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PT	J
AU	VICK, GR
TI	HEIDEGGERS LINGUISTIC REHABILITATION OF PARMENIDES BEING
SO	AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	CALIF STATE COLL,LOS ANGELES,CA.
CR	AYER AJ, 1934, MIND, V43, P335 CARNAP R, 1932, ERKENNTNIS, V2, P219 CARNAP R, 1964, BASIC PROBLEMS PHILO HEGEL GWF, 1929, SCIENCE LOGIC, V1, CH1 HEIDEGGER, SEIN ZEIT HEIDEGGER, 1931, WESEN GRUNDES, P5 HEIDEGGER, 1953, EINFUHRUNG METAPHYSI HEIDEGGER, 1962, BEING TIME HUME D, TREATISE HUMAN NAT 2 HUSSERL E, 1958, IDEAS, P51 HUSSERL, 1900, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN KIRK GS, 1960, MIND, P325 MANNHEIM R, 1959, INTRO METAPHYSICS MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 MOORE GE, 1936, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC S, V15, P175 NIETZCHE F, TWILIGHT IDOLS, P16 RUSSELL B, 1918, MONIST, V27, P495 RUSSELL B, 1919, INTRO MATHEMATICAL P, CH16 SPIEGELBERG, 1965, PHENOMENOLOGICAL MOV, V1, P312
NR	19
TC	1
PU	BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY
PI	BOWLING GREEN
PA	PHILOSOPHY DOCUMENT CENTER, BOWLING GREEN, OH 43403
SN	0003-0481
J9	AMER PHIL QUART
JI	Am. Philos. Q.
PY	1971
VL	8
IS	2
BP	139
EP	150
PG	12
SC	Philosophy
GA	Y1858
UT	ISI:A1971Y185800003
ER

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PT	J
AU	AMMONS, CH
TI	PERCEPTION BIBLIOGRAPHY .15. BALDWINS DICTIONARY, 1893-1904
SO	PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS
LA	English
DT	Review
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NR	98
TC	1
PU	PERCEPTUAL MOTOR SKILLS
PI	MISSOULA
PA	PO BOX 9229, MISSOULA, MT 59807
SN	0031-5125
J9	PERCEPT MOT SKILLS
JI	Percept. Mot. Skills
PY	1964
VL	19
IS	2
BP	400
EP	402
PG	3
SC	Psychology, Experimental
GA	CCX73
UT	ISI:A1964CCX7300011
ER

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PT	J
AU	MISHALANI, JK
TI	THOUGHT AND OBJECT
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	CHISHOLM RM, 1958, MINNESOTA STUDIES PH, V2, P511 FINDLAY JM, 1933, MEINONG THEORY OBJEC, CH2 MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 RUSSELL B, 1920, INTRO MATH PHILOS, P169
NR	4
TC	1
PU	CORNELL UNIV SAGE SCHOOL PHILOSOPHY
PI	ITHACA
PA	PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW 220 GOLDWIN SMITH HALL, ITHACA, NY 14853
SN	0031-8108
J9	PHIL REV
JI	Philos. Rev.
PY	1962
VL	71
IS	2
BP	185
EP	201
PG	17
SC	Philosophy
GA	CGX06
UT	ISI:A1962CGX0600003
ER

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PT	J
AU	HEIDER, F
TI	ON PERCEPTION, EVENT STRUCTURE, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES
LA	English
DT	Article
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NR	68
TC	1
PU	INT UNIV PRESS INC
PI	MADISON
PA	59 BOSTON POST RD PO BOX 1524, MADISON, CT 06443-1524
SN	0048-5748
J9	PSYCHOL ISSUES
PY	1959
VL	1
IS	3
BP	R1
EP	123
PG	0
SC	Psychology
GA	CGV18
UT	ISI:A1959CGV1800001
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PT	J
AU	Weiland, W
AF	Weiland, Werner
TI	Personality Types and Assessment - A psychological Study of Adolescents between 17 and 19 Years
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	1932, Z PSYCHOL S, V19 DILTHEY W, ZELLER FESTSCHRIFT, P365 FECHNER GT, 1897, VORSCHULE ASTHETIK, V1, P24 GOLDSCHEID R, 1902, ETHIK GESAMTWILLENS, V1, P99 GOLDSCHEID R, 1908, ENTWICKLUNGSWERTTHEO, P23 GRUEHN W, 1924, RELIGIONSPSYCHOLOGIS GRUEHN W, 1924, RELIGIONSPSYCHOLOGIS, P5 HAERING L, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V24 HAERING L, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V27 HAERING L, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V27, P345 HIPPIUS R, 1933, NEUE JB WISSENSCHAFT, V10, P85 HOFLER W, PSYCHOL, P402 JAENSCH E, GRUNDFORMEN MENSCHLI, P18 JAENSCH E, SONDERDRUCK JB PHILO, V3, P160 JAENSCH E, 1927, AUFBAU WAHRNEHMUNGSW, P559 JAENSCH E, 1929, WIRKLICHKEIT WERT PH, P114 JAENSCH E, 1933, LAGE AUFGABE PSYCHOL, P28 JAENSCH E, 1933, LAGE AUFGABEN PSYCHO, P43 JAENSCH E, 1937, GEGENTYPUS JAENSCH, 1929, GRUNDFORMEN MENSCHLI KRELLENBERG P, Z PSYCHOL PHYS, V88, P56 KRUEGER F, 1898, BEGRIFF ABSOLUT WERT, P61 LEGOWSKY, 1908, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V12 LOTZ F, Z ANGEW PSYCHOL S, V73, P203 MARBE K, 1901, EXPT PSYCHOL UNTERSU MEINONG A, 1894, PSYCHOL ETH UNTERSUC, P252 MESSER A, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V34, P115 MESSER A, 1905, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V4 STORRING G, 1906, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V6
NR	29
TC	1
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	FEB
PY	1939
VL	102
IS	3-4
BP	457
EP	516
PG	60
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V02GT
UT	ISI:000206912400004
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PT	J
AU	Hilzensauer, H
AF	Hilzensauer, Hans
TI	Our Perceptional System of Event Replay
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ABRAHAM, 1926, Z PSYCHOL, V98, P233 BAHLE J, 1930, ARCH GES PSYCH, V74, P289 BETHE A, 1908, PFLUG ARCH GES PHYSL, V121 BRAUN L, 1928, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V106, P1 BREUKING, 1910, Z ANG PSYCHOL, V3 BURKAMP W, 1929, STRUKTUR GANZHEITEN BURKHARDT H, 1933, NEUE PSYCHOL STUD, V7 COBURN CH, 1914, J ANIM BEH, V14 CZOLBE H, GRUND URSPRUNG MENSC, P64 DYROFF A, 1930, PHIL PERENN EBBINGHAUS H, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL, V2 EISLER R, 1927, WORTERBUCH PHIL BEGR, V1 ENGEL P, 1928, Z PSYCHOL, V107, P273 FRISCHEISENKOHL.I, 1933, THESIS BERLIN FROBES J, 1923, LEHRB EXPER PSYCHOL, V1 FROBES J, 1929, LEHRB EXPER PSYCHOL, V2 HEMPELMANN F, 1926, TIERPSYCHOLOGIE STAN, P411 HOFLER A, 1897, PSYCHOLOGIE, P153 IPSEN G, 1926, NEUE PSYCHOL STUD, V1, P462 JOHANNSEN W, 1926, ELEMENTE EXAKTEN ERB, P372 KANT I, 1888, PROLEGOMENA KOCH K, 1931, Z PSYCHOL, V121, P104 KOFFKA C, PSYCH FORSCH, V2 KOFFKA C, 1913, Z PSYCHOL, V67, P353 KOHLER W, 1920, PHYS GESTALT RUHE ST, P35 KRETSCHMER E, 1926, MED PSYCHOL LINDEMANN E, PSYCH FORSCH, V2, P13 MAIMON S, 1912, VERSUCH NEUEN LOGIK NADEL S, 1927, Z PSYCHOL, V101, P89 POPPELBEUTER W, 1917, PSYCHISCHEN SCHADIGU, V1 REE P, PHILOSOPHIE, P114 REICHENBACH H, 1932, ERKENNTNIS RIEHL A, PHILOS KRITIZISMUS, V2, P240 ROTERS W, 1930, ARCH GES PSYCH, V77, P358 RUBIN E, 1932, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V124, P193 SCHUMANN F, 1900, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V24, P1 SCHUMANN F, 1900, Z PSYCHOL, V28, P1 SOLTMANN, 1890, SCHRIFT SPIEGELSCHRI, P432 STERN W, 1897, Z PSYCHOL, V13, P325 STERN W, 1909, Z ANGEW PSYCHOL, V2, P412 STERZINGER O, 1927, RECHTS LINKSHANDIGKE, P29 STRATTON GM, 1897, PSYCHOL REV, V4, P341 STRATTON GM, 1897, PSYCHOL REV, V4, P463 VAIHINGER H, 1911, PHILOS ALS OB, P43 VONEHRENFELS C, 1890, VIERTELJAHRSSCH WISS, V14, P269 VONEHRENFELS C, 1922, PRIMZAHLENGESETZ WEINHANDEL F, 1927, GESTALTANALYSE WERNER H, 1919, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V82, P198 WINDELBAND W, 1912, EINLEITUNG PHILOS, P141
NR	49
TC	1
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PD	JUL
PY	1935
VL	135
IS	4-6
BP	288
EP	347
PG	60
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96PT
UT	ISI:000206530500003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Huber, K
AF	Huber, Kurt
TI	The Vocal Mix and the Quality System of Vowels
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	1913, AKUST UNTERSUCHUNGEN, V3, P160 BECHER E, 1926, EINFUHRUNG PHILOS, P53 HELLWAG C, 1781, DISSERTATIO FORMATIO HUBER K, 1926, 9 K PSYCH MUNCH, P168 KOHLER W, AKUST UNTERSUCHUNGEN, V2, P88 KOHLER W, Z PSYCHOL, V58, P84 KOHLER W, 1911, Z PSYCHOL, P128 KOHLER W, 1911, Z PSYCHOL, P99 KOHLER W, 1911, Z PSYCHOL, V58, P78 KOHLER W, 1915, Z PSYCHOL, V72, P32 LACHMUND H, 1922, Z PSYCHOL, V88, P28 MEINONG A, 1903, Z PSYCHOL, V33, P76 MULLER GE, 1896, Z PSYCHOL, V10, P14 MULLER GE, 1896, Z PSYCHOL, V16 SCHENK FX, 1912, THESIS MARB SIEVERS, 1901, GRUNDZUGE PHONETIK, P97 STIRLING, 1901, J PHYSL, V27, R23 STUMPF C, SPRACHLAUTE, P249 STUMPF C, 1926, SPRACHLAUTE EXPT PHO, P245 TRENDELENBURG W, 1914, Z SINNESPSYCHOL, V48 VONHORNBOSTEL EM, 1923, PSYCHOL FORSCH, V4, P65 VONHORNBOSTEL, 1926, HDB NORM PATHOLOG PH, V11, P705 VONMEINONG A, GES ABHANDLUNGEN, V1, P497 VONMEINONG A, 1903, Z PSYCHOL, V23, P1 VONTSCHERMAK I, 1921, EXAKTE SUBJEKTIVISMU ZOTH O, 1914, NATUR MISCHFARBEN GR
NR	26
TC	1
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	MAY
PY	1934
VL	91
IS	1-2
BP	153
EP	199
PG	47
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01SG
UT	ISI:000206874700004
ER

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PT	J
AU	Betzendahl, W
AF	Betzendahl, Walter
TI	The verdict and the appearances at the time comparison. Experimental investigations of fiber time sense
SO	MONATSSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHIATRIE UND NEUROLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	BETHE A, PFLUGERS ARCH, V121, P4 FECHNER GT, 1851, ZEND AVESTA FECHNER GT, 1860, PSYCHOPHYSIK GROOS K, Z PSYCH, V9, P321 HAGEN FW, 1870, STUDIEN GEBIETE ARZT HERING E, 1878, LEHRE LICHTSINNE HERING E, 1899, THEORIE NERVENTATIGK LIPPS T, 1903, LTFADEN PSYCHOL LOTZE H, 1852, MED PSYCHOL MEINONG A, Z PSYCH, P181 MEUMANN E, PHILOS STUDIEN, V8, P431 NATORP P, 1911, ALLGEMEINE PSYCHOL N RIEHL A, 1876, PHILISOPHISCHE KRITI RIEHL A, 1879, PHILISOPHISCHE KRITI RIEHL A, 1887, PHILISOPHISCHE KRITI STERN W, Z PSYCHOL, V13, P325 STUMPF C, 1890, TONPSYCHOLOGIE VIERORDT, 1868, ZEITSINN VONBAER KE, 1864, REDEN V WELCHE AUFFA VONBAER KE, 1886, REDEN V WELCHE AUFFA, P254 VONKRIES J, DTSCH Z NERV, P352 VONKRIES J, Z PSYCH, V8 VONKRIES J, 1901, MATERIELLEN GRUNDLAG VONKRIES J, 1923, ALLGEMEINE SINNESPHY WUNDT W, 1906, VORLESUNGEN MENSCHEN, V4
NR	25
TC	1
PU	KARGER
PI	BASEL
PA	ALLSCHWILERSTRASSE 10, CH-4009 BASEL, SWITZERLAND
SN	0369-1519
J9	MON PSYCHIATR NEUROL
JI	Mon. Psychiatr. Neurol.
PD	MAR
PY	1934
VL	88
IS	3
BP	151
EP	172
PG	22
SC	Psychiatry
GA	V92SL
UT	ISI:000206267100002
ER

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PT	J
AU	Ramul, K
AF	Ramul, Konstantin
TI	Not About Empirical Psychology.
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Review
CR	ALLGEM PSYCHOPATHOLO, P117 1905, SITZUNGS BERICHTE H, P626 1906, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V129 1907, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V130 1910, LOGOS, V1 1911, Z PSYCHOL 1 S, V5, P2 1913, ABHANDLUNGEN ERKENNT 1913, JB PHILOS PHANOMENOL, V1 1917, Z PSICHOLOGISCHESKOJ, V1, P1 1918, Z PSICHOLOGISCHESKOJ, V1, P3 1927, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V58, P292 BECHER E, 1921, GEISTESWISSENSCHAFTE, P20 BECHER SE, 1921, GEISTESWISSENSCHAFTE, P26 BRENTANO, PSYCHOLOGIE, V1, P261 BRENTANO, PSYCHOLOGIE, V1, R17 BRENTANO, PSYCHOLOGIE, V1, R18 BRENTANO, PSYCHOLOGIE, V1, R62 BRENTANO, PSYCHOLOGIE, V1, R90 BRENTANO, 1895, MEME LETZTEN WUNSCHE, P34 BRENTANO, 1922, URSPRUNGE SITTLICHER, P76 BRENTANO, 1924, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN, V1, P10 DILTHEY W, 1924, GESAMMELTE SCHRIFTEN, V5 DILTHEY, IDEEN BESCHREIBENDE, P153 EBBINGHAUS, 1919, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL, V1, P370 ELSENHANS ST, 1915, PHANOMENOLOGIE PSYCH, V20, P242 GEIGER M, BEITRAGE PHANOMENOLO, V1 HUME D, ENQUIRY CONCERNING 1 HUSSERL, ABHANDLUNGEN KONIGLI, P12 HUSSERL, ENQUIRY CONCERNING 1, P118 HUSSERL, ERFAHRUNGSGRUNDLAGEN, P16 HUSSERL, ERFAHRUNGSGRUNDLAGEN, R10 HUSSERL, F BRENTANO, P39 HUSSERL, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE A, P118 HUSSERL, LOGOS, V1, P302 HUSSERL, LOGOS, V1, P303 HUSSERL, LOGOS, V1, P316 HUSSERL, PSICHOL OBOZR, P133 HUSSERL, PSICHOL OBOZR, P181 HUSSERL, PSYCHOLOGIE, P140 HUSSERL, UMRISS 1, P13 HUSSERL, UMRISS 1, P132 HUSSERL, UMRISS 1, P17 HUSSERL, UMRISS 1, P43 HUSSERL, 1915, PHANOMENOLOGIE PSYCH, V20, P38 HUSSERL, 1917, RECHT PHANOMENOLOGIE, V21, P81 HUSSERL, 1921, GEISTESWISSENSCHAFTE, P4 HUSSERLS E, VORLESUNGEN PHANOMEN, V9 JASPERS H, 1912, Z GES NEUROL PSYCHIA, V9 JASPERS H, 1923, ALLGEMEINE PSYCHOPAT JASPERS, 1923, ALLGEMEINE PSYCHOPAT, P18 KANTS, 1870, GESAMMELTE SCHRIFTEN, V4, P471 KRAUS O, PSYCHOLOGIE, R17 KRAUS O, PSYCHOLOGIE, V1, R91 KRAUS O, 1919, F BRENTANO, P59 KRAUS, F BRENTANO, P58 KRAUS, F BRENTANO, P60 KRAUS, PSYCHOLOGIE, V1, R59 LINDWORSKY J, 1922, EXPT PSYCHOL, P53 LINKE P, PHANOMENOLOGIE EXPT, V2 LINKE P, 1918, GRUNDFRAGEN WAHRNEHM LINKE PF, 1918, GRUNDFRAGEN WAHRNEHM, R5 LINKE, GRUNDFRAGEN WAHRNEHM, R16 LINKE, 1917, RECHT PHANOMENOLOGIE, V21, P202 LINKE, 1917, RECHT PHANOMENOLOGIE, V21, P219 LIPPS T, 1905, SITZUNGSBER PHILO H LIPPS, INHALT GEGENSTAND SI, P649 LIPPS, INHALT GEGENSTAND SI, P650 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN MEINONG, ABHANDLUNGEN, P485 MEINONG, ERFAHRUNGSGRUNDLAGEN, P5 MEINONG, ERFAHRUNGSGRUNDLAGEN, P7 MEINONG, ERFAHRUNGSGRUNDLAGEN, R9 MEINONG, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE A, P510 MEINONG, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V129, P73 MEINONG, ZEITSCHRIFT, V129, P77 MEINONG, 1906, Z PHYSIKALISCHEN CHE, P5 MESSER A, 1912, ARCH GES PSYCH, V22, P121 PFANDER A, JB, V1 PFANDER A, JB, V3 SCHAPP W, 1910, BEITRAGE PHANOMENOLO SCHELER M, FORMALISMUS ETHIK MA, V1 SCHELER M, FORMALISMUS ETHIK MA, V2 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, PSYCHOL OBOZR, V1, P14 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS 1, P12 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS 1, P150 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS 1, P154 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS 1, P24 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS 1, P25 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS 1, P34 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS 1, P46 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS 1, P63 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS 1, P71 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS 1, P80 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS 1, P87 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS 1, P9 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS, P133 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS, P192 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS, P6 SCHMIEDKOWARZIK, UMRISS, P76 SCHUMANN F, 1914, 6 K EXP PSYCH GOTT 1, P145 STORRING G, 1927, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V58, P441 STUMPF C, 1906, ABHANDLUNGEN PREUSS STUMPF, 1906, ABHANDLUNGEN KONIGLI, P31 TSCHELPANOW, ERFAHRUNGSGRUNDLAGEN, R11 TSCHELPANOW, PSICHOL OBOZR, P13 TSCHELPANOW, PSICHOL OBOZR, V1, P11 TSCHELPANOW, PSICHOL OBOZR, V1, P4 TSCHELPANOW, PSICHOL OBOZR, V1, P468 TSCHELPANOW, PSICHOLOGITSCHESKOPE, V1, P3 TSCHELPANOW, PSYCHOL OBOZR, V1, P14 TSCHELPANOW, PSYCHOLOGIE, P9 TSCHELPANOW, UMRISS 1, P11 TSCHELPANOW, UMRISS 1, P13 TSCHELPANOW, UMRISS 1, P16 TSCHELPANOW, UMRISS 1, P8 TSCHOLPANOW, PSICHOL OBOZR, V1, P14 UTITZ E, 1918, F BRENTANO KANTSTUDI, V22, P223 VONDERPFORDTEN O, 1913, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V28, P309 VORSTELLUNGEN, F BRENTANO, P60 WINDELBAND W, 1909, PHILOS DTSCH GEISTES, P92
NR	120
TC	1
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	DEC
PY	1929
VL	73
IS	3-4
BP	369
EP	406
PG	38
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01WC
UT	ISI:000206884700002
ER

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PT	J
AU	Nagel, R
AF	Nagel, Rudolf
TI	The Control of the Constancy of a heterochromic comparative brightness, especially at the Hands of the Correspondence Rate of Equivalent Values
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	WUNDTS PSYCHOL STUD, V9, P236 1918, PHYSL OPTIK, P57 BERLINER B, PSYCHOL STUD, V3, P91 BOEHM M, Z SINNESPHYSIOL, V42, P155 CORNELIUS H, 1897, PSYCHOL ERFAHRUNGSWI, P44 HERFURTH C, WUNDTS PSYCHOL STUD, V9, P220 HERFURTH, THESIS, P233 HERRMANN F, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V41, P1 HERRMANN F, 1919, THESIS LEIPZIG KOBELT W, 1904, THESIS LEIPZIG, P96 LANGFELD HS, 1909, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V53, P113 LIPS E, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V40, P193 MEINONG A, 1896, Z PSYCH PHYS SINNESO, V11, P225 MULLER GE, 1904, GESICHTSPUNKTE TATSA, P188 WIRTH W, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V24, P141 WIRTH W, PSYCHOPHYSIK, P188 WIRTH W, PSYCHOPHYSIK, P246 WIRTH W, SPEZIELLE PSYCHOPHYS, P272 WIRTH W, 1908, EXPT ANAL BEWUSSTSEI, P24 WIRTH, PSYCHOPHYSIK, P299 WIRTH, SPEZIELLE PSYCHOPHYS, P277 WIRTH, 1901, WUNDTS PHIL STUD, V17, P312 WIRTH, 1902, WUNDTS PHIL STUD, V18, P610 WUNDT, 1911, GRUNDZUGE PHYSL PSYC, V3, P503 ZAHN A, 1911, Z SINNESPHYS, V46, P287
NR	25
TC	1
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	APR 8
PY	1924
VL	47
IS	1-2
BP	143
EP	218
PG	76
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01TU
UT	ISI:000206878700007
ER

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PT	J
AU	Crosland, HR
AF	Crosland, Harold R.
TI	A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE PROCESS OF FORGETTING
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS
LA	English
DT	Review
CR	ABRAMOWSKI E, 1910, ARCH PSYCHOL, V9, P1 ABRAMOWSKI E, 1910, J PSYCHOL NORM PATH, V7, P301 ABRAMOWSKI E, 1911, J PSYCHOL NORM PATH, V8, P221 ABRAMOWSKI E, 1913, J PSYCHOL NORM PATH, V10, P375 ACH N, 1905, WILLENSTATIGKEIT DEN ADLER H, 1914, AM J PSYCHOL, V25, P293 ALLING ME, 1903, PSYCHOL REV, V10, P178 ANGELL EB, 1906, J ABNORM PSYCHOL, V1, P155 ANGELL F, 1899, AM J PSYCHOL, V11, P67 ANGELL F, 1900, AM J PSYCHOL, V12, P58 ANGELL J, 1897, PHILOS REV, V6, P532 ANGELL JR, 1897, PHILOS REV, V6, P646 ANGELL JR, 1906, J PHILOS PSYCHOL SCI, V3, P637 ANGELL JR, 1910, PHIL REV 2, V19, P319 ANGELL JR, 1910, PSYCHOL REV MONOG S, V23, P61 ANGELL JR, 1911, PHILOS REV, V20, P545 ANGELL JR, 1913, J PHILOS PSYCHOL SCI, V10, P609 ARISTOTLE, 1902, PSYCHOLOGY ARNOLD F, 1907, AM J PSYCHOL, V18, P239 BAIRD JW, 1911, PSYCHOL BULL, V8, P243 BAIRD JW, 1912, PSYCHOL BULL, V9, P321 BAIRD JW, 1913, PSYCHOL BULL, V10, P333 BAIRD JW, 1914, PSYCHOL BULL, V11, P305 BAIRD JW, 1915, PSYCHOL BULL, V12, P333 BAIRD JW, 1916, PSYCHOL BULL, V13, P333 BAIRD JW, 1916, PSYCHOL BULL, V13, P373 BALDWIN JM, 1895, PSYCHOL REV, V2, P236 BALLARD PB, 1913, BRIT J PSYCHOL MON S, V2 BAWDEN, 1900, PSYCHOL REV MONOG S, V3, P1 BENTLEY IM, 1899, AM J PSYCHOL, V11, P1 BENTLEY IM, 1905, PHILOS REV, V14, P253 BETTS GH, 1909, COLUMBIA U CONTRIBUT, V26 BETZ W, 1910, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V17, P266 BETZ W, 1911, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V20, P186 BINET A, 1903, ETUDE EXPT INTELLIGE BOOK WF, 1910, PSYCHOL REV, V17, P381 BOREL P, 1913, J PSYCHOL NORM PATH, V10, P522 BREESE BB, 1899, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V3, P1 BRENTANO FC, 1874, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN, V1, P223 BUEHLER K, 1907, ARCH GESAAMTEN PSYCH, V9, P297 BUEHLER K, 1908, ARCH FUER GESAMTE PS, V12, P1 BUEHLER K, 1908, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V12, P24 BUEHLER K, 1908, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V12, P93 BURNHAM WH, 1889, AM J PSYCHOL, V2, P225 BURNHAM WH, 1889, AM J PSYCHOL, V2, P39 BURNHAM WH, 1889, AM J PSYCHOL, V2, P431 BURNHAM WH, 1889, AM J PSYCHOL, V2, P568 BURNHAM WH, 1892, SCRIBNERS MAG, V11, P185 BURNHAM WH, 1903, AM J PSYCHOL, V14, P382 BURTT HE, 1916, AM J PSYCHOL, V27, P87 CHAPIN MW, 1912, AM J PSYCHOL, V23, P109 CIONCI D, 1913, RIV PSICOL, V9, P271 CLAPAREDE E, 1915, ARCH PSYCHOL, V15, P306 CLARK H, 1916, AM J PSYCHOL, V27, P461 CLARKE HM, 1911, AM J PSYCHOL, V22, P214 COLEGROVE FW, 1900, MEMORY COLVIN SS, 1908, PSYCHOL REV, V15, P158 COLVIN SS, 1909, PSYCHOL BULL, V6, P223 COLVIN SS, 1910, PSYCHOL REV, V17, P260 DANIELS AH, 1895, AM J PSYCHOL, V6, P558 DAVIES AE, 1912, PSYCHOL REV, V19, P147 DEGARMO C, 1895, HERBART HERBARTIANS DELBOEUF J, 1880, REV PHILOSOPHIQUE, V9, P129 DURR E, 1908, Z PSYCHOL, V49, P313 EBBINGHAUS H, 1913, MEMORY FECHNER GT, 1889, ELEMENTE PSYCHOPHYSI, V2, P469 FERNALD MR, 1910, PSYCHOL BULL, V7, P88 FERNALD MR, 1912, PSYCHOL REV MONOG S, V14 FINKENBINDER EO, 1914, AM J PSYCHOL, V25, P32 FINZI J, 1901, PSYCHOL ARBEITEN, V3, P289 FISHER SC, 1916, PSYCHOL REV MONOG S, V21 FISHER SC, 1917, AM J PSYCHOL, V28, P57 FLETCHER JM, 1914, AM J PSYCHOL, V25, P201 FOSTER WS, 1914, AM J PSYCHOL, V25, P393 FREUD S, 1913, INTERPRETATION DREAM FREUD S, 1914, PSYCHO PATHOLOGY EVE FRINK HW, 1914, J ABNORM PSYCHOL, V8, P385 GALLINGER A, 1914, GRUNDLEGUNG LEHRE ER GALTON F, 1883, INQUIRIES HUMAN FACU GEISSLER LR, 1909, AM J PSYCHOL, V20, P473 GORDON K, 1903, PSYCHOL REV, V10, P267 GORDON K, 1905, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V4, P437 HALL GS, 1899, PEDAGOGICAL SEMINARY, V6, P485 HENDERSON EN, 1903, PSYCHOL REV MONOG S, V5 HENDERSON EN, 1911, J PHIL PSYCHOL SCI M, V8, P432 HENNIG R, 1913, Z PSYCHOTHER MED PSY, V5, P257 HERBART JF, 1894, TXB PSYCHOL HOLLINGWORTH HL, 1910, J PHILOS PSYCHOL SCI, V7, P709 HOLLINGWORTH HL, 1911, J PHILOS PSYCHOL SCI, V8, P688 HOLLINGWORTH HL, 1913, AM J PSYCHOL, V24, P532 HUGUENIN C, 1914, ARCH PSYCHOL, V14, P379 JACOBSON E, 1911, AM J PSYCHOL, V22, P553 JONES E, 1913, PAPERS PSYCHOANALYSI JONES E, 1915, BRIT J PSYCHOL 1, V8, P33 JOST A, 1897, Z PSYCHOL, V14, P436 JUDD CH, 1908, J PHIL PSYCHOL, V5, P676 KAKISE H, 1911, AM J PSYCHOL, V22, P14 KENNEDY F, 1898, PSYCHOL REV, V5, P477 KOFFKA K, 1912, ANAL VORSTELLUNGEN I KOWALEWSKI A, 1904, GRENZFRAGEN NERVEN S, V4 KUHLMANN F, 1905, AM J PSYCHOL, V16, P337 KUHLMANN F, 1905, AM J PSYCHOL, V16, P389 KUHLMANN F, 1906, PSYCHOL REV, V13, P316 KUHLMANN F, 1907, AM J PSYCHOL, V18, P389 KUHLMANN F, 1907, J PHIL PSYCHOL, V4, P5 KUHLMANN F, 1909, AM J PSYCHOL, V20, P194 KULPE O, 1902, MONIST, V13, P38 KULPE O, 1909, OUTLINES PSYCHOL, P412 LANGFELD HS, 1916, PSYCHOL REV, V23, P180 LAY W, 1898, PSYCHOL REV MONOGR S, V2, P1 LAY W, 1903, PSYCHOL REV, V10, P300 LEHMANN A, 1889, PHILOS STUD, V5, P96 LEHMANN A, 1892, PHILOS STUD, V7, P169 LEUBA JH, 1893, AM J PSYCHOL, V5, P370 LOTZE H, 1886, OUTLINES PSYCHOL LOTZE H, 1887, METAPHYSIC, P217 MACLENNEN SF, 1902, PSYCHOL REV, V9, P69 MARBE K, 1902, EXPT PSYCHOL UNTERSU MARBE K, 1914, FORTS PSYCHOL, V3, P1 MARTIN LJ, 1912, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V61, P321 MARTIN LJ, 1913, PSYCHOL BULL, V10, P61 MARTIN LJ, 1915, AM J PSYCHOL, V26, P251 MAYER A, 1901, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V26, P1 MEAKIN F, 1903, PSYCHOL REV-MONOGR S, V4, P235 MEINONG A, 1891, Z PSYCHOL, V2, P245 MERKEL J, 1888, PHILOS STUD, V4, P251 MESSER A, 1906, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V8 METCALF JT, 1917, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V23, P181 MEUMANN E, 1913, PSYCHOL LEARNING MEYER P, 1913, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V64, P34 MICHOTTE A, 1912, ANN I SUPERIEUR PHIL, V1, P1 MICHOTTE A, 1913, ANN I SUP PHILOS, V2, P535 MICHOTTE A, 1914, ANN I SUPERIEUR PHIL, V3, P367 MILES GH, 1915, BRIT J PSYCHOL 1, V8, P93 MILLER DS, 1895, PSYCHOL REV, V2, P535 MOORE CS, 1903, PSYCHOL REV-MONOGR S, V4, P277 MOORE TV, 1915, PSYCHOL REV, V22, P177 MULLER GE, 1913, Z PSYCHOL S, V8 MULLERFREIENFEL.R, 1913, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V27, P381 MULLERFREIENFEL.R, 1913, Z ANGEW PSYCHOL, V7, P121 MULLERFREIENFEL.R, 1913, Z PSYCHOL, V64, P386 MULLERFREIENFEL.R, 1914, VIERTELJ WISS PHIL, V38, P215 MULLERFREIENFEL.R, 1914, VIERTELJ WISS PHIL, V38, P335 MURRAY E, 1906, AM J PSYCHOL, V7, P227 MYERS GC, 1914, PSYCHOL REV, V21, P442 MYERS GC, 1915, J PHIL PSYCHOL SCI M, V12, P85 OGDEN RM, 1911, PSYCHOL BULL, V8, P183 OGDEN RM, 1913, PSYCHOL REV, V20, P378 OGDEN RM, 1914, INTRO GEN PSYCHOL OKABE T, 1910, AM J PSYCHOL, V21, P563 ORTH J, 1903, SAMML ABH GEBIETE PA, V6, P223 OWEN RB, 1915, PSYCHOL REV MONOG S, V20, P1 PEAR TH, 1914, BRIT J PSYCHOL, V8, P139 PEAR TH, 1914, BRIT J PSYCHOL, V8, P147 PEAR TH, 1914, BRIT J PSYCHOL, V8, P154 PEAR TH, 1914, BRIT J PSYCHOL, V8, P161 PERKY CW, 1910, AM J PSYCHOL, V21, P422 PERRIN FAC, 1914, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V16, P1 PETERS W, 1911, PSYCHOL ARBEIT, V6, P197 PETERSON HA, 1903, PSYCHOL REV-MONOGR S, V4, P207 PETERSON J, 1916, PSYCHOL REV, V23, P153 PHILIPPE J, 1897, REV PHILOS, V44, P508 PHILIPPE J, 1903, IMAGE MENTALE PHILLIPE J, 1895, REV PHIL FRANCE ETRA, V40, P672 PIERCE AH, 1915, PSYCHOL BULL, V12, P1 PIERON H, 1910, EVOLUTION MEMOIRE PIERON H, 1910, REV PHIL, V70, P409 PIERON H, 1913, ANN PSYCHOL, V19, P91 PILLSBURY WB, 1908, ATTENTION PILLSBURY WB, 1908, PSYCHOL REV, V15, P150 PYLE WH, 1909, AM J PSYCHOL, V20, P530 PYLE WH, 1913, J EDUC PSYCHOL, V4, P148 RANSCHBURG P, 1911, KRANKE GEDACHTNIS RAWITZ K, 1914, ARCH SYST PHIL, V20, P265 RENDA A, 1910, OBLIO SAGGIO SULL AT RIBOT T, 1882, DIS MEMORY ROBERTSON TB, 1914, FOLIA NEURO BIOL, V8, P485 ROSE G, 1914, Z PSYCHOL, V69, P161 RUSSELL SB, 1915, PSYCHOL REV, V22, P163 RYBNIKOFF N, 1914, PUBLICATIONS PSYCHOL, V1, P54 SCHAUB AD, 1911, AM J PSYCHOL, V22, P346 SCHUMANN F, 1902, Z PSYCHOL, V30, P321 SLAUGHTER JW, 1902, AM J PSYCHOL, V13, P526 SMITH F, 1914, BRIT J PSYCHOL 3-4, V6, P321 SMITH TL, 1896, AM J PSYCHOL, V7, P453 SMITH TL, 1913, AM J PSYCHOL, V24, P52 SMITH WG, 1895, MIND, V4, P47 SPAIER A, 1914, REV PHIL, V77, P283 STARKE P, 1886, PHILOS STUD, V3, P264 STOUT GF, 1896, ANAL PSYCHOL, V1 STOUT GF, 1898, PHILOS REV, V7, P72 STRATTON GM, 1914, EXPT PSYCHOL CULTURE STUMPF K, 1907, ABH PREUSS AK WISSEN SYLVESTER RH, 1913, PSYCHOL BULL, V10, P210 TAIT WD, 1913, J ABNORM PSYCHOL, V8, P10 THORNDIKE EL, 1907, J PHILOS PSYCHOL SCI, V4, P324 THORNDIKE EL, 1911, ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE THORNDIKE EL, 1913, PSYCHOL REV, V20, P91 THORNDIKE EL, 1914, ED PSYCHOL BRIEFER C TITCHENER EB, 1908, PSYCHOL FEELING ATTE TITCHENER EB, 1909, EXPT PSYCHOL THOUGHT TITCHENER EB, 1911, AM J PSYCHOL, V22, P540 TITCHENER EB, 1911, MIND, V20, P258 TITCHENER EB, 1911, TXB PSYCHOL, V1 TITCHENER EB, 1911, TXB PSYCHOL, V2 TITCHENER EB, 1912, PSYCHOL REV, V19, P158 TITCHENER EB, 1913, AM J PSYCHOL, V24, P124 TOLMAN EC, 1917, PSYCHOL REV, V24, P114 TOMOR E, 1910, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V17, P362 VONASTER E, 1908, Z PSYCHOL, V49, P56 VONSYBEL A, 1909, Z PSYCHOL, V53, P257 VONTSCHISCH W, 1897, DRITTER INT K PSYCHO, P95 WARREN HC, 1895, PSYCHOL REV, V2, P239 WASHBURN MF, 1914, PSYCHOL REV, V21, P376 WATKINS SH, 1914, BRIT J PSYCHOL 3, V7, P319 WATSON JB, 1913, J PHILOS PSYCHOL SCI, V10, P421 WATSON JB, 1914, ANIMAL BEHAV WATT HJ, 1905, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V4, P289 WATT HJ, 1910, MIND, V19, P570 WATT HJ, 1911, MIND, V20, P108 WATT HJ, 1911, MIND, V20, P402 WELLS FL, 1917, MENTAL ADJUSTMENTS WHIPPLE GM, 1901, AM J PSYCHOL, V12, P409 WHIPPLE GM, 1902, AM J PSYCHOL, V13, P219 WHIPPLE GM, 1915, MANUAL MENTAL PHYS T, V2 WINCH WH, 1908, J PHILOS PSYCHOL SCI, V5, P337 WOHLGEMUTH A, 1913, BRIT J PSYCHOL 4, V5, P447 WOHLGEMUTH A, 1914, BRIT J PSYCHOL, V7, P434 WOLFE HK, 1886, PHILOS STUD, V3, P534 WOLFE HK, 1898, AM J PSYCHOL, V9, P137 WOODS EL, 1915, AM J PSYCHOL, V26, P313 WOODWORTH RS, 1906, J PHILOS PSYCHOL SCI, V3, P701 WOODWORTH, 1908, CONSCIOUSNESS RELATI, P483 WUNDT W, 1891, PHILOS STUD, V6, P335 WUNDT W, 1894, PHILOS STUDIEN, V10, P1 XILLIEZ P, 1895, ANN PSYCHOL, V2, P193 ZIEHEN T, 1909, INTRO STUDY PHYSL PS
NR	237
TC	1
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0096-9753
J9	PSYCHOL MONOGRAPHS
JI	Psychol. Monogr.
PY	1921
VL	29
IS	1
BP	1
EP	159
PG	159
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V99CO
UT	ISI:000206699000001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Sterzinger, O
AF	Sterzinger, Othmar
TI	The pieces consisted of the poetic image in the aspects of his creation
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ASTHETIK, V2, P471 POETIK, P962 Z ASTH ALLG KUNSTWIS, V12, P69 1878, METAPHER BONN, P24 BAIR H, LECT RHETORIC, V1, P396 BEHAGHEL O, BEWUSSTES UNBEWUSSTE BENUSSI V, Z PSYCHOL, V45, P217 BENUSSI V, 1904, PSYCHOL GESTALTERFAS BETZ W, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V17, P280 BEYER C, 1882, DTSCH POETIK, V1, P152 BLEULERLEHMANN, 1881, ZWANGSMUSSIGE LIEHTE, P55 BROD, 1913, ANSCHANUNG BEGRIFF BUHLER K, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V12 BUHLER K, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V9 BUHLER K, 1913, GESTALTWAHRNEHMUNGEN BUHLER K, 1913, GESTALTWAHRNEHMUNGEN, P215 EHRENFELS C, 1890, GESTALTQUALITATEN VI, P249 ELSTER E, 1897, PRINZIPIEN LITERATUR, V1, P362 ELSTERS E, 1897, PRINZIPIEN LITERATUR, V1, P375 GOTTSCHALL R, 1873, POETIK, V1, P183 GRUNBAUM AA, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V12, P340 HACKER F, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V21, P1 HOFLER A, Z PSYCHOL, V60, P210 HOFLER A, Z PSYCHOL, V60, P213 HOFLER A, 1897, PSYCHOLOGIE HOFLER A, 1897, PSYCHOLOGIE, P47 HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN KOFFKA K, Z PSYCHOL, V67, P353 MEINONG A, Z PSYCH, V2, P245 MESSER A, 1914, PSYCHOLOGIE, P204 MEYER RM, 1906, HDB DTSCH UNTERRICHT, P101 MEYER TA, 1901, STILGESETZ POESIE, P188 QUINTILIAN, I ORATOR, V8, P6 ROETTEKEN H, 1902, POETIK MUNCHEN, P73 RUTHS H, 1898, EXPERIMENTALUNTERSUC, P193 STAHLIN W, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V31, P297 VISCHER FT, 1847, ASTHETIK WISSENSCHAF, V3 VOLKELT J, SYSTEM ASTHETIK, V1, P114 VOLKMANN, 1885, RHETORIK GRIECHEN RO, P418 WACKERNAGEL W, 1873, POETIK RHETORIK STIL, P380 WERTHEIMER M, Z PSYCHOL, V61, P248 WUNDT W, VOLKERPSYCHOLOGIE, P581
NR	42
TC	1
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	JUN 28
PY	1918
VL	37
IS	4
BP	363
EP	401
PG	39
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98HV
UT	ISI:000206645100002
ER

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PT	J
AU	Leeser, O
AF	Leeser, Otto
TI	The Lines and Surfaces Comparison.
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	AUBERT, 1865, PHYSL NETZHAUT, P262 BALDWIN, 1895, PSYCHOL REV, V2, P236 BEST, 1910, ARCH GES PHYSL, V136, P248 BEST, 1910, ARCH OPHTHALMOL-CHIC, V74, P400 BINET, 1890, REV PHILOS, V30, P68 BINET, 1894, REV PHILOS, V37, P348 BOLTON, 1898, AM J PSYCHOL, V9, P178 BUHLER, 1912, 5 K EXP PSYCH BERL, P183 BUHLER, 1913, GESTALTWAHRNEHMUNGEN, V1, P153 CHODIN, 1876, ARCH OPHTHALMOL-CHIC, V23, P92 COLARDEAU, 1898, REV SCI, V10 COLEGROVE, 1899, AM J PSYCHOL, V10, P292 FECHNER, 1860, ELEMENTE PSYCHOPHYSI, P211 FEILCHENFELD, 1902, ARCH OPHTHALMOL-CHIC, V53, P401 FISCHER R, 1891, ARCH OPHTHALMOL 1, V37, P97 FISCHER R, 1891, ARCH OPHTHALMOL-CHIC, V37, P55 GIERING, 1904, Z PSYCHOL, V39, P42 GROSSMANN, 1906, ASTRON NACHR, V4066, P149 GUILLERY, 1896, Z PSYCHOL, V10, P83 HEGELMAIER, 1852, ARCH PHYSL HEILKUNDE, V11, P844 HIGIER, 1890, THESIS DORPAT HIGIER, 1892, PHILOS STUDIEN, V7, P232 HOEFER, 1906, ARCH GES PHYSL, V115, P483 KUNDT, 1863, POGGENDORFFS ANN, V120, P118 LAUB, 1908, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V12, P312 LEWY, 1895, Z PSYCHOL, V8, P231 LIEPMANN, 1900, BERL KL W, P838 MACH, 1861, SITZUNGSBERICHTE WIE, V43, P215 MCCREA, 1897, AM J PSYCHOL, V8, P494 MESSER, THESIS WURZBURG MESSER, 1876, POGGENDORFFS ANN, V157, P172 MUNSTERBERG, 1889, BEITRAGE EXPT PSYCHO, P125 QUANTZ, 1895, AM J PSYCHOL, V7, P26 RADOSLAWOWHADJI., 1900, PHILOS STUDIEN, V15, P318 SCHUMANN F, 1900, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V24, P1 SCHUMANN F, 1900, Z PSYCHOL, V24, P16 SCHUMANN F, 1902, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V30, P241 SWIFT, 1900, AM J PSYCHOL, V11, P527 VOLKMANN, 1853, PHYSL UNTERSUCHUNGEN, V1, P114 VONKRIES, 1891, BEITRAGE LEHRE AUGEN, P175 WARREN, 1895, PSYCHOL REV, V2, P239 WEBER EH, 1834, ANNOTATIONES ANATOM, P142 WEBER EH, 1846, WAGNERS HANDWORTERBU, P559 WOLFE, 1898, AM J PSYCHOL, V9, P137 WOODWORTH, 1900, PSYCHOL REV, V3, P344
NR	45
TC	1
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1916
VL	74
BP	1
EP	127
PG	127
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96LN
UT	ISI:000206519500001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Langfeld, HS
AF	Langfeld, Herbert Sidney
TI	TEXT-BOOKS AND GENERAL TREATISES
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	BREITWIESER JV, 1914, PSYCHOL EXPT CALKINS MW, 1914, 1 BOOK PSYCHOL HOLLINGWORTH HL, 1914, OUTLINES EXPT PSYCHO, P109 KLEINPETER H, 1914, VORTRAGE EINFUHRUNG KOSTYLEFF N, 1914, MECANISME CEREBRAL P, P313 MAJOR DR, 1914, ELEMENTS PSYCHOL MEINONG A, 1914, ABHANDLUNGEN PSYCHOL MESSER A, 1914, PSYCHOL MUNSTERBERG H, 1914, PSYCHOL GEN APPL OGDEN RM, 1914, INTRO GEN PSYCHOL REY A, PSYCHOL PHILOS, P355 SCHUMANN F, 1914, BER 6 K EXP PSYCH GO TIGERSTEDT R, 1914, HDB PHYSL METHODIK, V3, P1 WATSON JB, 1914, BEHAV INTRO COMP PSY
NR	14
TC	1
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0033-2909
J9	PSYCHOL BULL
JI	Psychol. Bull.
PD	JAN 15
PY	1915
VL	12
IS	1
BP	30
EP	37
PG	8
SC	Psychology; Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V87KY
UT	ISI:000205909600008
ER

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PT	J
AU	Benussi, V
AF	Benussi, Vittorio
TI	On "attention-direction" in Space and Time Compared.
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ARCH GES PSYCH, V13, P115 ARCH GES PSYCH, V13, P71 ARCH GES PSYCH, V13, P81 ARCH GES PSYCH, V9 ARCH GES PSYCH, V9, P366 ARCH GESAM PSYCHOL, V13, P119 ARCH GESAM PSYCHOL, V13, P81 ARCH GESAM PSYCHOL, V9, P366 ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V9, P372 EXPT ANAL ZIETVERGLE, P441 1904, ATT 5 C INT PSIC ROM, P267 AMESEDER A, PSYCH GESTALTERF MEINONG A, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN, V9, P525 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERS GEGENSTANDSTH, V5 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GESGE
NR	15
TC	1
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1909
VL	51
BP	73
EP	107
PG	35
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96JZ
UT	ISI:000206515500002
ER

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PT	J
AU	Saxinger, R
AF	Saxinger, Robert
TI	Emotional Suggestion and Sense of Imagination
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ANMERKUNG, V1, P413 ANNAHMEN, P254 GOTT GELEHRTE ANZ, P63 GOTT GELEHRTE ANZ, P64 GOTT GELEHRTE ANZ, P65 GOTT GELEHRTE ANZ, P66 GOTT GELEHRTE ANZ, P67 GOTT GELEHRTE ANZ, P68 GOTTINGISCHE GELEHRT, P63 NATUR PHANTASIEGEFUH, P413 NATUR PHANTASIEGEFUH, P582 NATUR PHANTASIEGEFUH, P585 NATUR PHANTASIEGEFUH, P587 NATUR PHANTASIEGEFUH, P588 NATUR PHANTASIEGEFUH, P590 NATUR PHANTASIEGEFUH, P592 NATUR PHANTASIEGEFUH, P595 NATUR PHANTSSIEGEFUB, P587 OBEN ANMERKUNG, V1, P413 Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V27, P26 Z PSYCHOL, V27, P24 Z PSYCHOL, V27, P25 ZEITSCHR, V30, P393 1906, GOTTINGISCHE GELEHRT, V1, P14 FOREL, HYPNOTISMUS, P38 HOFLER, PSYCHOL, P413 LEHMANN, HAMPTGESETZE MENSCHL, P192 LEWY, NATURLICHE WILLENSBI LOWENFELD, HYPNOTISMUS, P334 LOWENFELD, HYPNOTISMUS, P89 MEINONG A, 1904, HERAUSGEG MEINONG, ANNAHMEN MEINONG, ANNAHMEN, P151 MEINONG, ANNAHMEN, P209 MEINONG, ANNAHMEN, P233 MEINONG, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V6, P35 MEINONG, ERFAHRUNGSGRUNDLAGEN, P76 MEINONG, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN, P579 MEINONG, 1906, PHILOS NATURWISSENSC, V1, P75 SCHWARZ, ARCH SYST PHIL, V12, P96 SOHWARZ, ARCH SYST PHILOS, V11 SOHWARZ, ARCH SYST PHILOS, V12 VONEHRENFELS, SYSTEM WERTTHEORIE, V1, P120 VONEHRENFELS, SYSTEM WERTTHEORIE, V1, P122 VONEHRENFELS, SYSTEM WERTTHEORIE, V1, P126 WITASEK, GRUNDZUGE ALLG ASTHE, P114 WITASEK, Z PSYCHOL, V40, P146
NR	47
TC	1
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1908
VL	46
BP	401
EP	428
PG	28
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96JU
UT	ISI:000206515000049
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PT	J
AU	Saxinger, R
AF	Saxinger, Robert
TI	Contribution to the Doctrine on Emotional Fantasy
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	DISPOSITIONSPSYCHOLO, P418 UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN, P596 UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN, P597 Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V30, P416 Z PSYCHOL, V27, P24 ELSENHANS, Z PSYCHOL, V24, P3 HOFLER S, 1890, LOGIK, P32 HOFLER, PSYCHOLOGIE, P413 LEHMANN, HAUPTGESETZE MENSCHL, P266 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN, P579 MEINONG, ANNAHMEN, P238 MEINONG, 1902, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V2 RIBOT, 1897, ANN PSYCHOL, V3, P1 VONEHRENFELS, SYSTEM WERTTHEORIE, V1, P121
NR	14
TC	1
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1906
VL	40
BP	145
EP	159
PG	15
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96JO
UT	ISI:000206514400008
ER

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PT	J
AU	Kirschmann, A
AF	Kirschmann, A.
TI	Normal and Abnormal Colour Systems
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	K EXP PSYCH, P14 PHILOS STUDIEN, V8, P196 PHILOS STUDIEN, V8, P609 U TORONTO STUDIES PS, V1, P100 1895, AM J PSYCHOL, V7, P391 1907, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V3, P354 BAIRD JW, COLOR SENSITIVITY PE, P30 BENUSSI, K EXP PSYCH, P17 KIRSCHMANN, DIMENSIONEN RAUMES, P86 KIRSEHMANN, AM J PSYCHOL, V14, P294 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL, V33, P20 MULLER GE, K EXP PSYCH, P6 RAEHLMANN, FARHENSEHEN MALERCI VINTSCHGAN, PHILOS STUD, V8, P189 WUNDT, PHYSL PSYCH, V2, P187 WUNDT, PHYSL PSYCH, V2, P238 ZINDLER, 1899, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V20, P281
NR	17
TC	1
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	JAN 12
PY	1906
VL	6
IS	4
BP	397
EP	424
PG	28
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98BS
UT	ISI:000206629200001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Frechette, G
AF	Frechette, Guillaume
TI	INTENTIONALITY AND QUALITATIVE CHARACTER OF EXPERIENCES
SO	STUDIA PHAENOMENOLOGICA
LA	French
DT	Article
C1	Univ Quebec, Dept Philosophie, Montreal, PQ H3C 3P8, Canada.
RP	Frechette, G, Univ Quebec, Dept Philosophie, CP8888 Succ Ctr Ville, Montreal, PQ H3C 3P8, Canada.
EM	frechette.guillaume@me.com
CR	ACKERKNECHT E, 1904, THEORIE LOKALZEICHEN, P4 ANTONELLI M, 2001, SEIENDES BEWUSSTSEIN, P368 AQUILA R, 1977, INTENTIONALITY STUDY BAUMGARTNER W, 1993, BRENTANO STUDIEN, V4, P131 BEYER C, 1996, BOLZANO HUSSERL BRENTANO E, 1929, ZUKUNFT PHILOS BRENTANO F, 1874, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN BRENTANO F, 1926, VIER PHASEN PHILOS BRENTANO F, 1959, GRUNDZUGE ARTHETIK, P80 BRENTANO F, 1979, UNTERSUCHUNGEN SINNE, P69 CASPARI O, 1883, H LOTZE SEINER STELL CHISHOLM R, 1957, PERCEIVING PHILOS ST CHISHOLM R, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P CHISHOLM R, 1967, PHENOMENOLOGY EXISTE, P1 CHISHOLM R, 1982, BRENTANO MEINONG STU DASTUR F, 1994, KAIROS, V5, P31 FALCKENBERG R, 1913, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V150, P37 FELLMANN F, 1989, PHANOMENOLOGIE ALS A, P54 FISETTE D, 2006, C STUMPF RENAISSANCE FISETTE D, 2007, ECOLE BRENTANO WURZB FOSTER FH, 1882, DOCTRINE TRANSCENDEN FRECHETTE G, 2010, GEGENSTANDSLOSE VORS GEYER R, 1885, PHILOS MONATSHEFTE, V20, P525 HAUSER K, 2003, ARCH GESCH PHILOS, V85, P152 HEIDELBERGER M, 1993, PHILOS NATURALIS, V30, P3 HELMHOLTZ H, 1867, HDB PHYSL OPTIK, P430 HUSSERL E, PHILOS ARITHMETIK, P193 HUSSERL E, 1900, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V1, P227 HUSSERL E, 1969, PHANOMENOLOGIE INNER HUSSERL E, 1979, AUFSATZE REZENSIONEN HUSSERL E, 1980, PHANTASIE BILDBEWUSS HUSSERL E, 1990, BRENTANO STUDIEN, V3, P142 HUSSERL E, 1994, BRIEFWECHSEL, V2, P36 HUSSERL E, 2004, WAHRNEHMUNG AUFMERKS, P136 LOTZE RH, 1846, HANDWORTERBUCH PHYSL, P134 LOTZE RH, 1852, MED PSYCHOL LOTZE RH, 1853, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V20, P181 LOTZE RH, 1877, REV PHILOS FRANCE ET, V4, P346 LOTZE RH, 1879, METAPHYSIK, P548 LOTZE RH, 1881, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL DI, P31 LOTZE RH, 1885, GRUNDZUGE LOGIK, P9 MAXSEIN A, 1933, THESIS GIESSEN MEINONG A, 1886, VIERTELJAHRSSCHRIFT, V10, P7 ORTH EW, 1997, BRENTANO STUDIEN, V7, P15 PESTER R, 1997, H LOTZE WEGE SEINES PESTER R, 2001, KANT BERLINER AUFKLA, P297 QUINE WVO, 1960, WORD OBJECT, P220 ROLLINGER RD, 2004, POZNAN STUD, V82, P147 SCHUHMANN K, 1977, HUSSERL CHRONIK, P20 SCHUHMANN K, 2004, K SCHUHMANN SELECTED, P112 SEPP HR, 1987, HUSSERL HALLE, P161 SMITH B, AUSTRIAN PHILOS LEGA, P44 SMITH B, 1993, BRENTANO STUDIEN, V4, P43 SMITH B, 1996, SCH F BRENTANO, P328 SMITH DW, 1982, HUSSERL INTENTIONALI, P41 STUMPF C, F BRENTANO KENNTNIS, P87 STUMPF C, PSYCHOL URSPRUNG RAU, P7 STUMPF C, 1873, URSPRUNG RAUMVORSTEL, P315 STUMPF C, 1917, KANT-STUD, V22, P1 STUMPF C, 1924, PHILOS GEGENWART SEL, V5, P1 TWARDOWSKI K, 1894, LEHRE INHALT GEGENST WOODWARD WR, 1978, ISIS, V69, P573
NR	62
TC	0
PU	ROMANIAN SOC PHENOMENOLOGY
PI	BUCHAREST
PA	49 MIHAIL KOGALNICEANU BLVD, AP 45, BUCHAREST, 050104, ROMANIA
SN	1582-5647
J9	STUD PHAENOMENOL
JI	Stud. Phaenomenol.
PY	2010
VL	10
BP	91
EP	117
PG	27
SC	Philosophy
GA	733QW
UT	ISI:000288278800005
ER

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PT	J
AU	Albertazzi, L
AF	Albertazzi, Liliana
TI	RENATA CALABRESI: The Experimental Analysis of the Present
SO	HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	subjective present; presentation; time intervals; Calabresi
ID	REPRESENTATIONAL MOMENTUM; TIME; CONSCIOUSNESS; PERCEPTION; ATTENTION; SEGREGATION; MOTION; MEMORY; NUMBER
AB	Between the 1920s and 1930s, Renata Calabresi conducted pioneering laboratory researches on the nature, extensity, and quality of the psychic present. Her analyses stemmed from the Central European tradition initiated by Stern, Brentano, Meinong, and Benussi. Her work has remained largely unrecognized, because of both the decline of the underlying theoretical paradigm, namely descriptive psychology, and the historical events of the time that swept aside the lives of those involved. This article presents her researches on the roots of phenomenal consciousness. She proved that in the subjective time there occur perceptual events that are at least partially independent from those of the time of objective sequences. Subjective and objective time, therefore, do not flow in unison, and the continuum of perceptive sequences has modalities of existence that differ from those of the continuum of physical sequences.
C1	[Albertazzi, Liliana] CIMeC, I-38068 Rovereto, Italy. [Albertazzi, Liliana] Univ Trent, Rovereto, Italy.
RP	Albertazzi, L, CIMeC, Corso Bettini 31, I-38068 Rovereto, Italy.
EM	liliana.albertazzi@unitn.it
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NR	162
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PU	EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHING FOUNDATION-AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST, NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	1093-4510
J9	HIST PSYCHOL
JI	Hist. Psychol.
PD	FEB
PY	2011
VL	14
IS	1
BP	53
EP	79
DI	10.1037/a0021104
PG	27
SC	History Of Social Sciences; Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	728QZ
UT	ISI:000287890900003
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PT	J
AU	Connolly, N
AF	Connolly, Niall
TI	How the Dead Live
SO	PHILOSOPHIA
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Metaphysics; Death; Presentism; Non-existence; Bare particulars
ID	OBJECTS
AB	This paper maintains (following Yougrau 1987; 2000 and Hinchliff 1996) that the dead and other former existents count as examples of non-existent objects. If the dead number among the things there are, a further question arises: what is it to be dead-how should the state of being dead be characterised? It is argued that this state should be characterised negatively: the dead are not persons, philosophers etc. They lack any of the (intrinsic) qualities they had while they lived. The only facts involving the dead are facts about the relations they stand in-including the relations they bear to the qualities they formerly instantiated, and the intentional relations they stand in to us. Given an appropriate conception of qualities the dead can be said to be quality-less objects: bare particulars. The 'Bare Particular Theory' of individuals, it is argued, is coherent if and only if it concedes that the bare particulars it allows for don't exist. The account of the dead and other former existents as bare particulars does justice to the misfortune of death, and points the way to a general theory of nonexistent objects.
C1	Trinity Coll Dublin, Dept Philosophy, Dublin, Ireland.
RP	Connolly, N, Trinity Coll Dublin, Dept Philosophy, Dublin, Ireland.
EM	niconnol@tcd.ie
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NR	36
TC	0
PU	SPRINGER
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	VAN GODEWIJCKSTRAAT 30, 3311 GZ DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0048-3893
J9	PHILOSOPHIA
JI	Philosophia
PD	MAR
PY	2011
VL	39
IS	1
BP	83
EP	103
DI	10.1007/s11406-010-9258-5
PG	21
SC	Philosophy
GA	716BD
UT	ISI:000286939000009
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PT	J
AU	Pinna, B
AF	Pinna, Baingio
TI	What Comes Before Psychophysics? The Problem of 'What We Perceive' and the Phenomenological Exploration of New Effects
SO	SEEING AND PERCEIVING
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Gestalt psychology; psychophysics; phenomenology; visual illusions; perceptual organization
ID	PERCEPTION
AB	The psychophysical methods were developed by Fechner to find out the perceptual threshold of a stimulus, that is, the weakest stimulus that could be perceived. In spite of the strong efficiency in measuring thresholds, psychophysics does not help to define the multiplicity and complexity of possible percepts emerging from the same stimulus conditions, and accordingly, of what we perceive. In order to define what we perceive it is also necessary to define what we can perceive within the multiplicity of possible visual outcomes and how they are reciprocally organized. Usually the main experimental task is aimed at focusing on the specific attribute to be measured: what conies before psychophysics, i.e., the phenomenological exploration, is typically not fully investigated either epistemologically or phenomenally, even if it assumes a basic role in the process of scientific discovery. In this work, the importance of the traditional approach is not denied. Our main purpose is to place the two approaches side by side so that they complement each other: the phenomenological exploration complements the quantitative psychophysical measurement of the qualities that emerge through the preliminary exploration. To demonstrate the basic role played by the phenomenological exploration in complementing the psychophysical investigation we introduce three critical visual conditions, called visual gradient of perceptibility, perceptible invisibility and visual levels of perceptibility. Through these conditions several new illusions are studied and some phenomenological rules are suggested. (C) Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2010
C1	Univ Sassari, Dept Architecture Design & Planning, I-07041 Alghero, SS, Italy.
RP	Pinna, B, Univ Sassari, Dept Architecture Design & Planning, Palazzo Pou Salit,Piazza Duomo 6, I-07041 Alghero, SS, Italy.
EM	baingio@uniss.it
FU	Finanziamento della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna ; Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
FX	Supported by Finanziamento della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, ai sensi della L.R. 7 agosto 2007, n. 7, Fondo d'Ateneo (ex 60%) and Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. I thank the Guest Editor and the Reviewers for their suggestions that greatly improved the paper.
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NR	33
TC	0
PU	BRILL ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS
PI	LEIDEN
PA	PLANTIJNSTRAAT 2, P O BOX 9000, 2300 PA LEIDEN, NETHERLANDS
SN	1878-4755
J9	SEEING PERCEIVING
JI	Seeing Perceiving
PY	2010
VL	23
IS	5-6
BP	463
EP	481
DI	10.1163/187847510X541144
PG	19
SC	Biophysics; Psychology; Psychology, Experimental
GA	724YR
UT	ISI:000287612900005
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PT	J
AU	Jago, M
AF	Jago, Mark
TI	Setting the Facts Straight
SO	JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL LOGIC
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Facts; States of affairs; Ontology; Negative facts; Properties; Truthmaking; lambda-calculus; Reduction
ID	NEGATIVE TRUTHS; TRUTHMAKERS
AB	Substantial facts (or states of affairs) are not well-understood entities. Many philosophers object to their existence on this basis. Yet facts, if they can be understood, promise to do a lot of philosophical work: they can be used to construct theories of property possession and truthmaking, for example. Here, I give a formal theory of facts, including negative and logically complex facts. I provide a theory of reduction similar to that of the typed lambda-calculus and use it to provide identity conditions for facts. This theory validates truthmaker maximalism: it provides truthmakers for all truths. I then show how the usual truth-in-a-model relation can be replaced by two relations: one between models and facts, saying that a given fact obtains relative to the model, and the other between facts and propositions: the truthmaking relation.
C1	Macquarie Univ, Dept Philosophy, Sydney, NSW 2109, Australia.
RP	Jago, M, Macquarie Univ, Dept Philosophy, Sydney, NSW 2109, Australia.
EM	mark.jago@gmail.com
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NR	26
TC	0
PU	SPRINGER
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	VAN GODEWIJCKSTRAAT 30, 3311 GZ DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0022-3611
J9	J PHIL LOGIC
JI	J. Philos. Log.
PD	FEB
PY	2011
VL	40
IS	1
BP	33
EP	54
DI	10.1007/s10992-010-9141-7
PG	22
SC	Philosophy
GA	708AK
UT	ISI:000286332500003
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PT	J
AU	Sendlak, M
AF	Sendlak, Maciej
TI	Dispute over the Nonactual Possibilities
SO	FILOZOFIA NAUKI
LA	Polish
DT	Article
DE	nonactual possibilities; principle of independence; neo-meinongianism; noneism; Alexius Meinong; Willard van Orman Quine
AB	In 1947 Quine wrote one of the most important and influential articles in the twentieth century philosophy - On What There Is". One of the aims of this article was a critique of Meinong's Theory of Object. The critique was especially focused upon nonactual possibilities, which (according to Meinong) are some kinds of nonexistent objects. In my paper I want to present Neo-Meinongian refutations of Quine's critique. In order to do this I discuss: (i) the main thesis of On What There Is",(ii) premises of Meinongian Theory, (iii) views of proponents and opponents of the idea of nonexistent objects, (iv) Quine's critique aimed at nonactual possibilities, (v) Terence Parsons' theory, based on the distinction between nuclear and extranucler properties, and (vi) noneism, defended by Richard Routley. I also try to give a reply to the most popular critiques aimed at both Neo-Meinongian theories. The main conclusion is that Quine's critique and his arguments against nonactual possibilities aren't dangerous for theories endorsing Meinong's Theory of Object. Contrary to what Gilbert Ryle once claimed (If Meinongianism isn't dead, nothing is), Meinongian theories are still alive and doing well.
C1	Uniwersytetu Szczecinskiego, Inst Filozofii, PL-71017 Szczecin, Poland.
RP	Sendlak, M, Uniwersytetu Szczecinskiego, Inst Filozofii, Ul Krakowska 61-69, PL-71017 Szczecin, Poland.
CR	CHRUDZIMSKI A, 2008, PRZEGLAD FILOZOFICZN, V17, P149 CONTESSA G, 2009, WHO IS AFRAID IMAGIN, P248 GRIFFIN N, 2009, RUSSELL VS MEINONG L LAMBERT K, 1983, MEINONG PRINCIPLE IN LEWIS D, 1990, MIND, V99, P23 LEWIS D, 1991, PRAWDA FIKCJI, P169 MEINONG A, 1994, PRINCIPIA, V8, P171 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PARSONS T, 1991, MEINONGOWSKA ANALIZA, P137 PASNICZEK J, 1991, ONTOLOGIA FIKCJI PRIEST G, 2007, NONBEING LOGIC METAP QUINE WV, 2000, PUNKTU WIDZENIE LOGI QUINE WV, 2000, TYM CO ISTNIEJE, P29 RESCHER N, 1980, LOGIC INCOINSISTENCY ROUTLEY R, 1982, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V43, P151 SAINSBURY RM, 2010, FICTION FICTIONALISM VANINWAGEN P, 2003, METAONTOLOGY, P13 VANINWAGEN P, 2003, ONTOLOGY IDENTITY MO ZEGLEN UM, 1990, MODALNOSC LOGICE FIL
NR	19
TC	0
PU	WARSAW UNIV, INST PHILOSOPHY
PI	WARSAW
PA	UL KRAKOWSKIE PRZEDMIESCIE 3, WARSAW, 00-927, POLAND
SN	1230-6894
J9	FILOZ NAUK
JI	Filoz. Nauk.
PD	MAR
PY	2010
VL	18
IS	1
BP	17
EP	+
PG	19
SC	Philosophy
GA	720JF
UT	ISI:000287276200002
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PT	J
AU	Berto, F
AF	Berto, Francesco
TI	Modal Meinongianism and fiction: the best of three worlds
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Meinongianism; Impossible worlds; Fictional entities
ID	NEGATIVE EXISTENTIALS; NONEXISTENCE
AB	We outline a neo-Meinongian framework labeled as Modal Meinongian Metaphysics (MMM) to account for the ontology and semantics of fictional discourse. Several competing accounts of fictional objects are originated by the fact that our talking of them mirrors incoherent intuitions: mainstream theories of fiction privilege some such intuitions, but are forced to account for others via complicated paraphrases of the relevant sentences. An ideal theory should resort to as few paraphrases as possible. In Sect. 1, we make this explicit via two methodological principles, called the Minimal Revision and the Acceptability Constraint. In Sect. 2, we introduce the standard distinction between internal and external fictional discourse. In Sects. 3-5, we discuss the approaches of (traditional) Meinongianism, Fictionalism, and Realism-and their main troubles. In Sect. 6 we propose our MMM approach. This is based upon (1) a modal semantics including impossible worlds (Subsect. 6.1); (2) a qualified Comprehension Principle for objects (Subsect. 6.2); (3) a notion of existence-entailment for properties (Subsect. 6.3). In Sect. 7 we present a formal semantics for MMM based upon a representation operator. And in Sect. 8 we have a look at how MMM solves the problems of the three aforementioned theories.
C1	[Berto, Francesco] Univ Aberdeen, Dept Philosophy, Aberdeen AB24 3UB, Scotland. [Berto, Francesco] Univ Aberdeen, No Inst Philosophy Metaphys Log & Philosophy Math, Aberdeen AB24 3UB, Scotland.
RP	Berto, F, Univ Aberdeen, Dept Philosophy, High St,Old Brewery OBG12, Aberdeen AB24 3UB, Scotland.
EM	f.berto@abdn.ac.uk
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J9	PHIL STUD
JI	Philos. Stud.
PD	FEB
PY	2011
VL	152
IS	3
BP	313
EP	334
DI	10.1007/s11098-009-9479-2
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SC	Philosophy
GA	706GG
UT	ISI:000286205400001
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PT	J
AU	McDaniel, K
AF	McDaniel, Kris
TI	A Return to the Analogy of Being
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	Syracuse Univ, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA.
RP	McDaniel, K, Syracuse Univ, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA.
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PT	J
AU	Frechette, G
AF	Frechette, Guillaume
TI	Current news of Carl Stumpf
SO	DIALOGUE-CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
LA	French
DT	Article
C1	Univ Quebec, Montreal, PQ H3C 3P8, Canada.
RP	Frechette, G, Univ Quebec, Montreal, PQ H3C 3P8, Canada.
CR	ASH M, 1998, GESTALT PSYCHOL GERM BAUMGARTNER W, 2001, BRENTANO STUDIEN, V9 BAUMGARTNER W, 2009, PHILOS A MARTYS, V12 BERGMANN H, 1908, UNTERSUCHUNGEN PROBL BESOLI S, 2001, CARL STUMPF FENOMENO BINSWANGER L, 1922, EINFUHRUNG PROBLEME BONACCHI S, 2009, STUMPF, V31 BORING EG, 1929, HIST EXPT PSYCHOL BRENTANO F, 1867, MOHLERS KIRCHENGE 11, V3, P103 BRENTANO F, 1869, CHILIANEUM BALLTTER, V2, P15 BRENTANO F, 1926, VIER PHASEN PHILOS A BRENTANO F, 1929, ZUKUNFT PHILOS BRENTANO F, 1987, GESCH PHILOS NEUZEIT BUHLER K, 1908, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V11, P1 ENOCH W, 1893, PHILOS MONATSHEFTE, V29, P433 EWEN W, 2008, C STUMPF G FREGE HALLER R, 1997, AUSTRIAN PHILOS PAST HUSSERL E, 1900, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V1 KAISERELSAFTI M, 2003, MUSIK SPRACHE PHANOM KRAUS O, 1925, OFFENE BRIEFE A EINS KULPE O, 1919, EINLEITUNG PHILOS MARTY A, 1908, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GRUND, V1 MARTY A, 1909, KANTSTUDIEN, V14, P477 MEINONG A, 1910, ANNAHMEN, V2 MULLIGAN K, 1990, MIND MEANING METAPHY MUNCH D, 2002, BRENTANO STUDIEN, V10, P11 POPPER K, 2006, FRUHE SCHRIFTEN PREYER W, 1877, ELEMENTE REINEN EMPF REINACH A, 1989, SAMTLICHE WERKE SCHLICK M, 1918, ALLGEMEINE ERKENNTNI SCHMIDT R, 1924, PHILOS GEGENWART SEL SELZ O, 1913, GESETZE GEORDNETEN D SPIEGELBERG H, 1959, PHENOMENOLOGICAL MOV SPRUNG H, 2006, C STUMPF BIOGRAPHIE STUMPF C, 1873, PSYCHOL URSPRUNG RAU STUMPF C, 1883, TONPSYCHOLOGIE E BAN STUMPF C, 1890, TONPSYCHOLOGIE ZWEIT STUMPF C, 1910, PHILOS REDEN VORTRGE, P197 STUMPF C, 1939, ERKENNTNISLEHRE STUMPF C, 1992, PSICOLOGIA METAFI SI STUMPF C, 1997, SCHRIFTEN PSYCHOL STUMPF C, 2008, GRUNDSTZE MATH STUMPF C, 2009, RINASCITA FILOSOFI S
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PI	NEW YORK
PA	32 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, NY 10013-2473 USA
SN	0012-2173
J9	DIALOGUE-CAN PHIL REV
JI	Dialogue-Can. Philos. Rev.
PD	JUN
PY	2010
VL	49
IS	2
BP	267
EP	285
PG	19
SC	Philosophy
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PT	J
AU	Piccinini, G Scott, S
AF	Piccinini, Gualtiero Scott, Sam
TI	Recovering What Is Said With Empty Names
SO	CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	PROPER-NAMES
C1	[Piccinini, Gualtiero] Univ Missouri, St Louis, MO 63132 USA.
RP	Piccinini, G, Univ Missouri, St Louis, MO 63132 USA.
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JI	Can. J. Philos.
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PY	2010
VL	40
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PT	J
AU	Coffman, EJ
AF	Coffman, E. J.
TI	MISLEADING DISPOSITIONS AND THE VALUE OF KNOWLEDGE
SO	JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	EPISTEMIC LUCK
AB	Gettiered beliefs are those whose agents are subject to the kind of epistemologically significant luck illustrated by Gettier Cases. Provided that knowledge requires ungettiered belief, we can learn something about knowledge by figuring out how luck blocks it in Gettier Cases. After criticizing the most promising of the going approaches to gettiered belief-the Risk of False Belief Approach-, I explain and defend a new approach: the Risk of Misleading Dispositions Approach. Roughly, this view says that a belief is gettiered just in case its unfortunate subject has at best just luckily avoided being disposed by his belief's actual grounds to believe a wide class of falsehoods about his environment. I then show how this approach undercuts an influential recent argument that knowledge has no more value than certain subsets of its components.
C1	Univ Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 37996 USA.
RP	Coffman, EJ, Univ Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 37996 USA.
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J9	J PHILOS RES
JI	J. Philos. Res.
PY	2010
VL	35
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GA	636IL
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PT	J
AU	Huemer, W Landerer, C
AF	Huemer, Wolfgang Landerer, Christoph
TI	Mathematics, experience and laboratories: Herbart's and Brentano's role in the rise of scientific psychology
SO	HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SCIENCES
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	empirical psychology; Franz Brentano; history of psychology; Johann Friedrich Herbart; phenomenology
AB	In this article we present and compare two early attempts to establish psychology as an independent scientific discipline that had considerable influence in central Europe: the theories of Johann Friedrich Herbart (1776-1841) and Franz Brentano (1838-1917). While both of them emphasize that psychology ought to be conceived as an empirical science, their conceptions show revealing differences. Herbart starts with metaphysical principles and aims at mathematizing psychology, whereas Brentano rejects all metaphysics and bases his method on a conception of inner perception (as opposed to inner observation) as a secondary consciousness, by means of which one gets to be aware of all of one's own conscious phenomena. Brentano's focus on inner perception brings him to deny the claim that there could be unconscious mental phenomena - a view that stands in sharp contrast to Herbart's emphasis on unconscious, 'repressed' presentations as a core element of his mechanics of mind. Herbart, on the other hand, denies any role for psychological experiments, while Brentano encouraged laboratory work, thus paving the road for the more experimental work of his students like Stumpf and Meinong. By briefly tracing the fate of the schools of Herbart and Brentano, respectively, we aim to illustrate their impact on the development of psychological research, mainly in central Europe.
C1	[Huemer, Wolfgang] Univ Parma, Dipartimento Filosofia, I-43125 Parma, Italy. [Landerer, Christoph] Salzburg Univ, Dept Philosophy, A-5020 Salzburg, Austria.
RP	Huemer, W, Univ Parma, Dipartimento Filosofia, Via DAzeglio 85-A, I-43125 Parma, Italy.
EM	wolfgang.huemer@unipr.it christoph.landerer@sbg.ac.at
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JI	Hist. Hum. Sci.
PD	JUL
PY	2010
VL	23
IS	3
BP	72
EP	94
DI	10.1177/0952695110363639
PG	23
SC	History & Philosophy Of Science; History Of Social Sciences
GA	631LG
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PT	J
AU	Magid, S
AF	Magid, Shaul
TI	Lurianic Kabbalah and Its Literary Form: Myth, Fiction, History
SO	PROOFTEXTS-A JOURNAL OF JEWISH LITERARY HISTORY
LA	English
DT	Article
AB	The academic study of Kabbalah has largely been limited to myth and symbol as the two viable forms of kabbalistic discourse. In this essay, I resist those limitations and explore two other possible literary forms: history and fiction. I do not mean history in any positivistic sense but closer to Steven Greenblatt's description of new historicism as cultural poetics. This suggests that literature not only reflects a historical setting but also creates that setting, constructing reality in its own image and directing it toward its desired ends. In looking at Lurianic Kabbalah as fiction, I raise the issue of the "real" and the "true" as it relates to fictive narratives more generally. This essay does not claim that the kabbalists in question did or did not intend to write cultural poetics or fiction. Rather, I use cultural poetics and fiction as possible lenses through which a nontraditional interested reader (i.e., one not invested in the literature as authoritative) can read these texts in a way that can speak to the contemporary world in which we live and think.
C1	Indiana Univ, Dept Religious Studies, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA.
RP	Magid, S, Indiana Univ, Dept Religious Studies, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA.
CR	1997, AJS REV, V22, P37 ABRAMS D, 2009, KABBALAH, V20, P7 ALTER R, 1981, THEART BIBLICAL NARR, P23 ANIDJAR G, 2002, OUR PLACE ANDALUS KA, P171 FISHBANE M, 1998, EXEGETICAL IMAGINATI, P88 GARB J, 2007, J STUDY RELIG IDEOL, V6, P20 GILIER P, 2001, READING ZOHAR, P37 GREENBLATT S, 1989, NEW HISTORICISM, P1 HELLNERESHED M, 2009, RIVER FLOWS EDEN LAN HUSS B, 2007, PEAMIN, P9 HUSS B, 2007, ZEEK MAGAZINE DEC IDEL M, 1995, HASIDISM ECSTASY MAG, P33 KAVKA M, 2006, CROSS CURRENTS SUM, P190 KELLNER M, 2006, MAIMONIDES CONFRONTA LACAPRA D, 1985, HIST CRITICISM, P19 LICHTENSTEIN A, 1963, JUDAISM, V12, P260 LIEBES Y, 1993, STUDIES JEWISH MYTH, P4 LIEBES Y, 1995, ESSENTIAL PAPERS KAB, P223 LIEBES Y, 1997, DIMUI, V14, P6 LIEBESS Y, 2008, ALILUT ELOHIM MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P NETANYAHU B, 1995, ORIGINS INQUISITION, P848 NOVAK D, 2005, TALKING CHRISTIANS M, P218 PAVEL T, 1986, FICTIONAL WORLDS RADFORD C, 1975, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC S, V49, P67 RICOEUR P, 1967, SYMBOLISM OEVIL, P3 RICOEUR P, 1974, CONFLICT INTERPRETAT, P287 SCHOLEM G, 1965, KABBALAH ITS SYMBOLI, P96 SCHOLEM, 1997, POSSIBILITY OFFEWISH, P48 SEGAL E, 1993, AJS REV, V17, P31 STERN SM, 1955, J JEWISH STUD, V6, P73 SUITS DB, 2006, PACIFIC PHILOS Q, V87, P379 WALTON K, 1980, DISPOSITO, V6, P13 WALTON K, 1984, AESTHETICS, P179 WASSERSTROM S, 1999, RELIG AFTER RELIG, P112 WAUGH P, 1984, THEORY PRACTICE SELF WHITE H, 1989, NEW HIST, P294 WINEMAN A, 1988, MYSTICAL TALES ZOBAR WOLFSONS ER, 2007, LANGUAGE EROS BEING, P25 WOLSKI N, 2008, PROOFTEXTS, V28, P101 YERUSHALMI YH, 1989, ZAKHOR JEWISH HIST J
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SN	0272-9601
J9	PROOFTEXTS-J JEWISH LIT HIST
JI	Prooftexts-J. Jew. Lit. Hist.
PD	FAL
PY	2009
VL	29
IS	3
SI	Sp. Iss. SI
BP	362
EP	397
PG	36
SC	Literature
GA	620SV
UT	ISI:000279521100003
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PT	J
AU	Schnieder, B
AF	Schnieder, Benjamin
TI	BAD EXAMPLES?
SO	AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	FICTIONAL REALISM
CR	AZZOUNI J, 2007, NOUS, V41, P204 EVANS G, 1982, VARIETIES REFERENCE EVERETT A, 2005, J PHILOS, V102, P624 HOFFMAN G, 1994, SUBSTANCE OTHER CATE KRIPKE S, 1973, REFERENCE EXISTENCE MEINONG A, ALEXIUS MEINONG GESA, V5, P199 MEINONG A, 1972, ALEXIUS MEINONG GESA, V6 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS SALMON N, 1998, NOUS, V32, P277 SCHIFFER S, 2003, THINGS WE MEAN SCHNIEDER B, 2007, J HIST PHILOS, V45, P525 SCHNIEDER B, 2009, PHILOS QUART, V59, P138, DOI 10.1111/j.1467-9213.2008.583.x THOMASSON A, 1999, FICTION METAPHYSICS THOMASSON A, 2009, STANFORD EN IN PRESS URMSON JO, 1976, AM PHILOS Q, V13, P153 VANINWAGEN P, 1977, AM PHILOS Q, V14, P299 VANINWAGEN P, 2003, OXFORD HDB METAPHYSI, P131 WOLTERSTORFF N, 1980, WORKS WORLDS ART
NR	18
TC	0
PU	UNIV ILLINOIS PRESS
PI	CHAMPAIGN
PA	1325 S OAK ST, CHAMPAIGN, IL 61820-6903 USA
SN	0003-0481
J9	AMER PHIL QUART
JI	Am. Philos. Q.
PD	JUL
PY	2010
VL	47
IS	3
BP	279
EP	286
PG	8
SC	Philosophy
GA	621KT
UT	ISI:000279577900006
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PT	J
AU	Liebert, RS
AF	Liebert, Rana Saadi
TI	FACT AND FICTION IN PLATO'S ION
SO	AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHILOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	POETIC INSPIRATION; 'ION'; CRITICISM
AB	Plato's Ion develops a concept of fiction distinct from the mimetic accounts of poetry found in the Republic and Aristotle's Poetics. The dialogue dramatically exposes the fictionality of poetry by (1) revealing a disparity between propositional and poetic semantics, (2) identifying the paradox of belief in imaginary worlds, and (3) showing that fictional constructions emerge from novel arrangements of real-world facts. Ultimately, the Ion examines the fraught relationship between literature and the real world, and the peculiar nature of literary knowledge, which takes both fact and fiction as its objects.
C1	Univ Chicago, Chicago, IL 60637 USA.
RP	Liebert, RS, Univ Chicago, Chicago, IL 60637 USA.
EM	alsaadi@uchicago.edu
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NR	57
TC	0
PU	JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV PRESS
PI	BALTIMORE
PA	JOURNALS PUBLISHING DIVISION, 2715 NORTH CHARLES ST, BALTIMORE, MD 21218-4363 USA
SN	0002-9475
J9	AMER J PHILOL
JI	Am. J. Philol.
PD	SUM
PY	2010
VL	131
IS	2
BP	179
EP	218
PG	40
SC	Classics
GA	618OE
UT	ISI:000279364500001
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PT	J
AU	De Waal, C
AF	De Waal, Cornelis
TI	The history of philosophy conceived as a struggle between nominalism and realism
SO	SEMIOTICA
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Aquinas; Deely; nominalism; Peirce; postmodernism; realism
ID	PEIRCE
AB	In this article I trace some of the main tenets of the struggle between nominalism and realism as identified by John Deely in his Four ages of understanding. The aim is to assess Deely's claim that the Age of Modernity was nominalist and that the coming age, the Age of Postmodernism - which he portrays as a renaissance of the late middle ages and as starting with Peirce - is realist. After a general overview of how Peirce interpreted the nominalist-realist controversy, Deely gives special attention to Thomas Aquinas's On being and essence and the realism it entails. A subsequent discussion of the Modern Period shows that the issue of nominalism and realism is very much tied up with different conceptions of the intellect. Deely credits the theory of evolution with bringing us a conception of the intellect that is closer to that of the Middle Ages and that opens the way for a truly realistic "fourth age" of the understanding.
EM	cdwaal@iupui.edu
CR	AQUINAS T, 1937, BEING ESSENCE AQUINAS T, 1953, INTRO METAPHYSICS ST AQUINAS T, 1965, AQUINAS BEING ESSENC AQUINAS T, 1980, S THOMAE AQUINATIS O, V2, P184 ARISTOTLE, 1941, BASIC WORKS ARISTOTL DEELY JN, 1969, THOMIST, V33, P251 DEELY JN, 1969, THOMIST, V33, P77 DEELY JN, 2001, 4 AGES UNDERSTANDING DEWAAL C, 1996, T CS PEIRCE SOC, V32, P425 DEWAAL C, 1997, LOCKE NEWSLETTER, V28, P1 DEWAAL C, 1998, T C S PEIRCE SOC, V34, P183 DEWAAL C, 2006, J HIST IDEAS, V67, P291 KLIMA G, 1993, SYNTHESE, V96, P25 KLIMA G, 2007, MEDIEVAL PHILOS MEINONG A, 1968, LOGIC PHILOS SELECTE, P116 PEIRCE CS, 1931, COLLECTED PAPERS CS PEIRCE CS, 1967, ANNOTATED CATALOGUE PEIRCE CS, 1982, WRITINGS CS PEIRCE C QUINE WVO, 1968, LOGIC PHILOS SELECTE, P146 ROYCE J, 1901, DICT PHILOS PSYCHOL, V1, P628 SCOTUS JD, 1950, OPERA OMNIA SPADE PV, 1999, CAMBRIDGE COMPANION, P100 WEIDEMANN H, 2002, T AQUINAS CONT PHILO, P77
NR	23
TC	0
PU	WALTER DE GRUYTER & CO
PI	BERLIN
PA	GENTHINER STRASSE 13, D-10785 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0037-1998
J9	SEMIOTICA
JI	Semiotica
PD	APR
PY	2010
VL	179
IS	1-4
BP	295
EP	313
DI	10.1515/semi.2010.025
PG	19
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	612NA
UT	ISI:000278904700011
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PT	J
AU	Mousavian, SN
AF	Mousavian, Seyed N.
TI	NEO-MEINONGIAN NEO-RUSSELLIANS
SO	PACIFIC PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	EMPTY NAMES; PROPOSITIONS; FICTION
AB	Neo-Russellianism, which incorporates both Millianism (with regard to proper names) and the thesis of singular Russellian propositions, has widely been defended after the publication of Kripke's Naming and Necessity. The view, however, encounters various problems regarding empty names, names that do not have semantic referents. Nathan Salmon and Scott Soames have defended neo-Russellianism against such problems in a novel way; to account for various intuitions of competent and rational speakers regarding utterances of sentences containing empty names, Salmon and Soames appeal neither to entities similar to Fregean senses, e.g. propositional guises or modes of presentation, nor to Gricean implicatures. In this paper, however, I argue that their view slips into neo-Meinongianism; it is committed to nonexistent objects, assigns various properties to them, and allows quantifiers range over such entities. This, I conclude, makes Salmon and Soames' view less appealing, if not implausible.
C1	[Mousavian, Seyed N.] Univ Alberta, Dept Philosophy, Edmonton, AB T6G 2M7, Canada.
RP	Mousavian, SN, Univ Alberta, Dept Philosophy, Edmonton, AB T6G 2M7, Canada.
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NR	58
TC	0
PU	WILEY-BLACKWELL PUBLISHING, INC
PI	MALDEN
PA	COMMERCE PLACE, 350 MAIN ST, MALDEN 02148, MA USA
SN	0279-0750
J9	PAC PHIL QUART
JI	Pac. Philos. Q.
PD	JUN
PY	2010
VL	91
IS	2
BP	229
EP	259
PG	31
SC	Philosophy
GA	604YI
UT	ISI:000278314000005
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PT	J
AU	Posadzki, P
AF	Posadzki, Paul
TI	The sociology of Qi Gong: A qualitative study
SO	COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES IN MEDICINE
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Qi Gong; Sociology; Interpersonal relationships; Health
ID	ESSENTIAL-HYPERTENSION; QIGONG EXERCISE; HEALTH; DISORDERS; IMPACT; TRIAL
AB	This paper presents an in-depth, idiographic study of how individuals experience others during Qi Gong practice. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with three Qi Gong groups to collect research data. These data were transcribed verbatim and subjected to content and thematic analysis across and within groups. The analysis indicates extraordinary experiences of Qi Gong practitioners at various levels of their social functioning. Qi Gong influences their social health in complex and \dimensional ways. The author compares and contrasts his results with those of recent research. Implications for practice are briefly outlined and possible strategies for future research are presented. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
C1	Univ E Anglia, Sch Med Hlth Policy & Practice, Norwich NR4 7TJ, Norfolk, England.
RP	Posadzki, P, Univ E Anglia, Sch Med Hlth Policy & Practice, Norwich NR4 7TJ, Norfolk, England.
EM	P.Posadzki@uea.ac.uk
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NR	53
TC	0
PU	CHURCHILL LIVINGSTONE
PI	EDINBURGH
PA	JOURNAL PRODUCTION DEPT, ROBERT STEVENSON HOUSE, 1-3 BAXTERS PLACE, LEITH WALK, EDINBURGH EH1 3AF, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND
SN	0965-2299
J9	COMPLEMENT THER MED
JI	Complement. Ther. Med.
PD	APR
PY	2010
VL	18
IS	2
BP	87
EP	94
DI	10.1016/j.ctim.2009.12.002
PG	8
SC	Integrative & Complementary Medicine
GA	602TD
UT	ISI:000278160800004
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PT	J
AU	Gepshtein, S
AF	Gepshtein, Sergei
TI	Two psychologies of perception and the prospect of their synthesis
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Brentano; Economics; Fechner; Gabor; Gestalt; Mechanism; Normativity; Phenomenology; Psychophysics; Uncertainty Principle
ID	RECEPTIVE-FIELDS; GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY; VISUAL-CORTEX; FUNCTIONAL ARCHITECTURE; SPATIAL-FREQUENCY; CUE COMBINATION; STRIATE CORTEX; DOT LATTICES; OPTIC-NERVE; PROXIMITY
AB	Two traditions have had a great impact on the theoretical and experimental research of perception. One tradition is statistical, stretching from Fechner's enunciation of psychophysics in 1860 to the modern view of perception as statistical decision making. The other tradition is phenomenological, from Brentano's "empirical standpoint'' of 1874 to the Gestalt movement and the modern work on perceptual organization. Each tradition has at its core a distinctive assumption about the indivisible constituents of perception: the just-noticeable differences of sensation in the tradition of Fechner vs. the phenomenological Gestalts in the tradition of Brentano. But some key results from the two traditions can be explained and connected using an approach that is neither statistical nor phenomenological. This approach rests on a basic property of any information exchange: a principle of measurement formulated in 1946 by Gabor as a part of his quantal theory of information. Here the indivisible components are units ( quanta) of information that remain invariant under changes of precision of measurement. This approach helped to understand how sensory measurements are implemented by single neural cells. But recent analyses suggest that this approach has the power to explain larger-scale characteristics of sensory systems.
C1	[Gepshtein, Sergei] Salk Inst Biol Studies, Vis Ctr Lab, San Diego, CA 92138 USA.
RP	Gepshtein, S, 10010 N Torrey Pines Rd, La Jolla, CA 92037 USA.
EM	sergei@salk.edu
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PT	J
AU	de Courtenay, N
AF	de Courtenay, Nadine
TI	The epistemological virtues of assumptions: towards a coming of age of Boltzmann and Meinong's objections to 'the prejudice in favour of the actual'?
SO	STUDIES IN HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Assumption; Hypothesis; Description; Mode of presentation; Ludwig Boltzmann; Alexius Meinong
ID	PHYSICS
AB	Two complementary debates of the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth century are examined here: the debate on the legitimacy of hypotheses in the natural sciences and the debate on intentionality and 'representations without object' in philosophy. Both are shown to rest on two core issues: the attitude of the subject and the mode of presentation chosen to display a domain of phenomena. An orientation other than the one which contributed to shape twentieth-century philosophy of science is explored through the analysis of the role given to assumptions in Boltzmann's research strategy, where assumptions are contrasted to hypotheses, axioms, and principles, and in Meinong's criticism of the privileged status attributed to representations in mental activities. Boltzmann's computational style in mathematics and Meinong's criticism of the confusion between representation and judgment give prominence to an indirect mode of presentation, adopted in a state of suspended belief which is characteristic of assumptions and which enables one to grasp objects that cannot be reached through direct representation or even analogies. The discussion shows how assumptions and the movement to fiction can be essential steps in the quest for objectivity. The conclusion restates the issues of the two debates in a contemporary perspective and shows how recent developments in philosophy of science and philosophy of language and mind can be brought together by arguing for a twofold conception of reference. (C) 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
C1	Univ Paris 07, CNRS, Equipe Rehseis Case 7093, Lab Sphere,UMR Conservatoire Natl Arts & Metiers, F-75205 Paris 13, France.
RP	de Courtenay, N, Univ Paris 07, CNRS, Equipe Rehseis Case 7093, Lab Sphere,UMR Conservatoire Natl Arts & Metiers, 5 Rue Thomas Mann, F-75205 Paris 13, France.
EM	decourtenay@wanadoo.fr
FU	Max Planck Institut fur Wissenschaftsgeschichte
FX	Part of the research for this article has been made thanks to the support of the Max Planck Institut fur Wissenschaftsgeschichte. I am very grateful to Olivier Darrigol, Michael Heidelbergerjean-Jacclues Rosat and Gregor Schiemann for prompting me to clarify certain ideas as far as I could. I am also grateful to Paolo Mancosu for making the English translation of Meinong's 'Ober Annahmen' available to me. I would like to thank as well for their remarks the participants in the conference on 'The significance of the hypothetical in the natural sciences' held at the University of TWA ngen, from 22-24 February 2005 where a first version of this paper was presented. I am very much indebted to Micah Ross for revising the English of a considerable part of this article. The remaining mistakes are mine.
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PT	J
AU	ter Hark, M
AF	ter Hark, Michel
TI	THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THINKING BEFORE THE COGNITIVE REVOLUTION: Otto Selz on Problems, Schemas, and Creativity
SO	HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Selz; problem solving; schema; creative thinking
ID	POPPER,KARL; SELZ,OTTO; FACTS
AB	Otto Selz has been hailed as one of the most important precursors of the cognitive revolution, yet surprisingly few studies of his work exist. He is often mentioned in the context of the Wurzburg School of the psychology of thinking and sometimes in the context of Gestalt psychology. In this paper, it is argued that Selz's emphasis on the role of problems and schemas in the direction of thought processes and creativity sets him apart from the program of the Wurzburg School. On the other hand, by developing a theory of thinking that is exclusively at the intentional level, Selz also differs from psychologists that take physics as a model for psychology, such as the Gestalt psychology of Wolfgang Kohler. Special emphasis is given in this paper to Selz's use of the concept of problem or task and the concept of the schema. It is further argued that the concept of the schema is the result of Selz's adaptation of the theory of relations as developed by the philosopher Meinong. The paper begins with a sketch of Selz's life that ended so tragically.
C1	Univ Groningen, Fac Philosophy, NL-9712 GL Groningen, Netherlands.
RP	ter Hark, M, Univ Groningen, Fac Philosophy, Oude Boteringestr 52, NL-9712 GL Groningen, Netherlands.
EM	michel.ter.hark@rug.nl
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PT	B
AU	Schlemmer, MJ Prankl, J Vincze, M
AF	Schlemmer, Matthias J. Prankl, Johann Vincze, Markus
GP	IEEE
TI	Vision for Situated Robot Companions - Fusing Top-Down Knowledge and Bottom-Up Data
SO	2009 AFRICON, VOLS 1 AND 2
LA	English
DT	Proceedings Paper
CT	9th IEEE Africon Conference
CY	SEP 23-25, 2009
CL	Nairobi, KENYA
SP	IEEE
ID	OBJECT DETECTION; SEGMENTATION
AB	In this paper we try to countersteer the observed dissociation of computer vision research from robotics and artificial intelligence. We propose a theoretical framework of cognitive functions with which the overall agent's knowledge (serving as top-down information repository) and bottom-up vision data can be glued together. It is argued that vision is always intentionally directed, working in a concrete situation for a concrete task. We call this paradigm situated vision-and argue for a variety of different vision techniques working with and on the same ontology of the agent. We present three distinct methods and show how they may support a robot in a concrete showcase example.
C1	[Schlemmer, Matthias J.; Prankl, Johann; Vincze, Markus] Vienna Univ Technol, Automat & Control Inst, Vienna, Austria.
RP	Schlemmer, MJ, Vienna Univ Technol, Automat & Control Inst, Vienna, Austria.
EM	ms@acin.tuwien.ac.at jp@acin.tuwien.ac.at vm@acin.tuwien.ac.at
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PA	345 E 47TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10017 USA
BN	978-1-4244-3918-8
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EP	327
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SC	Computer Science, Theory & Methods; Engineering, Electrical & Electronic
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PT	J
AU	Abbott, MB Vojinovic, Z
AF	Abbott, M. B. Vojinovic, Z.
TI	Realising social justice in the water sector: 1
SO	JOURNAL OF HYDROINFORMATICS
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	numerical modelling; social justice; software as a service; stakeholder participation
ID	DEPTH-INTEGRATED FLOWS; MODELING CIRCULATIONS
AB	The present work is directed to the analysis, design and construction of web-based systems capable of catalysing processes of stakeholder participation in such ways as to realise changes that are judged by these stakeholders as positive in the water sectors of both the human and the natural economies. The thesis is advanced that the judgement that is so passed is a recognition on the part of the stakeholders of a realisation of social justice. This paper is thus given over in its first part to an analysis of the origins and the nature of social justice in this sector. it is emphasised that, although the resources of hydroinformatics in this endeavour are largely based upon quantitative assessments, the ways in which these translate through stakeholder participation into experiences of social justice are essentially qualitative. Thus, although we are currently concerned for the most part with a hydroinformatics of the quantities, this now has to be extended into a hydroinformatics of the qualities.
C1	[Abbott, M. B.] European Inst Ind Leadership, Chateau Latour Freins, B-1180 Brussels, Belgium. [Vojinovic, Z.] UNESCO, IHE Inst Water Educ, NL-2601 DA Delft, Netherlands.
RP	Abbott, MB, European Inst Ind Leadership, Chateau Latour Freins, B-1180 Brussels, Belgium.
EM	knowledge.engineering@skynet.be
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J9	J HYDROINFORM
JI	J. Hydroinform.
PD	JAN
PY	2010
VL	12
IS	1
BP	97
EP	117
DI	10.2166/hydro.2010.065
PG	21
SC	Computer Science, Interdisciplinary Applications; Engineering, Civil; Environmental Sciences; Water Resources
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PT	J
AU	Perry, J
AF	Perry, John
TI	Hume and Frege on identity
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	Stanford Univ, Dept Philosophy, Stanford, CA 94305 USA.
RP	Perry, J, Stanford Univ, Dept Philosophy, Bldg 90, Stanford, CA 94305 USA.
EM	johnperry43@gmail.com
CR	AUSTIN DF, 1990, WHATS MEANING THIS BAXTER DLM, 2008, HUMES DIFFICULTY DONNELLAN K, 1970, SYNTHESE, V21, P335 FREGE G, 1892, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V100, P25 FREGE G, 1956, MIND, V65, P289 KAPLAN D, 1969, WORDS OBJECTIONS ESS, P206 KAPLAN D, 1989, THEMES KAPLAN, P481 KRIPKE S, 1980, NAMING NECESSITY MALLY E, 1912, Z PHILOS PHILOS KR S, P148 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 ZALTA E, 1983, ABSTRACT OBJECTS INT ZALTA E, 1988, INTENSIONAL LOGIC ME
NR	13
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SN	0031-8116
J9	PHIL STUD
JI	Philos. Stud.
PD	DEC
PY	2009
VL	146
IS	3
BP	413
EP	423
DI	10.1007/s11098-009-9431-5
PG	11
SC	Philosophy
GA	522HE
UT	ISI:000271987700008
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PT	J
AU	Gaskin, R
AF	Gaskin, Richard
TI	Bradley's Regress and the Unity of the Proposition
SO	DEUTSCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHILOSOPHIE
LA	German
DT	Article
C1	Univ Liverpool, Dept Philosophy, Liverpool L69 7WY, Merseyside, England.
RP	Gaskin, R, Univ Liverpool, Dept Philosophy, 7 Abercromby Sq, Liverpool L69 7WY, Merseyside, England.
CR	BENTHAM J, 1843, WORKS J BENTHAM, V6, P1 CHOMSKY N, 1965, ASPECTS THEORY SYNTA, P8 FREGE G, 1980, FUNKTION BEGRIFF, P80 FREGE G, 1983, NACHGELASSENE SCHRIF, P193 FREGE G, 1988, GRUNDLAGEN ARITHMETI, P62 MEINONG A, 1971, GEGENSTANDE HOHERER, P390 QUINE WVO, 1984, INQUIRIES TRUTH INTE, P222 WIGGINS D, 1980, SAMENESS SUBSTANCE, V159, P13 WITTGENSTEIN L, PHILOS UNTERSUCHGEN, P1 WITTGENSTEIN L, 1922, TRACTATUS LOGICOPHIL WITTGENSTEIN L, 1977, PHILOS UNTERSUCHUNGE, V1, P49
NR	11
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PI	BERLIN
PA	PALISADENSTR 40, D-10243 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0012-1045
J9	DEUT Z PHIL
JI	Dtsch. Z. Philos.
PY	2009
VL	57
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EP	582
PG	8
SC	Philosophy
GA	502CH
UT	ISI:000270431300004
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PT	J
AU	Cocchiarella, NB
AF	Cocchiarella, Nino B.
TI	Reply to Andriy Vasylchenko's Review of Formal Ontology and Conceptual Realism
SO	AXIOMATHES
LA	English
DT	Editorial Material
C1	Indiana Univ, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA.
RP	Cocchiarella, NB, Indiana Univ, Bloomington, IN 47405 USA.
EM	cocchiar@indiana.edu
CR	BULLOUGH E, 1912, BRIT J PSYCHOL 2, V5, P87 COCCHIARELLA NB, 1969, THEORIA-SPAIN, V2, P81 COCCHIARELLA NB, 1982, J PHILOS LOGIC, V11, P183 COCCHIARELLA NB, 1986, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO COCCHIARELLA NB, 1987, LOGICAL STUDIES EARL COCCHIARELLA NB, 2008, SYNTHESE LIB SERIES, V339 COCCHIARELLA NB, 2009, J PHILOS LOGIC, V38, P343, DOI 10.1007/s10992-008-9096-0 LAMBERT K, 1991, PHILOS APPL FREE LOG LANDINI G, 1990, GRAZER PHILSOPHISCHE, V37, P93 MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P THURBER J, 1939, NEW YORKER 1031
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J9	AXIOMATHES
JI	Axiomathes
PD	JUN
PY	2009
VL	19
IS	2
BP	167
EP	178
DI	10.1007/s10516-009-9061-8
PG	12
SC	Philosophy
GA	495HY
UT	ISI:000269882900005
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PT	S
AU	Ter Hark, M
AF	Ter Hark, Michel
ED	Parusnikova, Z; Cohen, R
TI	Popper's Theory of the Searchlight: A Historical Assessment of Its Significance
SO	RETHINKING POPPER
SE	Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science
LA	English
DT	Proceedings Paper
CT	International Conference on Rethinking Popper
CY	SEP, 2007
CL	Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC
HO	Inst Philosophy Czech Acad Sci
AB	On the basis of a correspondence between Karl Popper and the Dutch psychologist Adriaan de Groot, it is argued that the former's epistemology of the searchlight is historically rooted in early cognitive psychology of Otto Selz. It is furthermore argued that Popper's later critique of information processing psychology is the fruit of his assimilation of Selz's evolutionarily inspired program. In light of the current interest in evolutionary approaches to the mind, it is argued that this Popper-Selz program is as actual as ever. In my recent book Popper, Otto Selz and the Rise of Evolutionary Epistemology (ter Hark 2004), I have attempted both to trace the origins of Popper's epistemology of the searchlight back to early German psychology, in particular the work of Otto Selz, and to point out the way the work of the latter diverges from the mainstream psychology at the time including the programme of the closely related Wurzburger School of psychology. As I also pointed out in my book, and as has been mentioned by others as well, Otto Selz played a formative role in the rise of cognitive science in the early 1950s of the last century in the USA, notably the work of later Nobel laureates Allen Newell and Herbert A. Simon. A mediating role here has been played by the Dutch psychologist and methodologist Adriaan de Groot, who was the first to apply Selz's ideas to the thinking processes of chess masters, and whose book Het Denken van den Schaker (de Groot 1946) was studied by Newell and Simon, in the original language, in 1954, a year before the revolution started. In 1965, an English translation of de Groot's book, On Thought and Chess appeared. As some of the new footnotes make clear, de Groot in his turn has been influenced by the American reception of Selz's ideas. For now, in the computational era, he claims that thought processes, as analyzed by Selz in the pre-computational era, might be simulated by a machine-program. As the further development of cognitive science has shown, the idea of so-called strong artificial intelligence, vigorously defended by Simon by means of his notion of a physical symbol system having the necessary and sufficient means for general intelligent action, has come increasingly under attack (Simon 1996). More and more, the idea of physical symbol systems has made place for an evolutionary or biological approach to the study of intelligence. As was pointed out in the final chapter of my book, the evolutionary approach to intelligence has been a pervasive feature of Selz's work, even neglected by de Groot. But not by young Popper. In his work on epistemology and the mind-body problem from the 1960s onwards, the evolutionary approach is again a dominating feature. From this perspective Popper's correspondence with de Groot is particularly interesting. My point of departure in this chapter is a particular letter in which they discuss the significance of Selz both for methodology and psychology, as well as the approach taken by Newell and Simon. What is illustrated by this letter is not only that there has been a typical European approach to the study of cognition, different from the American approach, but also that young Popper showed precocious awareness of the lasting significance of one of the most important contributors to this European tradition.
C1	[Ter Hark, Michel] Univ Groningen, Fac Philosophy, NL-9712 GL Groningen, Netherlands.
CR	DEGROOT A, 1946, HET DENKEN SCHAKER DEGROOT A, 1965, THOUGHT CHOICE CHESS FRIJDA N, 1980, O SELZ HIS CONTRIBUT JENNINGS H, 1905, BEHAV LOWER ORGANISM JENNINGS H, 1927, SCIENCE, V45, P19 MANDLER G, 2007, HIST MODERN EXPT PSY MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN ODGEN R, 1951, AM J PSYCHOL, V61, P4 PIAGET J, 1947, PSYCHOL INTELLIGENCE POPPER K, 1931, QUELLE, V81, P607 POPPER KR, 1928, THESIS U VIENNA POPPER KR, 1949, GESETZ WIRKLICHKEIT, P43 POPPER KR, 1972, OBJECTIVE KNOWLEDGE POPPER KR, 1974, UNENDED QUEST POPPER KR, 1977, SELF ITS BRAIN POPPER KR, 1979, BEIDEN GRUNDPROBLEME SCHLICK M, 1918, ALLGEMEINE ERKENNTNI SELZ O, 1913, GESETZE GEORDNETEN D SELZ O, 1924, O SELZ HIS CONTRIBUT SIMON H, 1980, O SELX HIS CONTRIBUT SIMON HA, 1996, PHILOS PSYCHOL, P160 TERHARK M, 2004, POPPER O SELZ RISE E VOLKELT H, 1914, VORSTELLUNGEN TIERE
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PA	PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
BN	978-1-4020-9337-1
J9	BOSTON STUD PHILOS SCI
PY	2009
VL	272
BP	175
EP	184
PG	10
SC	History & Philosophy Of Science
GA	BKP08
UT	ISI:000268846300015
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PT	J
AU	Montague, M
AF	Montague, Michelle
TI	The logic, intentionality, and phenomenology of emotion
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	Emotion; Intentionality; Phenomenology; Consciousness; Logic; Frege puzzles; Content
AB	My concern in this paper is with the intentionality of emotions. Desires and cognitions are the traditional paradigm cases of intentional attitudes, and one very direct approach to the question of the intentionality of emotions is to treat it as sui generis-as on a par with the intentionality of desires and cognitions but in no way reducible to it. A more common approach seeks to reduce the intentionality of emotions to the intentionality of familiar intentional attitudes like desires and cognitions. In this paper, I argue for the sui generis approach.
C1	Univ Oxford St Johns Coll, Oxford OX1 3JP, England.
RP	Montague, M, Univ Oxford St Johns Coll, Oxford OX1 3JP, England.
EM	michellemontague@mac.com
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J9	PHIL STUD
JI	Philos. Stud.
PD	AUG
PY	2009
VL	145
IS	2
BP	171
EP	192
DI	10.1007/s11098-008-9218-0
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SC	Philosophy
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UT	ISI:000268445200001
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PT	J
AU	McDaniel, K
AF	McDaniel, Kris
TI	STRUCTURE-MAKING
SO	AUSTRALASIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	UNIVERSALS; IDENTITY; CONSTITUTION; PARTS
AB	Friends of states of affairs and structural universals appeal to a relation, structure-making, that is allegedly a kind of composition relation: structure-making 'builds' facts out of particulars and universals, and 'builds' structural universals out of unstructured universals. D. M. Armstrong, ail eminent champion of structures, endorses two interesting theses concerning composition. First, that structure-making is a composition relation. Second, that it is not the only (fundamental) composition relation: Armstrong also believes in a mode of composition that he calls mereological, and which he takes to be the only kind of composition recognized by his philosophical adversaries, such as David Lewis. Armstrong, accordingly, is a kind of pluralist about compositional relations: there is more than one way to make wholes from parts. In this paper, I critically evaluate Armstrong's compositional Pluralism.
C1	Syracuse Univ, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA.
RP	McDaniel, K, Syracuse Univ, Syracuse, NY 13244 USA.
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PY	2009
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PT	J
AU	Voltolini, A
AF	Voltolini, Alberto
TI	How Ficta Follow Fiction: Replies to Commentators
SO	DIALECTICA
LA	English
DT	Editorial Material
C1	Univ Turin, Dept Philosophy, I-10124 Turin, Italy.
RP	Voltolini, A, Univ Turin, Dept Philosophy, Via S Ottavio 20, I-10124 Turin, Italy.
EM	alberto.voltolini@unito.it
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JI	Dialectica
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PY	2009
VL	63
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DI	10.1111/j.1746-8361.2009.01177.x
PG	10
SC	Philosophy
GA	421QG
UT	ISI:000264372800007
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PT	J
AU	Cronan, T
AF	Cronan, Todd
TI	Georg Simmel's Timeless Impressionism
SO	NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE
LA	English
DT	Proceedings Paper
CT	Conference on Culture and Modernity - George Simmel in Context
CY	2005
CL	Cambridge, MA
HO	Harvard Univ
C1	Virginia Commonwealth Univ, Dept Art Hist, Richmond, VA 23284 USA.
RP	Cronan, T, Virginia Commonwealth Univ, Dept Art Hist, Richmond, VA 23284 USA.
CR	1923, SCEPTICISM ANIMAL FA, P11 1974, MODERN ARCHITECTURE, P11 1999, SUSPENSIONS PERCEPTI 2001, SCHOPENHAUER NIETZSC ADORNO TW, 1974, GESAMMELTE SCHRIFTEN, V11, P556 ADORNO TW, 1992, NOTES LIT, V2, P214 BAUDELAIRE C, 1863, FIGARO 1126 BAUDELAIRE C, 1972, SELECTED WRITINGS AR, P392 BENJAMIN W, 1928, URSPRUNG DTSCH TRAUE BENJAMIN W, 1998, ORIGIN GERMAN TRAGIC FRISBY D, 1986, FRAGMENTS MODERNITY, P107 HOLT EB, 1912, NEW REALISM COOPERAT HUBERFUNK S, 1984, G SIMMEL MODERNE NEU, P183 HUSSERL E, 1901, PROLEGOMENA REINEN 1 KAHN G, 1900, PLUME, P316 KRACAUER S, 1963, ORNAMENT MASSE ESSAY, P209 KRACAUER S, 1995, MASS ORNAMENT WEIMAR, P251 LASH S, 2005, THEOR CULT SOC, V22, P1, DOI 10.1177/0263276405053717 LUKACS G, 1991, THEOR CULT SOC, V8, P147 MEINONG A, 1902, ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, 1983, ASSUMPTIONS NIETZSCHE F, 1888, FALL WAGNER MUSIKANT NIETZSCHE F, 1967, BIRTH TRAGEDY CASE W, P192 PANOFSKY E, 1924, IDEA BEITRAG BEGRIFF PANOFSKY E, 1968, IDEA CONCEPT ART THE RIEGL A, 1923, ENTSTEHUNG BAROCKKUN RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P530 RUSSELL B, 1959, PROBLEMS PHILOS, P22 SANTAYANA G, 1918, J PHILOS PSYCHOL SCI, V15, P421 SANTAYANA G, 1930, REALM MATTER, P165 SIMMEL G, 1911, PHILOS KULTUR GESAMM, P168 STEINBERG L, 1972, OTHER CRITERIA CONFR, P338 SZONDI P, 1961, VERSUCH TRAGISCHE, P49 SZONDI P, 2002, ESSAY TRAGIC, P45 YOLTONS JW, 1967, METAPHYSICAL ANAL, P3 ZEIDLER S, 2004, NEGERPLASTIK, V107, P31
NR	36
TC	0
PU	DUKE UNIV PRESS
PI	DURHAM
PA	905 W MAIN ST, STE 18-B, DURHAM, NC 27701 USA
SN	0094-033X
J9	NEW GER CRIT
JI	New Ger. Crit.
PD	WIN
PY	2009
IS	106
BP	83
EP	101
DI	10.1215/0094033X-2008-022
PG	19
SC	Literary Theory & Criticism
GA	419SH
UT	ISI:000264239500005
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PT	J
AU	Lenarda, A
AF	Lenarda, Antonio
TI	Drama theory of Giovane Lukacs and Nietzsche
SO	GIORNALE CRITICO DELLA FILOSOFIA ITALIANA
LA	Italian
DT	Article
CR	1909, DRAMMA, P9 1957, MANIERA TUTTA PROPRI, V2, P899 1963, DIARIO, P67 1981, OSSERVAZIONI TEORIA, P91 2007, ARCH STORIA CULTURA, V20, P111 BIRAULT H, 1967, BEATITUDE CHEZ NIETZ DERRIDA J, 1986, PARTECIPATION SANS A, P251 DILTHEY P, 2005, IMMAGINAZIONE POETA, P218 LIPPS T, 1903, PANTRAGISMUS SYSTEM LIPPS T, 2002, DISCIPLINE FILOSOFIC, V12, P12 LUKACS G, 1964, SCRITTI SOCIOLOGIE L LUKACS G, 1976, DRAMMA MODERNO, P25 MAJ B, 2003, IDEA TRAGICO COSCIEN, P49 MEINONG A, 2002, TEORIA OGGETTO, P162 RICKERT H, 2002, FILOSOFIA MITOLOGIA, P187 SAMPAOLO G, 1999, STUDI GERMANICI, V37, P108 SCHELLING FW, 1990, FILOSOFIA MITOLOGIA, P39 SERPA F, 1972, POLEMICA ARTE TRAGIC, P43 SIMMEL G, 1996, PROBLEMI FONDAMENTAL, P32 SZONDI P, 1999, SAGGIO TRAGICO, P70
NR	20
TC	0
PU	CASA EDITRICE G C SANSONI SPA
PI	FLORENCE
PA	VIA BENEDETTO VARCHI 47, 50100 FLORENCE, ITALY
SN	0017-0089
J9	G CRIT FILOS ITAL
JI	G. Crit. Filos. Ital.
PD	SEP-DEC
PY	2008
VL	4
IS	3
BP	478
EP	505
PG	28
SC	Philosophy
GA	407OE
UT	ISI:000263373400005
ER

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PT	J
AU	Barz, W
AF	Barz, Wolfgang
TI	Beside itself of a true item - Point of contact between opinion and Quine
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHILOSOPHISCHE FORSCHUNG
LA	German
DT	Article
C1	Free Univ Berlin, Inst Philosophy, D-14156 Berlin, Germany.
RP	Barz, W, Free Univ Berlin, Inst Philosophy, Habelschwerdter Allee 30, D-14156 Berlin, Germany.
CR	CASTANEDA HN, 1972, CRITICA, V6, P43 CHISHOLM RN, 1972, JENSEITS SEIN NICHTS, P25 CHRUDZIMSKI A, 2001, DIALECTICA, V55, P119 CHURCH A, 1943, J SYMBOLIC LOGIC, V8, P45 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE FREGE G, 1892, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V100, P25 GROSSMANN R, 1974, NOUS, V8, P67 KRIPKE S, 1972, SEMANTICS NATURAL LA, P253 LINSKY L, 1968, REFERRING MARCUS RB, 1961, SYNTHESE, V13, P302 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUGNEN GEGEN, P1 MEINONG A, 1915, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS QUINE WV, 1943, J PHILOS, V40, P113 QUINE WV, 1948, REV METAPHYS, V2, P21 QUINE WV, 1953, LOGICAL POINT VIEW, P139 QUINE WVO, 1960, WORD OBJECT RAPAPORT WJ, 1978, NOUS, V12, P153 REICHER M, 2001, BAUSTEINE GESCHICHTE, P173 REICHER M, 2001, BAUSTEINE GESCHICHTE, P219 REICHER M, 2006, STANFORD ENCY PHILOS ROUTLEY R, 1980, EXPLORING MEINONGS J ROUTLEY R, 1982, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V43, P151 RUSSELL B, 1918, MONIST, V28, P495 RUSSELL B, 1919, MONIST, V28, P190 RUSSELL B, 1919, MONIST, V29, P32 ZALTA E, 1983, ABSTR OBJ ZALTA E, 1988, INTENSIONAL LOGIC ME
NR	28
TC	0
PU	VITTORIO KLOSTERNAMM GMBH
PI	FRANKFURT-AM-MAIN
PA	POSTFACH 90 06 01, D-60446 FRANKFURT-AM-MAIN, GERMANY
SN	0044-3301
J9	Z PHIL FORSCH
JI	Z. Philos. Forsch.
PD	JUL-SEP
PY	2008
VL	62
IS	3
BP	358
EP	384
PG	27
SC	Philosophy
GA	341JY
UT	ISI:000258711700003
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PT	J
AU	Bisin, L
AF	Bisin, Luca
TI	What does it mean to orientate in seeing? Plurality and visibility of the self in Husserl
SO	RIVISTA DI STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIA
LA	Italian
DT	Article
CR	1961, CRISI SCIENZE EUROPE, P191 1978, HUMANISME AUTRE HOMM 1988, RICERCHE LOGICHE 1998, UMANESIMO ALTRO UOMO 2001, FENOMENOLOGIA COSCIE BEGOUT B, 2001, REV PHILOS LOUVAIN, P564 BENEKE E, 1842, SYSTEM LOGIK ALS KUN, P279 BENOIST J, 1997, HUSSERL MYTHE SIGNIF, P21 BENOIST J, 1999, PRIORI CONCEPTUEL BO, P94 BENOIST J, 2002, IRIDE FILOSOFIA DISC, V37, P641 BENOIST J, 2005, AVEC FREGE BRISER FL, P91 BERG J, 1987, BERNARD BOLZANO GE 1, V11, P30 BESOLI M, 2002, NEOKANTISMO FENOMENO, P121 BESOLI S, 1988, CONTENUTO OGGETTO, P71 CASSIRER E, 2001, GESAMMELTE WERKE HAM, V9, P68 CENTI B, 2004, FENOMENOLOGIA RAGION, P264 COSTA V, 2002, IDEE FENOMENOLOGIA P, V1, P307 DESCOMBES V, 1983, GRAMMAIRE OBJECTS TO, P56 ENGLISH J, 2002, VOCABULAIRE HUSSERL, P13 GRIMM J, 1905, DTSCH WORTERBUCH, V10 HERBART JF, 1825, PSYCHOL ALS WISSENSC, P162 HICKERSON R, 2005, J HIST PHILOS, V43, P461 JANICAUD D, 1998, PHENOMENOLOGIE ECLAT, P36 KUHN R, 1998, HUSSERLS BEGRIFF PAS, P115 LANDGREBE L, 1999, ERFAHRUNG URTEIL UNT, P76 LEVINAS E, 1988, DECOUVRANT EXISTENCE, P126 MEINONG A, 1971, GESAWTAUSGABE, V2, P385 MELANDRI E, 1960, LOGICA ESPERIENZA HU, P53 MOHANTY JN, 1974, HUSSERL FREGE NEW LO, P51 SCHUHMANN K, 2004, SELECTED PAPERS PHEN, P135 SIMONS P, 1992, PHILOS LOGIC CENTRAL, P371 SOSSI F, 1998, SCOPRIRE ESISTENZA C, P142 SPINICCI P, 1987, RIV STOR FILOS, P519 SPINICCI P, 1993, LEZIONI SINTESI PASS STUMPF C, 1873, PSYCHOLOGISCHEN URSP, P109 THURNAU D, 1995, HIST WORTERBUCH PHIL, V9 TWARDOWSKI K, 1894, LEHRE INHALT GEGENST, P18 VONEHRENFELS C, 1988, PHILOS SCHRIFTEN, V3, P128 WILLARD D, 1980, HUSSERL LOGIC FAILED, P46 WITTGENSTEIN L, 1969, TRACTATUS LOGICO PHI, V1 WITTGENSTEIN L, 1971, PROTOTRACTATUS EARLY, P48
NR	41
TC	0
PU	FRANCO ANGELI
PI	MILAN
PA	VIALE MONZA 106, 20127 MILAN, ITALY
SN	0393-2516
J9	RIV STOR FILOS
JI	Riv. Stor. Filos.
PY	2008
VL	63
SU	Suppl. 2
BP	25
EP	72
PG	48
SC	Philosophy
GA	329AN
UT	ISI:000257839400003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Jacquette, D
AF	Jacquette, Dale
TI	Object theory logic and mathematics: Two essays by Ernst Mally
SO	HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF LOGIC
LA	English
DT	Editorial Material
AB	Presented here are translations of two essays of the Austrian logician, philosopher and experimental psychologist Ernst Mally, originally delivered at the Third International Congress of Philosophy in Heidelberg, Germany. Both essays conclude with discussion between Mally and Kurt Grelling. Mally was a student of Alexius Meinong and a contributor to logical investigations in the field of object theory (Gegenstandstheorie). In these essays, Mally introduces a vital distinction between formal and extra-formal 'determinations' (Bestimmungen), and he argues that formal determinations are not part of the identity conditions for intended objects, but provide the basis for a theory Of pure logical and mathematical relations. M ally then proceeds to develop a formal logic of formal and extra-formal determinations, whose interrelations of ontic and modal predications provide an analysis of fundamental object theory concepts.
C1	Univ Bern, Inst Philosophie, CH-3000 Bern 9, Switzerland.
RP	Jacquette, D, Univ Bern, Inst Philosophie, Langgassstr 49A, CH-3000 Bern 9, Switzerland.
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NR	26
TC	0
PU	TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
PI	ABINGDON
PA	4 PARK SQUARE, MILTON PARK, ABINGDON OX14 4RN, OXON, ENGLAND
SN	0144-5340
J9	HIST PHILOS LOGIC
JI	Hist. Philos. Log.
PD	MAY
PY	2008
VL	29
IS	2
BP	167
EP	182
DI	10.1080/01445340802011164
PG	16
SC	Ethics; History & Philosophy Of Science; Philosophy
GA	317LL
UT	ISI:000257021600004
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PT	J
AU	Engelmann, A
AF	Engelmann, Arno
TI	From the terrible loneliness to the wonderful agreement of human beings
SO	INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE
LA	English
DT	Article
DE	epistemology; consciousness; reality; probability; hypothesis
ID	SHORT-TERM; ISOMORPHISM; MODEL
AB	What would be the "terrible loneliness" and what would be the "wonderful agreement" in the present paper? The "terrible loneliness" is the only reality that a person perceives and/or thinks during the now going on. For the person, an enormous quantity of occurrences is in the present moment absent. A very small quantity of occurrences is present. The person is the only being in having this. And, this is only during a little moment. The person never thinks about his loneliness in this moment. On the contrary, he thinks he is plenty of people and full of occurrences. But, if he were thinking about reality, he would live in a terrible loneliness. How does he escape himself from this loneliness? He thinks that the probable occurrences are real occurrences. He may be right in a plenty of times. Going through what I call opening hypotheses-basic hypotheses and non-basic but important hypotheses-and going through what I call simply hypotheses he is able to sanction a wonderful agreement of human beings about the known parts of the Universe. However, they are hypotheses, not absolute realities.
C1	Univ Sao Paulo, Inst Philosophy, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
RP	Engelmann, A, Rua Consolacao,3617 Ap 42, BR-01416001 Sao Paulo, Brazil.
EM	arno.engelmann@gmail.com
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NR	76
TC	0
PU	SPRINGER
PI	NEW YORK
PA	233 SPRING STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10013 USA
SN	1053-881X
J9	INTEGR PSYCHOL BEHAV SCI
JI	Integr. Psychol. Behav. Sci.
PD	MAR
PY	2008
VL	42
IS	1
BP	56
EP	75
DI	10.1007/s12124-008-9053-z
PG	20
SC	Psychology, Biological; Neurosciences
GA	267RD
UT	ISI:000253526000007
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PT	J
AU	Kroon, F
AF	Kroon, Frederick
TI	Much ado about nothing: Priest and the reinvention of noneism (Richard Sylvan, Graham Priest)
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Editorial Material
ID	PRETENSE; FREGE
C1	Univ Auckland, Auckland 1, New Zealand.
RP	Kroon, F, Univ Auckland, Auckland 1, New Zealand.
CR	CRIMMINS M, 1998, PHILOS REV, V107, P1 INGARDEN R, 1973, LIT WORK ART KRIPKE S, 1973, UNPUB J LOCKE LECT KROON F, 2004, PHILOS REV, V113, P1 LEWIS D, 1990, MIND, V99, P23 MEINONG A, 1904, REALISM BACKGROUND P PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS ROUTLEY R, 1980, EXPLORING MEINONGS J SALMON N, 1998, NOUS, V32, P277 THOMASSON A, 1999, FICTION METAPHYSICS VANINWAGEN P, 1977, AM PHILOS Q, V14, P299 WALTON K, 1990, MIMESIS MAKE BELIEVE YABLO S, 2001, MIDWEST STUD PHILOS, V25, P72 ZALTA E, 1988, INTENSIONAL LOGIC ME
NR	14
TC	0
PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHING
PI	OXFORD
PA	9600 GARSINGTON RD, OXFORD OX4 2DQ, OXON, ENGLAND
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PD	JAN
PY	2008
VL	76
IS	1
BP	199
EP	207
PG	9
SC	Philosophy
GA	254MM
UT	ISI:000252590700012
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PT	J
AU	Hilpinen, R
AF	Hilpinen, Risto
TI	Peirce's theory of signs
SO	TRANSACTIONS OF THE CHARLES S PEIRCE SOCIETY
LA	English
DT	Book Review
DE	TL Short; Alexius Meinong; sign; icon; index; dynamic object; immediate object; proposition
AB	This paper is a commentary on some topics discussed by Thomas Short in his recent book Peirce's Theory of Signs: Peirce's distinction between iconic and indexical signs, the objects of propositions, and different ways of interpreting the distinction between the immediate and dynamic objects of signs. Peirce's distinction between immediate and dynamic objects is in certain respects analogous to Alexius Meinong's distinction between the "auxiliary objects" and the 11 ultimate objects" ("target objects") of mental representations. It is suggested that the models of a theory can be regarded as its immediate objects, and the real systems represented by the models are the dynamic objects of the theory.
C1	[Hilpinen, Risto] Miami Univ, Oxford, OH 45056 USA.
RP	Hilpinen, R, Miami Univ, Oxford, OH 45056 USA.
EM	hilpinen@miami.edu
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NR	25
TC	0
PU	INDIANA UNIV PRESS
PI	BLOOMINGTON
PA	601 N MORTON STREET, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47404-3797 USA
SN	0009-1774
J9	TRANS C S PEIRCE SOC
JI	Trans. Charles S Peirce Soc.
PD	FAL
PY	2007
VL	43
IS	4
BP	610
EP	618
PG	9
SC	Philosophy
GA	247KP
UT	ISI:000252078100002
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PT	J
AU	Shchedrovitsky, PG
AF	Shchedrovitsky, P. G.
TI	Changes in thinking on a boundary of XXI century: social and cultural calls
SO	VOPROSY FILOSOFII
LA	Russian
DT	Article
CR	BRODEL F, 1988, MAT TSIVILIZATSIYA E, V2 BURDE P, 1994, NACHALA GALTUNG J, 1993, EUROTOPIA ZUKUNFT EI GENISARETSKII OI, 1987, SOTSIALNOKULTURNYE P GENISARETSKII OI, 1988, THESIS GENISARETSKII OI, 1994, DEYATELNOST PROEKTIR GENISARETSKII OI, 1996, KENTAVR KANT I, 1966, SOCH, V5 KHABERMAS Y, 1992, DEMOKRATIYA RAZUM N KHABERMAS Y, 2001, PRAKTICHESKII SMYSL KULPE O, 1923, REALISIERUNG BEITRAG, V1 MEINONG A, 2004, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN MEINONG A, 2007, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS SHCHEDROVITSKII GP, 1991, VOPROSY METODOLOGII SHCHEDROVITSKII GP, 1992, VOPROSY METODOLOGII SHCHEDROVITSKII GP, 1995, IZBRANNYE T SHCHEDROVITSKII GP, 2000, KENTAVR SHCHEDROVITSKII GP, 2006, EKSPERIMENTALNAYA ZH SHCHEDROVITSKII GP, 2006, METODE ISSLEDOVANIYA SHCHEDROVITSKII GP, 2006, PROBLEMY SEMANTIKI SHCHEDROVITSKII GP, 2006, ZNAK DEYATELNOST SHCHEDROVITSKII PG, 1993, AVGUR SHCHEDROVITSKII PG, 2006, SOOBSHCHENIE SHOPENGAUER A, 1880, MIR VOLYA PREDSTAVLE TEILOR EB, 1989, PERVOBYTNAYA KULTURA VALLERSTAIN I, 2003, KONETS ZNAKOMOGO MIR VYGOTSKII LS, 1982, SOCH
NR	27
TC	0
PU	MEZHDUNARODNAYA KNIGA
PI	MOSCOW
PA	39 DIMITROVA UL., 113095 MOSCOW, RUSSIA
SN	0042-8744
J9	VOP FILOS
JI	Vopr. Filos.
PY	2007
IS	7
BP	36
EP	54
PG	19
SC	Philosophy
GA	199MO
UT	ISI:000248700100004
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PT	J
AU	Boukema, H
AF	Boukema, Harm
TI	Russell, Meinong and the origin of the theory of descriptions (Bertrand Russell, A Meinong)
SO	RUSSELL-THE JOURNAL OF THE BERTRAND RUSSELL STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Proceedings Paper
CT	Conference on Russell Versus Meinong - 100 Years after On Denoting
CY	MAY 14-18, 2005
CL	Hamilton, CANADA
HO	McMaster Univ, Bertrand Russell Res Ctr
AB	According to his own account, Russell was "led to" the Theory of Descriptions by "the desire to avoid Meinong's unduly populous realm of being". This "official view" has been subjected to severe criticism. However stimulating this criticism may be, it is too extreme and therefore not critical enough. It fails to fully acknowledge both the way it is itself opposed to Russell and the way Russell and Meinong were opposed to their opponents. In order to avoid these failures, a more "dialectical" kind of analysis will be applied. It leads to unravelling two confusions shared by the official and the unofficial views: the confusion between conception and adoption of the theory of descriptions and the confusion between three varieties of Meinongianism. By means of these distinctions both a significant kernel of truth contained in Russell's account and the underlying motive for his distortion of the historical facts can be laid bare.
C1	Radboud Univ Nijmegen, NL-6500 HD Nijmegen, Netherlands.
RP	Boukema, H, Radboud Univ Nijmegen, NL-6500 HD Nijmegen, Netherlands.
EM	HBOUKEMA@PHIL.RU.NL
CR	AYER AJ, 1971, RUSSELL MOORE ANAL H BOUKEMA HP, 2005, TEOREMA, V24, P133 CARTWRIGHT R, 1987, PHILOS ESSAYS, P95 COFFA JA, 1980, SYNTHESE, V45, P43 FREGE G, 1879, BEGRIFFSSCHRIFT FREGE G, 1884, GRUNDLAGEN ARITHMETI FREGE G, 1892, KLEINE SCHRIFTEN, P143 FREGE G, 1893, GRUNDGESETZE ARITHME, V1 GRIFFIN N, 1996, B RUSSELL ORIGIN ANA, P23 HYLTON P, 1990, RUSSELL IDEALISM EME, P237 HYLTON P, 2004, CAMBRIDGE COMPANION, P202 LACKEY D, 1973, RUSSELL, P15 MEINONG A, 1904, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE S, P1 QUINE WVO, 1948, LOGICAL POINT VIEW, P1 QUINE WVO, 1967, B RUSSELL PHILOS CEN RUSSELL B, PAPERS, V4, P315 RUSSELL B, PAPERS, V4, P360 RUSSELL B, PAPERS, V4, P415 RUSSELL B, PAPERS, V4, P596 RUSSELL B, 1897, ESSAY FDN GEOMETRY RUSSELL B, 1899, PAPERS, V2, P138 RUSSELL B, 1900, CRITICAL EXPOSITION RUSSELL B, 1903, PRINCIPLES MATH RUSSELL B, 1904, PAPERS, V4, P432 RUSSELL B, 1905, PAPERS, V4, P486 RUSSELL B, 1906, PHILOS ESSAYS, P139 RUSSELL B, 1909, PHILOS ESSAYS, P147 RUSSELL B, 1911, MYSTICISM LOGIC OTHE, P152 RUSSELL B, 1913, PAPERS, V7 RUSSELL B, 1918, LOGIC KNOWLEDGE, P177 RUSSELL B, 1919, INTRO MATH PHILOS RUSSELL B, 1944, PHILOS B RUSSELL, P5 WHITEHEAD AN, 1910, PRINCIPIA MATH, V1
NR	33
TC	0
PU	BETRAND RUSSELL RESEARCH CENTRE
PI	HAMILTON
PA	MCMASTER UNIVERSITY, HAMILTON, ONTARIO L8S 4M2, CANADA
SN	0036-0163
J9	RUSSELL-J B RUSSELL STUD
JI	Russell-J. Bertrand Russell Stud.
PD	SUM
PY	2007
VL	27
IS	1
BP	41
EP	72
PG	32
SC	Philosophy
GA	176CD
UT	ISI:000247059500004
ER

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PT	J
AU	Chrudzimski, A
AF	Chrudzimski, Arkadiusz
TI	Meinong's version of the description theory (Alexius Meinong)
SO	RUSSELL-THE JOURNAL OF THE BERTRAND RUSSELL STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Proceedings Paper
CT	Conference on Russell Versus Meinong - 100 Years after On Denoting
CY	MAY 14-18, 2005
CL	Hamilton, CANADA
HO	McMaster Univ, Bertrand Russell Res Ctr
AB	About 1904 Meinong formulated his most famous idea: there are no empty (non-referential) terms. Russell also did not accept non-referential singular terms, but in "On Denoting" he claimed that all singular terms that are apparently empty could be explained away as apparent singular terms. However, if we take a more careful look at both theories, the picture becomes more complex. It is well known that Russell's concept of a genuine proper name is very technical; but this is also true of Meinong. Also, according to Meinong we can refer "directly" only to a very special category of ontologically simple objects. However, a very important difference is that, in the domain of Meinongian objects, a plurality of objects always corresponds to each description. Thus, if Meinong were right, there could be no definite descriptions. If we narrow the domain of reference to existent objects, we can secure the uniqueness of the reference object by specifying a collection of predicates that is contingently satisfied by only one (existing) object. But if we operate in the domain of all possible objects, we have to specify all properties that are had by the object in question. It turns out that such a "Leibnizian" specification amounts to the complete description of a possible world.
C1	Salzburg Univ, Univ Szczecin, A-5020 Salzburg, Austria.
RP	Chrudzimski, A, Salzburg Univ, Univ Szczecin, A-5020 Salzburg, Austria.
EM	ARKADIUSZ.CHRUDZIMSKI@SBG.AC.AT
CR	CHRUDZIMSKI A, 2001, DIALECTICA, V55, P119 CHRUDZIMSKI A, 2003, METAPHYSICA, V4, P39 CHRUDZIMSKI A, 2005, MEINONG STUDIES, V1, P7 CHRUDZIMSKI A, 2005, Z PHILOS FORSCH, V59, P49 MEINONG A, 1902, ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, 1904, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2, P481 MEINONG A, 1910, GESAMTAUSGABE, V4 MEINONG A, 1915, GESAMTAUSGABE, V6 MEINONG A, 1969, GESAMTAUSGABE RUSSELL B, 1903, PRINCIPLES MATH RUSSELL B, 1905, PAPERS, V4, P415 RUSSELL B, 1910, PAPERS, V6, P354
NR	12
TC	0
PU	BETRAND RUSSELL RESEARCH CENTRE
PI	HAMILTON
PA	MCMASTER UNIVERSITY, HAMILTON, ONTARIO L8S 4M2, CANADA
SN	0036-0163
J9	RUSSELL-J B RUSSELL STUD
JI	Russell-J. Bertrand Russell Stud.
PD	SUM
PY	2007
VL	27
IS	1
BP	73
EP	85
PG	13
SC	Philosophy
GA	176CD
UT	ISI:000247059500005
ER

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PT	J
AU	Kaye, SM
AF	Kaye, Sharon M.
TI	True friendship and the logic of lying
SO	JOURNAL OF VALUE INQUIRY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	John Carroll Univ, Dept Philosophy, University Hts, OH 44118 USA.
RP	Kaye, SM, John Carroll Univ, Dept Philosophy, 20700 N Pk Blvd, University Hts, OH 44118 USA.
EM	skaye@jcu.edu
CR	BOEHNER P, 1958, COLLECTED ARTICLES O, P254 BOK S, 1979, LYING CORAZZA E, 2003, DIALECTICA, V57 DEOCKHAM G, 1974, OPERA PHILOS, V1, P744 DEOCKHAM G, 1981, OPERA THEOLOGICA, V2, P561 DIAMOND C, 1976, WITTGENSTEINS LECT F, P207 HERZBERGER HG, 1975, CONT RES PHILOS LOGI, P72 KIERKEGAARD S, 1973, CONCLUDING UNSCIENCT, P213 MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P OCKHAM W, 1983, PREDESTINATION GODS PAKALUK M, 1991, OTHER SELVES PHILOS, P137 PERLOFF M, 1996, WITTGENSTEINS LADDER, P18 REUTER M, 1998, VIVARIUM, V36, P112 RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14 SIMMONS K, 1987, HIST PHILOS LOGIC, V8 SPADE P, 1974, NOTRE DAME J FORMAL, V15 SPADE P, 1981, VIVARIUM, V19 WITTGENSTEIN L, 1958, PHILOS INVEST, P160
NR	18
TC	0
PU	SPRINGER
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	VAN GODEWIJCKSTRAAT 30, 3311 GZ DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0022-5363
J9	J VALUE INQUIRY
JI	J. Value Inq.
PD	DEC
PY	2005
VL	39
IS	3-4
BP	475
EP	485
DI	10.1007/s10790-006-7527-0
PG	11
SC	Ethics; Philosophy
GA	177RO
UT	ISI:000247170400012
ER

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PT	J
AU	Rapaport, WJ
AF	Rapaport, William J.
TI	How Helen Keller used syntactic semantics to escape from a Chinese Room
SO	MINDS AND MACHINES
LA	English
DT	Review
DE	animal communication; Chinese Room Argument; Helen Keller; Herbert Terrace; knowledge representation; names; natural-language understanding; SNePS; syntactic semantics
ID	ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE; IMPLEMENTATION; COGNITION; MACHINE; SCIENCE; HOLISM; MINDS
AB	A computer can come to understand natural language the same way Helen Keller did: by using "syntactic semantics"-a theory of how syntax can suffice for semantics, i.e., how semantics for natural language can be provided by means of computational symbol manipulation. This essay considers real-life approximations of Chinese Rooms, focusing on Helen Keller's experiences growing up deaf and blind, locked in a sort of Chinese Room yet learning how to communicate with the outside world. Using the SNePS computational knowledge-representation system, the essay analyzes Keller's belief that learning that "everything has a name" was the key to her success, enabling her to "partition" her mental concepts into mental representations of: words, objects, and the naming relations between them. It next looks at Herbert Terrace's theory of naming, which is akin to Keller's, and which only humans are supposed to be capable of. The essay suggests that computers at least, and perhaps non-human primates, are also capable of this kind of naming.
C1	SUNY Buffalo, Dept Comp Sci & Engn, Buffalo, NY 14260 USA. SUNY Buffalo, Dept Philosophy, Buffalo, NY 14260 USA. SUNY Buffalo, Dept Linguist, Buffalo, NY 14260 USA. SUNY Buffalo, Ctr Cognit Sci, Buffalo, NY 14260 USA.
RP	Rapaport, WJ, SUNY Buffalo, Dept Comp Sci & Engn, Buffalo, NY 14260 USA.
EM	rapaport@cse.buffalo.edu
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BOOKS, V3, P53 THOMASON RH, 2003, CONTEXT 2003, P328 TURING AM, 1950, MIND, V59, P433 VONGLASERSFELD E, 1977, LANGUAGE LEARNING CH, P55 WEIZENBAUM J, 1966, COMMUN ACM, V9, P36 WILSON FR, 1998, HAND WINSTON PH, 1975, READINGS KNOWLEDGE R, P141 WITTGENSTEIN L, 1958, PHILOS INVESTIGATION WOODS WA, 1975, REPRESENTATION UNDER, P35 ZUCKERMANN LS, 1991, NEW YORK REV BOOKS, V3, P53
NR	155
TC	0
PU	SPRINGER
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	VAN GODEWIJCKSTRAAT 30, 3311 GZ DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0924-6495
J9	MIND MACH
JI	Minds Mach.
PD	DEC
PY	2006
VL	16
IS	4
BP	381
EP	436
DI	10.1007/s11023-007-9054-6
PG	56
SC	Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence
GA	151NV
UT	ISI:000245298300001
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PT	J
AU	Caplan, B
AF	Caplan, Ben
TI	A new defence of the modal existence requirement
SO	SYNTHESE
LA	English
DT	Article
AB	In this paper, I defend the claim that an object can have a property only if it exists from two arguments, both of which turn on how to understand Plantinga's notion of the alpha-transform of a property.
C1	Univ Manitoba, Dept Philosophy, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2M8, Canada.
RP	Caplan, B, Univ Manitoba, Dept Philosophy, 468 Univ Coll, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2M8, Canada.
EM	ben_caplan@umanitoba.ca
CR	ADAMS RM, 1974, NOUS, V8, P211 CHISHOLM RM, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P FINE K, 1985, A PLANTINGA, P145 KAPLAN D, 1973, SYNTHESE LIB, V49, P490 KAPLAN D, 1989, THEMES KAPLAN, P481 KRIPKE SA, 1980, NAMING NECESSITY MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUGNEN GEGEN, P1 PLANTINGA A, 1978, AM PHILOS Q, V15, P129 PLANTINGA A, 2003, ESSAYS METAPHYSICS M SALMON N, 1981, REFERENCE ESSENCE YAGISAWA T, 2005, ANALYSIS, V65, P39
NR	11
TC	0
PU	SPRINGER
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	VAN GODEWIJCKSTRAAT 30, 3311 GZ DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0039-7857
J9	SYNTHESE
JI	Synthese
PD	JAN
PY	2007
VL	154
IS	2
BP	335
EP	343
DI	10.1007/s11229-005-3491-7
PG	9
SC	History & Philosophy Of Science
GA	121XL
UT	ISI:000243190200008
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PT	J
AU	McDaniel, K
AF	McDaniel, Kris
TI	Modal realisms
SO	NOUS
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	POSSIBLE WORLDS; STRUCTURAL UNIVERSALS; TEMPORARY INTRINSICS; ACTUALISM; METAPHYSICS; ENDURANCE; THISNESS; TROPES; LEWIS
C1	Syracuse Univ, Syracuse, NY USA.
RP	McDaniel, K, Syracuse Univ, Syracuse, NY USA.
CR	ADAMS RM, 1974, NOUS, V8, P211 ADAMS RM, 1979, J PHILOS, V76, P5 ADAMS RM, 1981, SYNTHESE, V49, P3 ARMSTRONG DM, 1986, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V64, P85 ARMSTRONG DM, 1989, UNIVERSALS OPINIONAT ARMSTRONG DM, 1997, WORLD STATES AFFAIRS ARMSTRONG DM, 2004, TRUTH TRUTHMAKERS BACON J, 2002, STANFORD ENCY PHILOS BENNETT K, IN PRESS PHILOS REV BENNETT K, IN PRESS PHILOS STUD BENNETT K, 2004, PHILOS STUD, V118, P339 BRICKER P, 1996, PHILOS STUD, V84, P225 BRICKER P, 2001, REALITY HUMEAN SUPER, P27 CAMPBELL K, 1990, ABSTRACT PARTICULARS CAMPELL K, 1981, MIDWEST STUD PHILOS, P471 EGAN A, 2004, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V82, P48 EHRING D, 1997, ANALYSIS, V57, P254 EHRING D, 2004, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V82, P436 FORREST P, 1984, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V62, P164 FORREST P, 1984, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V64, P15 FORREST P, 1986, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V64, P89 HASLANGER S, 1989, ANALYSIS, V49, P119 HELLER M, 1998, J PHILOS, V95, P293 HINCHLIFF M, 1996, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V10, P119 JOHNSTON M, 1987, ARISTOTELIAN SOC S, V61, P107 KAPLAN D, 1975, J PHILOS, V72, P716 LEWIS D, 1970, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V48, P206 LEWIS D, 1970, NOUS, V4, P175 LEWIS D, 1971, J PHILOS, V68, P203 LEWIS D, 1973, COUNTERFACTUALS LEWIS D, 1983, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V61, P343, DOI 10.1080/00048408312341131 LEWIS D, 1983, PHILOS PAPERS, V1 LEWIS D, 1986, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V64, P25 LEWIS D, 1986, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V64, P92 LEWIS D, 1986, PHILOS PAPERS, V2 LEWIS D, 1986, PLURALITY WORLDS LEWIS D, 1991, PARTS CLASSES LEWIS D, 1999, PAPERS METAPHYSICS E LEWIS D, 2004, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V82, P3 LINSKY B, 1994, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V8, P431 LOUX M, 1979, POSSIBLE ACTUAL MARTIN CB, 1980, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V58, P3 MCDANIEL K, IN PRESS PHILOS STUD MCDANIEL K, UNPUB STRUCTURE MAKI MCDANIEL K, 2004, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V82, P137 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN MELLOR DH, 1981, REAL TIME MENZEL C, 2000, STANFORD ENCY PHILOS MERRICKS T, 1994, J PHILOS, V91, P165 MILLER RB, 2001, PHILOSOPHIA, V28, P3 OLEARYHAWTHORNE J, 1998, PHILOS STUD, V91, P205 OLIVER A, 1996, MIND, V105, P1 PARSONS J, IN PRESS OXFORD STUD PLANTINGA A, 1974, NATURE NECESSITY PLANTINGA A, 1976, THEORIA-SPAIN, V42, P139 QUINE WVO, 1951, PHILOS STUD, V2, P11 QUINE WVO, 1953, LOGICAL POINT VIEW, P1 RODRIGUEZPEREYRA G, 2004, ANALYSIS, V64, P72 SCHAFFER J, 2001, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V79, P247 SIDER T, 1996, PHILOS STUD, V81, P283 SKOW B, IN PRESS PHILOS STUD TOMBERLIN JE, 1996, PHILOS STUD, V84, P263 VANINWAGEN P, 1986, MW STUDIES PHILOS, P185 VANINWAGEN P, 1990, NOUS, V24, P245 WILLIAMS DC, 1953, REV METAPHYS, V7, P3
NR	65
TC	0
PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHING
PI	OXFORD
PA	9600 GARSINGTON RD, OXFORD OX4 2DQ, OXON, ENGLAND
SN	0029-4624
J9	NOUS
JI	Nous
PY	2006
SU	Suppl. S
BP	303
EP	331
PG	29
SC	Philosophy
GA	119QH
UT	ISI:000243027300010
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PT	J
AU	Macey, D
AF	Macey, David
TI	Res, Ens LATIN - Eng. thing, something
SO	RADICAL PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	ANSELM, 1986, OEUVRE SAINT ANSELME AUGUSTINE, 1941, BIBLIO AUGUSTINIENNE, V6 AUGUSTINE, 1949, MAGISTERE CHRETIEN AUGUSTINE, 1997, CHRISTIAN TEACHING AVICENNA, 1978, METAPHYSIUQE SHIF BONAVENTURE, 1882, OPERA OMINA CICERO, 1965, NATURA DEORUM CLAUBERG J, 1691, OPERA OMNIA PHILOS DAURIOLE P, 1956, P AUREOLI SCVRIPTUM DELIBERA A, 1996, QUERELLE U PLATON FI DELIBERA A, 1999, ART GEN THEORIES ABS DERIJK LM, 1987, LOGOS PRAGMA ESSAYS DOYLE JP, 1998, MEDIOEVO RIVISTA STO, V24 DUNS S, 1950, OPERA OMINA STUDIO C ERNOUT A, 1994, DICT ETYMOLOGIQUE LA FATTORI M, 1982, 3 C INT LESS INT EUR FONSECA P, 1964, I DIALECTARIUM LIBRI GOCLENIUS R, 1613, LEXICON PHILOS TANQU GOICHON AM, 1937, DISTINCTION ESSENCE HADOT P, 1999, ETUDES PHILOS ANCIEN HENRY GHENT, 1961, QUODL HENRY GHENT, 1979, OPERA OMNIA JAVELLI C, 1563, TOTIUS PHILOS COMPEN JOLIVET J, 1984, ETUDES AVICENNE JOLIVET J, 1987, ASPECTS PENSEE MEDIE KOBUSCH T, 1996, J DUNS SCOTUS METAPH LATINUS A, 1977, LIBER PHILOS PRIMA S LOHMANN J, 1951, LEXIS STUDIEN SPRACH, V2 LONG AA, 1986, PRINCIPAL SOURCES PH, V2 MEINONG A, 1999, THEORIE OBJET PRESEN MOINGT J, 1966, THEOLOGIE TRINITAIRE PAULUS J, 1938, H GAND ESSAI TENDANC PLATO, 1932, LETT LUCILIUS POLENZ M, 1959, STOA GESCHICHTE EINE SINA, 1960, AL SHIFA SUAREZ F, 1856, DISUPTATIONES METAPH, V25 VALLA L, 1540, OPERA OMNIA VONARNIM J, 1964, STOICORUM VETERMUN F VONARNIM J, 1998, STOICI ANTICHI TUTTI WIELAND W, 1970, ARISTOTELISCHE PHYS
NR	40
TC	0
PU	RADICAL PHILOSOPHY
PI	LONDON
PA	C/O CENTRAL BOOKS, 99 WALLIS RD, LONDON E9 5LN, ENGLAND
SN	0300-211X
J9	RADICAL PHILOS
JI	Radic. Philos.
PD	SEP-OCT
PY	2006
IS	139
BP	36
EP	50
PG	15
SC	Ethics; Women's Studies
GA	080NE
UT	ISI:000240253800006
ER

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PT	J
AU	Betti, A
TI	Propositions and states of affairs in Twardowski
SO	DIALOGUE-CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
LA	French
DT	Article
AB	Twardowski's On the Content and Object of Presentations (1894) is one of the most influential works that Austrian philosophy has left to posterity. The manuscript Logik (1894-1895) supplements that work and allows us to reconstruct Twardowski's theory of judgement. These texts raise several issues, in particular whether Twardowski accepts propositions and states of affairs in his theory of judgement and whether his theory is acceptable. This article presents Twardowski's theory, shows that he accepts states of affairs, that he has a notion of proposition, and that his theory is interesting and sophisticated.
C1	Univ Libre Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
RP	Betti, A, Univ Libre Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
CR	ARMSTRONG DM, 1997, WORLD STATES AFFAIRS BENOIST J, 2001, REPRESENTATIONS OBJE BENOIST J, 2002, ENTRE ACTE SENS THEO BETTI A, 2004, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V67, P1 BETTI A, 2004, IN PRESS LOGICS PHIL BILAT A, 2001, SLOWNIK POJEC FILOZI, P254 BOLZANO B, 1837, WISSENSCHAFTSLEHRE BRANDL J, 2000, STANFORD ENCY PHILOS BRENTANO F, 1973, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN BRENTANO F, 1974, WAHRHEIT EVIDENZ, P3 CASARI E, 1992, BOLZANOS WISSENSCHAF, P55 CHISHOLM R, 1976, PERSON OBJECT METAPH CHISHOLM R, 1977, THEORY KNOWLEDGE CHISHOLM R, 1982, BRENTANO MEINONG STU CHURCH A, 1956, PROBLEM UNIVERSALS, P3 CZEZOWSKI T, 1918, PRZEGLAD FILOZOFICZN, V21 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE HOFLER A, 1890, PHILOS PROPADEUTIK, V1 HUSSERL E, 1900, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN HUSSERL E, 1979, HUSSERLIANA, V22, P303 INGARDEN R, 1960, DZIELE LIT BADANIA P INGARDEN R, 1961, SPOR ISTNIENIE SWIAT, V2 MARKOSIAN N, 2004, OXFORD STUDIES METAP, V1, P47 MEINONG A, 1971, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2, P379 MEINONG A, 1978, GESAMTAUSGABE, V7, P199 MULLIGAN K, 1984, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V44, P287 MULLIGAN K, 1985, TEORIA, V5, P145 MULLIGAN K, 1989, EPISTEMOLOGIA, V12, P207 MULLIGAN K, 1989, TOPOI S, V2, P117 PRIOR AN, 1976, DOCTIRNE PROPOSITION RASPA V, 1995, STUDI URBINATI B, V67, P115 REINACH A, 1911, MUNCHENER PHILOS ABH SIMONS P, 1992, DISCIPLINE FILOSOFIC, V7, P29 SMITH B, 1989, TRADITION ANAL PHILO, P415 TWARDOWSKI K, 1894, LEHRE INHALT GEGENST TWARDOWSKI K, 1894, LOGIKA TWARDOWSKI K, 1895, LOGIKA TWARDOWSKI K, 1991, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V39, P1 TWARDOWSKI K, 1996, FILOZOFIA NAUKI, V4, P155 VALLICELLA WF, 2000, NOUS, V34, P237 WETZEL T, 2003, STANFORD ENCY PH FAL ZEGLEN UM, 1996, AXIOMATHES, P267
NR	42
TC	0
PU	CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOC
PI	OTTAWA
PA	MORISSET HALL #375, UNIV OTTAWA, OTTAWA, ONTARIO K1N 6N5, CANADA
SN	0012-2173
J9	DIALOGUE-CAN PHIL REV
JI	Dialogue-Can. Philos. Rev.
PD	SUM
PY	2005
VL	44
IS	3
BP	469
EP	492
PG	24
SC	Philosophy
GA	999TX
UT	ISI:000234414500003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Plourde, J
TI	Wittgenstein and the judgement theories of Russel and de Meinong
SO	DIALOGUE-CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
LA	French
DT	Article
AB	One of the main challenges faced by Russell's theory of judgement was to provide a satisfactory account of judgement that was not committed to the existence of true, false, or non-existent complex entities such as Meinongian objectives. In the study of the Russell-Wittgenstein debate on that theory, scholars never considered the idea that Wittgenstein might not have followed Russell on that issue. In this article, I address that question and hold, first, that problems raised by Russell's theory of judgement find their solution in the picture theory. Then, I show that Wittgenstein hesitated for a long period of time in the Notebooks between a version of his solution which is committed to the existence of possible (non-existing) complex entities and one which is not. Finally, I argue that he did, along with Meinong, go for a committing version in the Tractatus.
C1	Univ Quebec, Montreal, PQ H3C 3P8, Canada.
RP	Plourde, J, Univ Quebec, Montreal, PQ H3C 3P8, Canada.
CR	ANSCOMBE GEM, 1959, INTRO WITTGENSTEINS BLACKWELL K, 1981, PERSPECTIVES PHILOS, P1 BOGEN J, 1972, WITTGENSTEINS PHILOS CANDLISH S, 1996, UNITY PROPOSITION RU, P103 FRASCOLLA P, 2000, TRACTATUS LOGICOPHIL GRIFFIN J, 1964, WITTGENSTEINS LOGICA GRIFFIN J, 1980, SYNTHESE, V45, P117 GRIFFIN J, 1985, RUSSELL, P132 GRIFFIN J, 1991, DIALOGUE, V30, P549 GRIFFIN N, 1985, PHILOS STUD, V47, P213 HOCHBERG H, 2000, THEORIA-SPAIN, V43, P3 HYDER D, 2002, MECH MEANING PROPOSI MAURY A, 1977, ACTA PHILOS FENNICA, V29 MEINONG A, 1977, ANNAHMEN GESAMTAUSGA, V4 MONK R, 1996, B RUSSELL ORIGINS AN MONK R, 1996, B RUSSELL SPIRIT SOL MULLIGAN K, 1986, TOPOI, V5, P115 MULLIGAN K, 1988, TOPOI S, V2, P117 PEARS D, 1977, PHILOS REV, V86, P177 PEARS D, 1979, P 3 INT WITTG S VIEN, P101 PEARS D, 1987, FALSE PRISON STUDY D, V1 PEARS D, 1989, REREADING RUSSELL ES, V12, P169 PLOURDE J, 2004, THESIS U GENEVE RAMSDENEAMES E, 1984, INTRO RUSSELL, R5 RUSSELL B, 1904, COLLECTED PAPERS B R, V4, P431 RUSSELL B, 1906, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC, V7, P28 RUSSELL B, 1991, AUTOBIOGRAPHY B RUSS, V2 RUSSELL B, 1994, LOGIC KNOWLEDGE, P177 RUSSELL B, 1994, PHILOS ESSAYS, P147 RUSSELL B, 1999, PROBLEMS PHILOS RUSSELL B, 2002, COLLECTED PAPERS B R, V7 RUSSELL BAW, 1992, COLLECTED PAPERS B R, V6, P54 SIMONS PM, 1992, PHILOS LOGIC CENTRAL, P319 SOMMERVILLE SS, 1980, LANGUAGE LOGIC PHILO, P182 STOCK G, 1972, UNDERSTANDING WITTGE, V7, P62 TULLY RE, 1988, DIALOGUE, V27, P299 VONWRIGHT GH, 1982, WITTGENSTEIN, P183 WITTGENSTEIN L, 1979, NOTEBOOKS 1914 1916 WITTGENSTEIN L, 1993, LOGISCHPHILOSOPHISCH
NR	39
TC	0
PU	CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOC
PI	OTTAWA
PA	MORISSET HALL #375, UNIV OTTAWA, OTTAWA, ONTARIO K1N 6N5, CANADA
SN	0012-2173
J9	DIALOGUE-CAN PHIL REV
JI	Dialogue-Can. Philos. Rev.
PD	SPR
PY	2005
VL	44
IS	2
BP	249
EP	283
PG	35
SC	Philosophy
GA	951NH
UT	ISI:000230936900003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Goldstick, D
TI	On what there is
SO	PACIFIC PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
AB	This paper programmatically outlines a case for "nominalism". If brown and colored are so related logically that being colored is nothing over and above being brown, then whatever "exists" other than concreta is nothing over and above concreta. Possibilities of rain and "universals" like the shape, circularity (= the logical possibility of being so shaped), lack "existence" in another sense. ("There are things that don't exist" shows that 'there are' is used even more broadly than 'there exist'.) The univocity of,exist' is disproved by "A prime number between 6 and 10 exists" being analytic despite the invalidity of ontological arguments.
C1	Univ Toronto, Dept Philosophy, Toronto, ON M5S 1A1, Canada.
RP	Goldstick, D, Univ Toronto, Dept Philosophy, Toronto, ON M5S 1A1, Canada.
CR	ANSELM, ANSELM CANTERBURY, V1 AUSTIN JL, 1961, PHILOS PAPERS, P126 GOLDSTICK D, 1972, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V32, P533 GOLDSTICK D, 1978, MIND, V87, P1 GOLDSTICK D, 1980, DIALECTICA, V34, P183 GOLDSTICK D, 1989, AM PHILOS Q, V26, P231 GOLDSTICK D, 1989, LOGIQUE ANAL, V32, P139 MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P83 NORMAN M, 1960, PHILOS REV, V69, P52 QUINE WV, 1960, LOGICAL POINT VIEW, P20 QUINE WV, 1960, WORD OBJECT, P26 QUINE WVO, 1961, LOGICAL POINT VIEW, P1 WILLIAMS DC, 1953, REV METAPHYS, V7, P3
NR	13
TC	0
PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHING
PI	OXFORD
PA	9600 GARSINGTON RD, OXFORD OX4 2DQ, OXON, ENGLAND
SN	0031-5621
J9	PAC PHIL QUART
JI	Pac. Philos. Q.
PD	SEP
PY	2005
VL	86
IS	3
BP	313
EP	320
PG	8
SC	Philosophy
GA	961BF
UT	ISI:000231636200002
ER

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PT	B
AU	Quesada, RM
ED	Weingartner, P
TI	Does metaphysics need a non-classical logic?
SO	ALTERNATIVE LOGICS: DO SCIENCES NEED THEM?
LA	English
DT	Proceedings Paper
CT	Conference on Alternative Logics - Do Sciences Need Them
CY	MAY, 1999
CL	Salzburg, AUSTRIA
SP	Acad Int Philosoph Sci
HO	Inst Wissenschaftstheorie, Int Forsch Zentrum
CR	ARISTOTLE, 1928, POSTERIOR ANAL ARISTOTLE, 1928, PRIOR ANAL ARMSTRONG DM, 1961, PERCEPTION PHYS WORL AUGSTIN, 1845, CITE DIEU BATENS D, 1989, PARACONSISTENT LOGIC BERGSON H, 1981, EVOLUTION CREATRICE BERGSON H, 1982, 2 SOURCES MORALE REL BUNGE M, 1967, FDN PHYS BUNGE M, 1977, TREATISE BASIC PHILO BUNGE M, 1980, EPISTEMOLOGIA DACOSTA NCA, 1963, THESIS U FEDERAL PAR DACOSTA NCA, 1974, NOTRE DAME J FORM L, V15, P497 ENGELS F, 1959, DIALEKTIK NATUR ENGLEWOOD C, 1973, ROOTS REFERENCE GASSET JOY, 1933, TORNO GALILEO HEGEL GWF, 1931, PHENOMENOLOGY MIND HEGEL GWF, 1951, WISSENSCHAFT LOGIK HEMPEL CG, 1966, PHILOS NATURAL SCI KANT I, 1924, KRITIK REINEN VERNUN KOSKO B, 1997, 2 FUZZY PENSIERO KRUSE R, 1994, FDN FUZZY SYSTEMS MARITAIN J, 1994, ORDEN CONCEPTOS MARX K, 1985, IDEOLOGIA ALEMANA CO MARX K, 1995, HEILIGE FAMILIE MEINONG A, 1988, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE MILL S, 1981, SYSTEM LOGIC RATIOCI NGUYEN HT, 1997, 1 COURSE FUZZY LOGIC PLATO, PARMENIDES PLATO, 1966, REPUBLIQUE PLOTINUS, 1956, PLOTINS SCHRIFTEN PRIEST G, PARACONSISTENT LOGIC QUESADA FM, 1980, LOGICA I FILOSOFIA M QUESADA FM, 1989, PARACONSISTENT LOGIC QUESADA FM, 1997, PHILOS MATH TODAY QUINE WV, 1961, LOGICAL POINT VIEW QUINE WV, 1966, WAYS PARADOX QUINE WV, 1970, PHILOS LOGIC ROUTLEY R, 1980, EXPLORING MEINONGS J ROUTLEY R, 1982, RELEVANT LOGICS THEI ROUTLEY R, 1989, PARACONSISTENT LOGIC SARTRE JP, 1943, ETRE NEANT SCHELLING FWJ, 1988, SISTEMA IDEALISMO TR TOMAS, 1967, SUMA GENTILES WHITEHEAD AN, 1936, PROCESS REALITY ZADEH L, 1980, INFERENCE FUZZY LOGI ZADEH LA, 1965, INFORM CONTR, V8, P338, DOI 10.1016/S0019-9958(65)90241-X
NR	46
TC	0
PU	SPRINGER-VERLAG BERLIN
PI	BERLIN
PA	HEIDELBERGER PLATZ 3, D-14197 BERLIN, GERMANY
BN	3-540-40744-8
PY	2004
BP	27
EP	39
PG	13
SC	History & Philosophy Of Science
GA	BY69L
UT	ISI:000189440700002
ER

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PT	J
AU	Corazza, E Whitsey, M
TI	Indexicals, fictions, and ficta
SO	DIALECTICA
LA	English
DT	Article
AB	We defend the view that an indexical uttered by an actor works on the model of deferred reference. If it defers to a character which does not exist, it is an empty term, just as 'Hamlet' and 'Ophelia' are. The utterance in which it appears does not express a proposition and thus lacks a truth value. We advocate an ontologically parsimonious, anti-realist, position. We show how the notion of truth in our use and understanding of indexicals (and fictional name) as they appear within a fiction is not a central issue. We claim that our use and understanding of indexicals (and names) rests on the fact that their cognitive contribution is not exhausted by their semantic contribution.
C1	Univ Nottingham, Dept Philosophy, Nottingham NG7 2RD, England.
RP	Corazza, E, Univ Nottingham, Dept Philosophy, Nottingham NG7 2RD, England.
EM	eros.corazza@nottingham.ac.uk mtw@cs.nott.ac.uk
CR	BRAUN D, 1993, NOUS, V27, P449 CORAZZA E, 2002, PHILOS STUD, V107, P1 CORAZZA E, 2003, ERKENNTNIS, V59, P263 CORAZZA E, 2004, SYNTHESE, V138 CULY C, 1994, LINGUISTICS, V32, P1055 CULY C, 1997, LINGUISTICS, V35, P845 CURRIE G, 1990, NATURE FICTION DONNELLAN K, 1974, PHILOS REV, V83, P3 GORDON RM, 1995, MENTAL SIMULATION EV, P53 HAGEGE GN, 1974, B SOC LINGUISTIQUE P, V69, P287 KAPLAN D, 1977, THEMES KAPLAN KING J, 2001, COMPLEX DEMONSTRATIV KRIPKE S, 1980, NAMING NECESSITY LEWIS D, 1978, PHILOS PAPERS MAY R, 1985, LOGICAL FORM ITS STR MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN NUNBERG G, 1993, LINGUIST PHILOS, V16, P1 PERRY J, 2001, REFERENCE REFLEXIVIT PREDELLI S, 2002, DIALECTICA, V56, P3 RUSSELL B, 1918, LOGIC KNOWLEDGE RUSSELL B, 1919, INTRO MATH PHILOS SALMON N, 1998, NOUS, V32, P277 VOLTOLINI A, 1994, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V48, P75 WALTON K, 1978, J PHILOS, V75, P5 WALTON K, 1990, MIMESIS MAKE-BELIEVE WHITSEY M, 2003, LECT NOTES ARTIF INT, V2680, P356 ZALTA E, 1983, ABSTRACT OBJECTS INT
NR	27
TC	0
PU	SOC DIALECTICA C/O GEIGER AG BERN
PI	BERN 16
PA	HABSBURGSTRASSE 19, 3000 BERN 16, SWITZERLAND
SN	0012-2017
J9	DIALECTICA
JI	Dialectica
PY	2003
VL	57
IS	2
BP	121
EP	136
PG	16
SC	Philosophy
GA	766FD
UT	ISI:000188355300003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Mayr, E
TI	Fictional terms (model-theoretical semantics)
SO	PHILOSOPHISCHES JAHRBUCH
LA	German
DT	Article
ID	OBJECTS; TRUTH
AB	How can sentences containing fictional terms be true? There are two standard, diverging answers to this question: the one assumes that there are fictive objects, while the other holds that all apparent reference to nonexistents in these sentences - if they are true - can be paraphrased away. In this paper I propose a new method to paraphrase sentences containing fictional terms, using model-theoretical semantics. Especially, this method enables us to analyse sentences that are apparently about the real properties of fictive objects (like being famous) with the help of sets of criteria that are determined by what is said about the fictive objects in their respective story of origin.
CR	BERTOLET R, 1984, SYNTHESE, V60, P413 CARNAP R, MEANING NECESSITY FREGE G, FUNKTION BEGRIFF BED GABRIEL G, 1991, LOGIK LIT INWAGEN PV, 2001, ONTOLOGY IDENTITY MO KUNNE W, 1982, ABSTRAKTE GEGENSTAND KUNNE W, 1995, METAPHYS NEUE ZUGANG, P141 LEWIS D, 1978, AM PHILOS Q, V15, P37 MEINONG A, 1972, GESAMTAUSGABE PARSONS T, 1979, THEOR DECIS, V11, P95 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PARSONS T, 1982, TOPOI, V1, P81 PHILLIPS JF, 1999, PHILOS STUD, V94, P273 QUINE WVO, LOGICAL POINT VIEW WILLIAMS CJF, WHAT IS EXISTENCE
NR	15
TC	0
PU	VERLAG KARL ALBER
PI	FREIBURG
PA	HERMANN-HERDER-STR 4, W-7800 FREIBURG, GERMANY
SN	0031-8183
J9	PHIL JAHRB
JI	Philos. Jahrb.
PY	2003
VL	110
IS	2
BP	287
EP	310
PG	24
SC	Philosophy
GA	744AT
UT	ISI:000186606300007
ER

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PT	J
AU	Cantens, BJ
TI	Suarez on beings of reason: What kind of beings (entia) are beings of reason, and what kind of being (esse) do they have? (Regarding the metaphysical nature and ontological status of essential existence)
SO	AMERICAN CATHOLIC PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	ETERNAL TRUTHS; DESCARTES
C1	Barry Univ, Miami, FL 33161 USA.
RP	Cantens, BJ, Barry Univ, Miami, FL 33161 USA.
CR	AUGUSTINE, TEACHER CANTENS BJ, 2000, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V72, P127 CANTENS BJ, 2000, SAPIENTIA, V55, P25 CRONIN TJ, 1966, OBJECTIVE BEING DESC DOIG JC, 1977, NEW SCHOLASTICISM, V51, P350 DOYLE JP, 1967, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V46, P323 DOYLE JP, 1969, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V46, P219 DOYLE JP, 1969, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V46, P323 DOYLE JP, 1987, VIVARIUM, V25, P47 DOYLE JP, 1987, VIVARIUM, V26, P51 GRACIA J, 1991, AMER CATH PHILOS Q, V67, P287 GRACIA JE, 1993, AM CATH PHILOS QUART, V67, P349 KING P, 1995, AUGUSTINE TEACHER MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 RABADE S, 1960, SUAREZ DISPUT METAFI, V1 RUSSELL B, ON DENOTING RUSSELL B, 1990, PHILOS LANGUAGE, P203 SUAREZ F, DISPUTATIONES METAPH SUAREZ F, ON BEINGS OF REASON WELLS NJ, 1967, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V45, P49 WELLS NJ, 1979, NEW SCHOLASTICISM, V52, P515 WELLS NJ, 1981, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V58, P159 WELLS NJ, 1981, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V58, P73 WELLS NJ, 1983, SUAREZ ESSENCE FINIT WELLS NJ, 1993, AM CATH PHILOS QUART, V67, P339 WELLS NJ, 1993, AM CATH PHILOS QUART, V67, P513 YELA JF, 1948, PENSAMIENTO, V4, P271
NR	27
TC	0
PU	AMER CATHOLIC PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOC
PI	BRONX
PA	C/O FORDHAM UNIV, BRONX, NY 10458 USA
SN	1051-3558
J9	AMER CATH PHIL QUART
JI	Am. Cath. Philos. Q.
PD	SPR
PY	2003
VL	77
IS	2
BP	171
EP	187
PG	17
SC	Philosophy
GA	719DL
UT	ISI:000185188300002
ER

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PT	J
AU	Calan, RD
TI	"Relations of ideas" - The basis of the phenomenological synthetic a-priori
SO	REVUE DE METAPHYSIQUE ET DE MORALE
LA	French
DT	Article
AB	One suggests the possibility that Hume's relations of ideas must have constituted the bassi of the phenomenological synthetic a priori., in a specific sense: first considered as internal relations, they must have been partially snatched out of the representational context - a legacy of Franz Brentano - being then expressed in terms of ontological structures, relations of essences.
C1	ENSLSH, Lyon, France.
RP	Calan, RD, ENSLSH, Lyon, France.
CR	BENOIST J, 1997, PHENOMENOLOGIE SEMAN, P51 CHURCH RW, D HUME CRIT ASSESSME, V1, P241 CHURCH RW, 1941, PHILSOPHICAL REV, V4 HUME D, TREATISE HUMAN NATUR, V1 HUSSERL E, RECH LOGIQUES, V5, P248 MEINONG A, 1971, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2, P3 REINACH, 1989, SAMTLICHE WERKE, P67
NR	7
TC	0
PU	LIBRAIRIE ARMAND COLIN
PI	PARIS
PA	34 BIS RUE DE L UNIVERSITE, 75007 PARIS, FRANCE
SN	0035-1571
J9	REV METAPHYSIQUE MORALE
JI	Rev. Metaphys. Morale
PD	JUN
PY	2003
IS	2
BP	145
EP	158
PG	14
SC	Philosophy
GA	701EM
UT	ISI:000184155300003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Kroon, F
TI	On pretending that things do not exist: Evans, existence, and existentials
SO	DIALOGUE-CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	NEGATIVE EXISTENTIALS
C1	Univ Auckland, Auckland 1, New Zealand.
RP	Kroon, F, Univ Auckland, Auckland 1, New Zealand.
CR	CARTWRIGHT RL, 1960, J PHILOS, V57, P629 CASTANEDA HN, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P3 CHAKRABARTI A, 1997, DENYING EXISTENCE CRIMMINS M, 1998, PHILOS REV, V107, P1 DEVITT M, 1981, DESIGNATION DONNELLAN K, 1974, PHILOS REV, V83, P3 EVANS G, 1982, VARIETIES REFERENCE FREGE G, 1979, POSTHUMOUS WRITINGS KRIPKE SA, 1973, UNPUB REFERENCE EXIS KROON F, 1996, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V51, P163 KROON F, 2000, EMPTY NAMES FICTION, P95 MACKIE J, 1976, ARISTOTELIAN SOC P, V50, P247 MEINONG A, 1904, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P NAKHNIKIAN G, 1957, PHILOS REV, V66, P535 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS ROUTLEY R, 1980, EXPLORING MEINONGS J SALMON N, 1998, NOUS, V32, P277 SCHIFFER S, 1988, J PHILOS, V85, P33 VANINWAGEN P, 1977, AM PHILOS Q, V14, P299 WALTON KL, 1990, MIMESIS MAKE-BELIEVE ZALTA E, 1988, INTENSIONAL LOGIC ME
NR	22
TC	0
PU	CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOC
PI	OTTAWA
PA	MORISSET HALL #375, UNIV OTTAWA, OTTAWA, ONTARIO K1N 6N5, CANADA
SN	0012-2173
J9	DIALOGUE-CAN PHIL REV
JI	Dialogue-Can. Philos. Rev.
PD	SPR
PY	2003
VL	42
IS	2
BP	235
EP	255
PG	21
SC	Philosophy
GA	691BW
UT	ISI:000183585800002
ER

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PT	J
AU	Plourde, J
TI	Alexius Meinong, 'Theory of the Object' (1904) and 'Self-Representation' (1921) - Translated from German with introduction
SO	DIALOGUE-CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
LA	French
DT	Book Review
C1	Univ Quebec, Montreal, PQ H3C 3P8, Canada.
RP	Plourde, J, Univ Quebec, Montreal, PQ H3C 3P8, Canada.
CR	COURTINE JF, 1999, MEINONG THEORIE OBJE MEINONG A, 1904, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE MEINONG A, 1921, SELBSTDARSTELLUNG MEINONG A, 1999, THEORIE OBJET 1904 P
NR	4
TC	0
PU	CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOC
PI	OTTAWA
PA	MORISSET HALL #375, UNIV OTTAWA, OTTAWA, ONTARIO K1N 6N5, CANADA
SN	0012-2173
J9	DIALOGUE-CAN PHIL REV
JI	Dialogue-Can. Philos. Rev.
PD	WIN
PY	2003
VL	42
IS	1
BP	164
EP	168
PG	5
SC	Philosophy
GA	661PN
UT	ISI:000181899100015
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PT	J
AU	Monnoyer, JM
TI	Dispositions: should we attribute or reduce them?
SO	REVUE DE METAPHYSIQUE ET DE MORALE
LA	French
DT	Article
AB	Dispositions can be of many kinds (physical, artefactual, psychological). In order to analyse those entities, we have to used conditional predicates and expressions. The metaphysical problem stems out of the impossibility of counterfactual conditionals to capture this kind of properties. We have to distinguish between the basis of a disposition and its manifestations but this difference produces new problems. In contemporary terms, this distinction could be denied by a categorial monism and would be modified into the separation between the functional attribute and the strict causal role but then, metaphysical inquiry would be subordinated to a conceptual analysis. It remains then necessary to separate conceptual terms from those types or properties.
CR	ARMSTRONG DM, 1969, ANALYSIS, V30, P23 ARMSTRONG DM, 1983, WHAT IS LAW NATURE ARMSTRONG DM, 1996, DISPOSITIONS DEBATE ARMSTRONG DM, 1997, WORLD STATE AFFAIRS ARMSTRONG DM, 2002, IN PRESS STRUCTURE M BACON J, 1993, ONTOLOGY CAUSALITY M BARWISE J, 1989, SITUATION IN LOGIC, CH5 BRADDONMITCHELL D, 1996, PHILOS MIND COGNITIO CARNAP R, 1997, SIGNIFICATION NECESS FINE K, 1994, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V8 GOODMAN N, 1984, FAITS FICTIONS PREDI JACKSON F, 1990, PHILOS PHENOMEN RES, V50, P195 JOHANSSON I, 1989, ONTOLOGICAL INVESTIG KIM J, 1999, METAPHYS ANTHOL LEWIS D, 1973, COUNTERFACTUALS LEWIS D, 1999, PAPERS METAPHYS ONTO LOWE EJ, 1998, POSSIBILITY METAPHYS LOWE EJ, 2001, METAPHYSICA, V2, P5 MACKIE JL, 1988, SYNTHESE, V34, P351 MARTIN CB, 1993, ONTOLOGY CAUSALITY M, P175 MEINONG AV, 1919, ALLGEMEINES LEHRE DI, V6, P289 MELLOR H, 1974, PHILOS REV, V83, P157 MELLOR H, 2002, IN PRESS STRUCTURE M MUMFORD S, 1998, DISPOSITIONS NEF F, 2001, PHILOS AUTRICHIENNE OSHAUGHNESSEY B, 1970, ANALYSIS, V31, P1 POPPER K, 1973, LOGIK FORSCHUNG POPPER K, 1990, WORLD PROPENSITIES PRIOR E, 1985, DISPOSITIONS QUINE WV, 1960, WORD OBJECT QUINE WV, 1969, ONTOLOGICAL RELATIVI QUINE WV, 1974, ROOTS REFERENCE QUINE WV, 1990, PURSUIT TRUTH RYLE G, 1949, CONCEPT OF MIND SAINSBURY M, 1991, LOGICAL FORMS SHOEMAKER S, 1982, IDENTITY CAUSE MIND WRIGHT C, 1992, TRUTH OBJECTIVITY
NR	37
TC	0
PU	LIBRAIRIE ARMAND COLIN
PI	PARIS
PA	34 BIS RUE DE L UNIVERSITE, 75007 PARIS, FRANCE
SN	0035-1571
J9	REV METAPHYSIQUE MORALE
JI	Rev. Metaphys. Morale
PD	OCT-DEC
PY	2002
IS	4
BP	473
EP	490
PG	18
SC	Philosophy
GA	639GA
UT	ISI:000180618200003
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PT	J
AU	Spinicci, P
TI	Phenomenological objectivity and language pragmatics. The fundamental concepts of Anton Marty's view of language
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SEMIOTIK
LA	German
DT	Article
AB	According to Marty, linguistic form depends both on the psychological nature of meaning and on the real conditions for human communication. Marty believed that a universal and general grammar has to fulfill two different tasks: firstly, it has to bring to light the phenomenological basic structures of our inner (and outer) experience which are expressed by every human language. Secondly, it has to attempt to explain some of the universal language structures resulting from the basic properties of speaking as communicative action. This paper elaborates the latter topic in particular, giving an account of Marty's pragmatic foundation of language.
C1	Univ Milan, I-20122 Milan, Italy.
RP	Spinicci, P, Univ Milan, I-20122 Milan, Italy.
EM	Paolo.Spinicci@unimi.it
CR	AARSLEFF H, 1982, LOCKE SAUSSURE ESSAY BENFEY T, GESCH SPRACHWISSENSC BOLZANO B, WISSENSCHAFTSLEHRE BREAL M, ESSAI SEMANTIQUE SCI BRENTANO F, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN BUHLER K, SPRACHTHEORIE BUHLER K, 1909, GOTTINGISCHE GELEHRT, V171, P947 EGIDI R, 1992, INT BIBLIO OSTERREIC, P23 GABELENTZ GVD, 1901, SPRACHWISSENSCHAFT A GARDINER AH, 1932, THEORY SPEECH LANGUA GEIGER L, URSPRUNG SPRACHE GRICE P, 1971, SEMANTICS GRIMM J, URSPRUNG SPRACHE HEYSE KL, 1856, SYSTEM WISSENSCHAFT HUMBOLDT WV, VERSCHIEDENHEIT MENS HUSSERL E, AUFSATZE REZENSIONEN HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN HUSSERL E, PHILOS ARITHMETIK KURODA SY, 1973, FDN LANGUAGE, V10, P169 LANDGREBE L, NENNFUNKTION WORTBED MADVIG JN, KLEINE PHILOLOGISCHE MARTINAK E, PSYCHOL UNTERSUCHUNG MARTY A, DEDUCTIVE INDUCTIVE MARTY A, FRAGE GESCH ENTWICKE MARTY A, PSYCHE SPRACHSTRUKTU MARTY A, SATZ WORT MARTY A, SPRACHPHILOS LOGISCH MARTY A, SPRACHREFLEX NATIVIS MARTY A, UNTERSUCHUGNEN GRUND MARTY A, URSPRUNG SPRACHE MARTY A, VERHALTNIS GRAMMATIK MARTY A, WERT METHODE ALLGEME MEINONG AV, ANNAHMEN MISTELI F, CHARAKTERISTIK HAUPT MULLER FM, LECTURES SCI LANGUAG MULLIGAN K, MIND MEANING METAPHY MUNCH D, INTENTION ZEICHEN UN PARRET H, 1976, HIST LINGUISTIC THOU, P732 PAUL H, PRINZIPIEN SPRACHGES RAYNAUD S, A MARTY FILOSOFO LIN SAUSSURE FD, COURS LINGUISTIQUE G SCHLEICHER A, DARWINSCHE THEORIE S SPINICCI P, 1988, RIV STOR FILOS, V2, P307 SPINICCI P, 1991, DISCIPLINE FILOSOFIC, V2, P229 SPINICCI P, 1991, SIGNIFICATO FORMA LI SPINICCI P, 1992, HIST EPISTEMOLOGIE L, V14, P203 STEINTHAL H, ABRISS SPRACHWISSENS STEINTHAL H, URSPRUNG SPRACHE TWARDOWSKY K, LEHRE INHALT GEGENST WEGENER P, GRUNDFRAGEN SPRACHLE WHITNEY WD, LANGUAGE STUDY LANGU WHITNEY WD, ORIENTAL LINGUISTIC WUNDT W, VOLKERPSYCHOL SPRACH
NR	53
TC	0
PU	STAUFFENBURG VERLAG
PI	TUBINGEN
PA	BRIGITTE NARR GMBH P.O. BOX 2525, D-72015 TUBINGEN, GERMANY
SN	0170-6241
J9	Z SEMIOTIK
JI	Z. Semiot.
PY	2001
VL	23
IS	1
BP	39
EP	56
PG	18
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	627YR
UT	ISI:000179964900004
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PT	J
AU	Raspa, V
TI	Signs, shadow-like expression and fictional objects: Meinong's observations of a semiotics of fiction
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SEMIOTIK
LA	German
DT	Article
AB	The aim of this contribution is to apply Meinong's theory of signs to an analysis of literature. The focus lies on words and sentences which, according to Meinong, express fantasy experiences when they occur in literature. He distinguishes between "serious" and "shadow-like" fantasy experiences. The serious ones can be detached from their fictional context, i.e., they are also understandable in other contexts. The shadow-like fantasies, however, are dependent on their fictional contexts. This implies that shadow-like experiences are less specific than serious ones. The objects presented by these experiences or expressions are identical with the meanings of the signs involved. The specificity of the experience is related to the completeness of its object; consequently, objects involved in shadow-like experiences are incomplete. In addition to being incomplete, fictional objects can be defined as non-existent objects of a higher-order, produced by human fantasy. They come into the world through linguistic expression and are tied to the context(s) in which the fantasy has placed them.
C1	Univ Urbino, I-61029 Urbino, Italy.
RP	Raspa, V, Univ Urbino, I-61029 Urbino, Italy.
EM	v.raspa@uniurb.it
CR	BOLZANO B, WISSENSCHAFTSLEHRE V BRENTANO F, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN CHISHOLM RM, 1973, REV INT PHILOS, V27 DOLEZEL L, 1998, HETEROCOSMICA FICTIO DOLLING E, 1998, BRENTANO PUZZLE, P199 DOLLING E, 1998, KODIKAS, V21, P1 DOLLING E, 1999, WAHRHEIT SUCHEN WAHR DYCHE RE, 1982, PHENOMENOLOGY DIALOG, P229 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE GAETSCHENBERGER R, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL ZE GROSSMANN R, 1974, MEINONG GUNTHER A, 1987, Z SEMIOTIK, V9, P1 HALLER R, FACTA FICTA HALLER R, 1983, ERKENNTNIS, V19, P153 HALLER R, 1989, TOPOI, V8, P63 HOFLER A, PHILOS PROPADEUTIK HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN LAMBERT K, MEINONG PRINCIPLE IN LINDENFELD DF, TRANSFORMATION POSIT LOTZE RH, SYSTEM PHILOS MARTINAK E, PSYCHOL UNTERSUCHUNG MARTINAK E, 1898, Z OSTERREICHSCHEN GY, V49, P1 MEINONG A, ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, DTSCH PHILOS GEGENWA MEINONG A, EMOTIONALE PRASENTAT MEINONG A, ERFAHRUNGSGRUNDLAGEN MEINONG A, KOLLEGHEFTE FRAGMENT MEINONG A, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE MEINONG A, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS MEINONG A, 1877, SITZUNGSBERICHTE KAI, V87, P185 MEINONG A, 1889, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V95, P161 MEINONG A, 1899, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V21, P182 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUGNEN GEGEN, P1 MEINONG A, 1968, GESAMTAUSGABE MORSCHER E, 1973, REV INT PHILOS, V27 PARSONS T, 1975, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V1, P73 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS RASPA V, 1995, STUDI URBINATI B, V67, P115 RASPA V, 1999, IMAGO PHANTASIA DEPI, P339 RASPA V, 1999, IN-CONTRADDIZIONE PR RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 SIGWART C, LOGIK STENDHAL, CHARTREUSE DE PARME STENDHAL, KARTAUSE VON PARMA TWARDOWSKI K, LEHRE INHALT GESCH L VASALLI S, CUORI PIETRA ZIMMERMANN R, PHILOS PROPAEDEUTIK
NR	47
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PU	STAUFFENBURG VERLAG
PI	TUBINGEN
PA	BRIGITTE NARR GMBH P.O. BOX 2525, D-72015 TUBINGEN, GERMANY
SN	0170-6241
J9	Z SEMIOTIK
JI	Z. Semiot.
PY	2001
VL	23
IS	1
BP	57
EP	77
PG	21
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	627YR
UT	ISI:000179964900005
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PT	J
AU	Chrudzimski, A
TI	From Brentano to Ingarden. Phenomenological theory of meaning
SO	HUSSERL STUDIES
LA	German
DT	Article
C1	Salzburg Univ, A-5020 Salzburg, Austria.
RP	Chrudzimski, A, Salzburg Univ, A-5020 Salzburg, Austria.
CR	BRENTANO F, LOGIK BRENTANO F, PSYCHOL ARISTOTELES BRENTANO F, 1862, MANNIGFACHEN BEDEUTU BRENTANO F, 1874, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN BRENTANO F, 1877, ALTE NEUE LOGIK BRENTANO F, 1889, ABSTRAKTION BRENTANO F, 1982, DESKRIPTIVE PSYCHOL CHRUDZIMSKI A, 1998, EDUKACJA FILOSZOFICZ, V25, P249 CHRUDZIMSKI A, 1999, CONCEPTUS, V32, P99 CHRUDZIMSKI A, 1999, ERKENNTNISTHEORIE R CHRUDZIMSKI A, 1999, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V57, P45 CHRUDZIMSKI A, 2001, DIALECTICA, V55, P119 CHRUDZIMSKI A, 2001, INTENTIONALITATSTHEO FOLLESDAL D, 1957, HUSSERL FREGE FOLLESDAL D, 1969, J PHILOS, V66, P680 FREGE G, 1892, Z PHILOS PHILOS KIRI, V1002, P5 FREGE G, 1967, KLEINE SCHRIFTEN GROSSMAN R, 1947, MEINONG HOFLER A, 1890, LOGIK HUSSERL E, EINLEITUNG LOGIK ERK HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSCHUNG HUSSERL E, PHANOMENOLOGIE INTER HUSSERL E, VORLESUNGEN BEDEUTUN HUSSERL E, 1913, IDEEN REINEN PHANOME HUSSERL E, 1950, CARTESIANISCHE MEDIT HUSSERL E, 1979, AUFSATZE REZENSIONEN INGARDEN R, 1931, LIT KUNSTWERK INGARDEN R, 1965, STREIT EXISTENZ WELT INGARDEN R, 1992, EINFUHRUNG E HUSSERL INGARDEN R, 1998, SCHRIFTEN PHANOMENOL KRIPKE S, 1980, NAMING NECESSITY KUNG G, 1973, REV METAPHYS, V23, P670 MARTY A, 1884, VJS WISSENSCH PHILOS, V8, P56 MEINONG A, ERFAHRUNGSGRUNDLAGEN MEINONG A, GEGENSTANDTHEORIE MEINONG A, 1910, ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, 1915, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE MELLE U, 1984, HUSSERL EINLEITUNG L MOHANTY JN, 1974, RES PHENOMENOL, V4, P51 PUTNAM H, 1975, MIND LANGUAGE REALIT ROMPP G, 1992, HUSSERLS PHANOMENOLO RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 SMITH B, 1994, AUSTRIAN PHILOS LEGA TWARDOWSKI K, 1894, LEHRE INHALT GEGENST
NR	44
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PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	VAN GODEWIJCKSTRAAT 30, 3311 GZ DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-9848
J9	HUSSERL STUD
JI	Husserl Stud.
PY	2002
VL	18
IS	3
BP	185
EP	208
PG	24
SC	Philosophy
GA	610MK
UT	ISI:000178963700002
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PT	J
AU	Seuren, PAM
TI	The cognitive dimension in language study
SO	FOLIA LINGUISTICA
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	LOGIC
AB	The main argument of this paper is that language, like cognition, is basically intensional, i.e. expression of thoughts. The philosophical and logical consequences of this view are discussed and partly elaborated. The paper implies a fundamental critique of the study of language during the 20th century, which failed to recognize the essential cognitive (intensional) nature of language. A plea is made for a re-appraisal of late 19th century approaches in philosophy (e.g. Meinong, Stout), which are said to have been on the right track though lacking in formal precision. The 20th century extensional view of logic and language, which goes back to the early 1900s, is subjected to a fundamental critique. The intensional nature of language is shown to have far-reaching consequences for the theory of grammar and meaning. The formal grammatical and semantic theories developed during the 20th century from an extensional point of view are best seen as a prelude to more adequate intensional formal theories.
C1	Max Planck Inst Psycholinguist, NL-6500 AH Nijmegen, Netherlands.
RP	Seuren, PAM, Max Planck Inst Psycholinguist, Wundtlaan 1, NL-6500 AH Nijmegen, Netherlands.
CR	BARWISE J, 1983, SITUATIONS ATTITUDES BECH G, 1983, STUDIEN DTSCH VERBUM BLOOMFIELD L, LANGUAGE BUHLER K, SPRACHTHEORIE CHOMSKY N, MINIMALIST PROGRAM DELBRUCK B, 1901, GRUNDFRAGEN SPRACHFO DONNELLAN K, 1966, PHILOS REV, V75, P281 DOWTY DR, 1981, INTRO MONTAGUE SEMAN EVERS A, 1975, THESIS UTRECHT U FREGE G, 1918, BEITRAGE PHILOS DTSC, V1, P58 GAZDAR G, 1985, GENERALIZED PHRASE S GROENENDIJK J, 1991, LINGUIST PHILOS, V14, P39 HARRIS M, 1987, HIST DEV AUXILIARIES HARRIS RA, 1993, LINGUISTICS WARS HARRIS ZS, 1951, METHODS STRUCTURAL L HINRICHS EW, 1998, COMPLEX PREDICATES N HUCK GJ, 1995, IDEOLOGY LINGUISTIC JOHNSON D, 1997, LINGUIST PHILOS, V20, P273 JOSHI AK, 1987, MATH LANGUAGE KAMP H, 1981, FORMAL METHODS STUDY, P277 KAMP H, 1993, DISCOURSE LOGIC INTR KATZ JJ, 1963, LANGUAGE, V39, P170 KATZ JJ, 1964, INTEGRATED THEORY LI KUTEVA T, 2001, AUXILIATION ENQUIRY LANDMAN F, 1986, THESIS AMSTERDAM U LANGACKER RW, 1973, PAPERS HONOR H KAHAN, P468 LANGACKER RW, 1987, FOUNDATIONS COGNITIV, V1 LANGACKER RW, 1991, FOUNDATIONS COGNITIV, V2 LEWIS D, 1979, SEMANTICS DIFFERENT, P172 LINSKY L, 1967, REFERRING MATHESIUS V, 1964, ACTES 1ER C INT LING, P59 MCCAWLEY JD, 1980, LINGUISTICS, V18, P911 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN MONTAGUE R, 1973, APPROACHES NATURAL L, P221 NEWMEYER FJ, 1980, LINGUISTIC THEORY AM OGDEN CK, 1923, MEANING MEANING STUD POLLARD C, 1994, HEAD-DRIVEN PHASE ST QUINE WV, LOGICAL POINT VIEW QUINE WV, WORD OBJECT RAMBOW O, 1994, THESIS U PENN RUSSELL B, PRINCIPLES MATH RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P530 RUSSELL B, 1957, MIND, V66, P385 SEUREN PAM, UNPUB INTENSIONAL QU SEUREN PAM, 1972, PREDICATE RAISING DA SEUREN PAM, 1975, TUSSEN TAAL DENKEN B SEUREN PAM, 1985, DISCOURSE SEMANTICS SEUREN PAM, 1998, W LINGUISTICS HIST I SEUREN PAM, 2000, J LINGUIST, V36, P261 SEUREN PAM, 2001, LINGUIST PHILOS, V24, P531 SEUREN PAM, 2001, VIEW LANGUAGE SKINNER VF, 1957, VERBAL BEHAV STAROSTA S, 1971, LEXICAL VARIATION CA STOUT GF, 1896, ANAL PSYCHOL STRAWSON PF, 1997, ENTITY IDENTITY VELTMAN F, 1985, THESIS AMSTERDAM U WUNDT W, 1901, SPRACHGESCH SPRACHPS YNGVE VH, 1962, P 1961 INT C MECHANI, V1, P65
NR	58
TC	0
PU	WALTER DE GRUYTER & CO
PI	BERLIN
PA	GENTHINER STRASSE 13, D-10785 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0165-4004
J9	FOLIA LINGUIST
JI	Folia Linguist.
PY	2001
VL	35
IS	3-4
BP	209
EP	242
PG	34
SC	Linguistics; Language & Linguistics
GA	558AL
UT	ISI:000175942000001
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PT	J
AU	Tegtmeier, E
TI	Meinong's complexes
SO	MONIST
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	Univ Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany.
RP	Tegtmeier, E, Univ Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany.
CR	BERGMANN G, 1967, REALISM CRITIQUE BRE GROSSMANN R, 1974, MEINONG MEINONG A, GEGENSTANDE HOHERER MEINONG A, 1913, ABHANDLUNGEN ERKENNT MEINONG A, 1913, PSYCHOL KOMPLEXIONEN TEGTMEIER E, 1992, GRUNDZUGE KATEGORIAL
NR	6
TC	0
PU	HEGELER INST
PI	LA SALLE
PA	PO BOX 600, LA SALLE, IL 61301 USA
SN	0026-9662
J9	MONIST
JI	Monist
PD	JAN
PY	2000
VL	83
IS	1
BP	89
EP	100
PG	12
SC	Philosophy
GA	547QW
UT	ISI:000175344100005
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PT	J
AU	Kroon, FW
TI	Parts and pretense
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	MODAL FICTIONALISM; POSSIBLE WORLDS
C1	Univ Auckland, Auckland 1, New Zealand.
RP	Kroon, FW, Univ Auckland, Auckland 1, New Zealand.
CR	ANSCOMBE E, 1981, COLLECTED PHILOS PAP, V2 BROCK S, 1993, MIND, V102, P147 BUTTERFIELD J, 1985, PHILOS Q, V35, P32 CARLSON GN, 1977, LINGUIST PHILOS, V1, P413 CRIMMINS M, 1998, PHILOS REV, V107, P1 EVANS G, 1982, VARIETIES REFERENCE FORBES G, 1987, ARISTOTELIAN SOC S, V61 GARRISON J, 1988, ON TRAIL OF ASSASSIN HALES B, 1995, ANALYSIS, V55, P63 KRIPKE S, 1973, REFERENCE EXISTENCE KROON F, 2001, PHILOS QUART, V51, P165 KROON FW, 1992, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V52, P499 KROON FW, 1994, PHILOS STUD, V75, P201 LEWIS D, 1955, J PHILOS, V67, P231 LEWIS D, 1986, PLURALITY WORLDS MEINONG A, UBER ANNAHMEN MENZIES P, 1994, ANALYSIS, V54, P27 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PRIEST G, 1994, BEYOND LIMITS THOUGH QUINE WV, WORD OBJECT ROSEN G, 1965, ANALYSIS, V55, P67 ROSEN G, 1990, MIND, V99, P327 ROSEN G, 1993, ANALYSIS, V53, P71 VANINWAGEN P, 1990, MATERIAL BEINGS WALTON K, 1990, MIMESIS MAKE BELIEVE WALTON K, 1993, EUR J PHILOS, V1, P39 YABLO S, 1998, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC S, V72, P229 ZALTA E, 1988, INTENSIONAL LOGIC ME
NR	28
TC	0
PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912 USA
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PD	NOV
PY	2001
VL	63
IS	3
BP	543
EP	560
PG	18
SC	Philosophy
GA	511DR
UT	ISI:000173249800003
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PT	J
AU	Mozetic, G
TI	Edgar Zilsel's 'Soziologische Bermerkungen zur Philosophie der Gegenwart' from 1930 (Introduction)
SO	DEUTSCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHILOSOPHIE
LA	German
DT	Article
C1	Graz Univ, Inst Soziol, A-8010 Graz, Austria.
RP	Mozetic, G, Graz Univ, Inst Soziol, A-8010 Graz, Austria.
CR	BAUER O, WELTBILD KAPITALISMU BAUER O, 1926, ENTSTEHUNG GENIEBEGR BOUTROUX E, CONTINGENCE LOI NATU CONRADMARTIUS H, 1924, REALONTOLOGIE DVORAK J, 1981, E ZILSEL EINHEIT ERK HAAS A, 1929, MATERIEWELLEN QUANTE MEINONG A, 1915, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE STAMMLER R, WIRTSCHAFT RECHT MAT ZILSEL E, SOZIOLOGISCHE BEMERK ZILSEL E, 1929, KAMPF, V22, P178 ZILSEL E, 1976, SOZIALEN URSPRUNGE N ZILSEL E, 1990, GENIERELIG KRITISCHE ZILSEL E, 1992, WISSENSCHAFT WELTANS ZILSEL E, 2000, SOCIAL ORIGINS MODER
NR	14
TC	0
PU	AKADEMIE VERLAG GMBH
PI	BERLIN
PA	MUHLENSTRASSE 33-34, D-13187 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0012-1045
J9	DEUT Z PHIL
JI	Dtsch. Z. Philos.
PY	2001
VL	49
IS	3
BP	439
EP	+
PG	0
SC	Philosophy
GA	461TX
UT	ISI:000170380500008
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PT	J
AU	Modenato, F
TI	The incomplete objectives and the principle of the excluded third according to Alexius Meinong
SO	RIVISTA DI STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIA
LA	Italian
DT	Article
CR	BERKLEY G, 1949, TREATISE PRINCIPLES, V2, P45 BUJAS R, 1910, SPRACHWISSENSCHAFT G, P177 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONG THEORY OBJEC, P153 HOFLER A, 1890, LOGIK, P102 HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN JAQUETTE D, 1995, MEINONG CONCEPT IMPL, P239 LENOCI M, 1995, GRAZER PHILOSPHISCHE, P211 LOCKE J, ESSAY HUMAN UNDERSTA MALLY E, 1912, GEGENSTANDSTHEORETIS, P76 MEINONG A, UBER ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, 1969, GESAMTAUSGABE, V1, P1 MEINONG A, 1971, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2, P394 MEINONG A, 1972, GESAMTAUSGABE, P58 MEINONG A, 1972, GESAMTAUSGABE, V6, P168 MEINONG A, 1973, GESAMTAUSGABE, V5, P393 MEINONG A, 1973, GESAMTAUSGABE, V5, P63 MEINONG A, 1973, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS, V5, P326 MEINONG F, 1994, A MEINONG FENOMENO N, P384 MODENATO F, 1991, A MEINONG ASTRATTO U, P541 MODENATO F, 1995, BRENTANO STUDIEN, V6, P248 MODENATO F, 1995, MEINONG THEORY OBJEC, P100 MODENATO F, 1996, RIV STOR FILOS, P40 MODENATO F, 1997, MEINONG HUSSERL OBJE, P144 MODENATO F, 1999, RIV STOR FILOS, P437
NR	24
TC	0
PU	FRANCO ANGELI
PI	MILAN
PA	VIALE MONZA 106, 20127 MILAN, ITALY
SN	0393-2516
J9	RIV STOR FILOS
JI	Riv. Stor. Filos.
PY	2001
VL	56
IS	1
BP	64
EP	90
PG	27
SC	Philosophy
GA	434PY
UT	ISI:000168826100003
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PT	J
AU	Bouveresse, J
TI	Representations without objects
SO	ETUDES PHILOSOPHIQUES
LA	French
DT	Article
AB	Jacques Bouveresse places Bolzano's work within the framework of the history of Austrian philosophy. He shows how the famous problem of "objectless presentations," which the Brentanian school has much dealt with, originates in the work of the Czech philosopher. He compares the Bolzanian treatment of the problem and the various ones which were attempted among members of the Brentanian school. Eventually, he sheds a light on the specificity of Wittgenstein's position on this question: like Bolzano (but against Brentano), Wittgenstein rejects a psychological interpretation of the problem, but he refuses too (as Brentano does) Bolzano's semantical objectivism.
CR	BOLZANO B, WISSENSCHAFTSLEHRE BRENTANO F, COMMUNICATIONS BRENTANO F, WAHRHEIT EVIDENZ HUSSERL E, 1903, OBJETS INTENTIONELS KRAUS O, 1973, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN MEINONG A, 1899, GEGENSTANDE HOHERER SMITH B, 1994, AUSTRIAN PHILOS
NR	7
TC	0
PU	PRESSES UNIV FRANCE
PI	EVRY CEDEX
PA	DEPT DES REVUES 14, AVENUE DU BOIS-DE-L EPINE B P 90, 91003 EVRY CEDEX, FRANCE
SN	0014-2166
J9	ETUD PHIL
JI	Etud. Philos.
PD	OCT-DEC
PY	2000
IS	4
BP	419
EP	534
PG	116
SC	Philosophy
GA	386WP
UT	ISI:000166087300006
ER

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PT	J
AU	Brachtendorf, J
TI	Frege's discussion with Punjer on "existence" as a predicate ('Dialog mit Punjer')
SO	PHILOSOPHISCHES JAHRBUCH
LA	German
DT	Article
AB	Frege's "Dialog mit Punjer" is the earliest document of the analytical discussion on "existence" as a predicate. Frege develops a twofold thesis: singular existential propositions are redundant and, thus, senseless; general existential propositions are well-formed, but claim instantiation of concepts, not existence of objects. Punjer argues forcefully for the necessity of singular existential propositions. It is a considerable weakness of Frege's position that it compels him to declare fictive, non-denoting speech to be a "mere noise." In "Uber Sinn and Bedeutung" Frege distinguishes scientific and poetic speech, thereby correcting his early, over-restricted concept of speech.
CR	AYER AJ, 1970, SPRACHE WAHRHEIT LOG BARNES J, 1972, ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT BROAD CD, 1973, PHILOS RELIG SELECTE, P115 DALFERTH IU, 1984, EXISTENZ GOTTES CHRI FORGIE JW, 1972, NOUS, V6, P215 FREGE G, AUFZEICHNUNGEN L DAR FREGE G, BEGRIFF GEGENSTAND FREGE G, DIALOG MIT PUNJER UB FREGE G, FUNKTION BEGRIFF BED FREGE G, GRUNDLAGEN ARITHMETI FREGE G, GRUNDLANGE GEOMETRIE FREGE G, 1990, KLEINE SCHRIFTEN GABRIEL G, 1990, G FREGE SCHRIFTEN LO GEACH P, 1952, TRANSLATIONS PHILOS GOMBROCZ WL, 1983, UBER E HAAPARANTA L, 1985, FREGES DOCTRINE BEIN HAAPARANTA L, 1986, LOGIC BEING, P269 HINTIKKA J, 1986, LOGIC BEING, P259 KNEALE W, 1949, READINGS PHILOS ANAL, P29 KNUUTTILA S, 1986, LOGIC BEING LISKE MT, 1998, ALLGEMEINE Z PHILOS, V23, P107 MEINONG A, UBER GEGENSTANDSTHEO MILLER B, 1975, MIND, V84, P338 MOREWEDGE P, 1982, PHILOS EXISTENCE ANC OPPY G, 1995, ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT PEARS D, 1967, PHILOS LOGIC, P97 RESCHER N, 1969, ESSAYS PHILOS ANAL, P73 ROHLS J, 1987, THEOLOGIE METAPHYSIK RUSSELL B, ON DENOTING RUSSELL B, PHILOS LOGICAL ATOMI RUSSELL B, PHILOS POLITISCHE AU RUSSELL B, PRINCIPIA MATHEMATIC RUSSELL B, 1976, PHILOS LOGISCHEN ATO SHAFFER J, 1962, MIND, V71, P307 SIMONS P, 1986, GRUNDPROBLEME GROSSE, P113 STUHLMANNLAEISZ R, 1975, FREGE MODERNE GRUNDL, P119 WILLIAMS CJF, 1981, WHAT IS EXISTENCE
NR	37
TC	0
PU	VERLAG KARL ALBER
PI	FREIBURG
PA	HERMANN-HERDER-STR 4, W-7800 FREIBURG, GERMANY
SN	0031-8183
J9	PHIL JAHRB
JI	Philos. Jahrb.
PY	2000
VL	107
IS	2
BP	341
EP	357
PG	17
SC	Philosophy
GA	373NE
UT	ISI:000165294900005
ER

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PT	J
AU	Tappolet, C
TI	To the rescue of moral Platonism
SO	DIALOGUE-CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
LA	French
DT	Article
ID	REALISM
AB	Moral platonism, the claim that moral entities are both objective and prescriptive, is generally thought to be a dead end. In an attempt to defend a moderate form of moral platonism or more precisely platonism about values. I first argue that several of the many versions of this doctrine are not committed to ontological extravagances. I then discuss an important objection due to John McDowell and developed by Michael Sith, according to which moral platonism is incoherent. I argue that objectivism is compatible with the claim that certain ways of being aware of vales, namely those involving emotions, are motivating.
C1	Univ Montreal, Montreal, PQ H3C 3J7, Canada.
RP	Tappolet, C, Univ Montreal, Montreal, PQ H3C 3J7, Canada.
CR	ANDERSON E, 1993, VALUES ETHICS EC ARMSTRONG DM, 1989, UNIVERSALS OPINIONAT BLACKBURN S, 1971, ESSAYS QUASI-REALISM, P111 BLACKBURN S, 1984, SPREADING WORD BLACKBURN S, 1985, ESSAYS QUASI-REALISM, P130 BOYD R, 1988, ESSAYS MORAL REALISM, P181 BROAD CD, 1930, 5 TYPES ETHICAL THEO BRUNK DO, 1989, MORAL REALISM FDN ET CANTOSPERBER M, 1996, DICT ETHIQUE PHILOS, P417 CASTANEDA HN, 1957, THINKING DOING COOPER AA, 1699, INQUIRY VIRTUE MERIT DANCY J, 1993, MORAL REASONS DESOUSA R, 1978, RATIONALITY EMOTIONS EWING AC, 1947, DEFINITION GOOD FOTO P, 1972, VIRTUES VICES, P157 FRANKENA WK, 1976, PERSPECTIVES MORALIT, P49 GEACH P, 1991, LOGIC ETHICS GIBBARD A, 1990, WISE CHOICES APT FEE HACKER PMS, 1987, APPEARANCE REALITY HALL EW, 1961, OUR KNOWLEDGE FACT V HARE RM, 1952, LANGUAGE MORALS HARMAN G, 1984, MORALITY REASON TURT, P27 HARMAN GH, 1975, PHILOS REV, V48, P3 HUME D, TREATISE HUMAN NATUR HUME D, 1757, STANDARD TASTE OTHER HURLEY S, 1989, NATURAL REASONS HUSSERL E, 1913, IDEEN REINEN PHANOME HUSSERL E, 1988, VORLESUNG ETHIK WERT HUTCHESON F, 1725, INQUIRY ORIGINAL OUR JACKSON F, 1992, AUSTRALAS J PHILOS, V70, P475 JACKSON F, 1995, PHILOS Q, V45, P20 JOHNSTON M, 1989, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC, V63, P139 LEMOS NM, 1994, INTRINSIC VALUE CONC LEWIS D, 1983, PHILOS PAPERS LOCKE J, 1690, ESSAY HUMAN UNDERSTA MACKIE JL, 1977, ETHICS INVENTING RIG MCDOWELL J, 1978, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC, V52, P13 MCDOWELL J, 1985, MORALITY OBJECTIVITY, P110 MCGINN C, 1996, J PHILOS, V93, P537 MCNAUGHTON D, 1988, MORAL VISION MEINONG A, 1917, KAISERLICHE AKAD WIS, V183, P1 MORRE GE, 1922, PHILOS STUD, P253 MULLIGAN K, 1989, UNPUB WIE VERHALTEN MULLIGAN K, 1995, COULEUR PENSEES RAIS, V6, P65 MULLIGAN K, 1998, MONIST, V81, P161 NAGEL T, 1970, POSSIBILITY ALTRUISM NOWELLSMITH P, 1957, ETHICS OGIEN R, 1969, DICT ETHIQUE PHILOS, P1052 OGIEN R, 1999, REALISME PETTIT P, 1991, MIND, V100, P587 PETTIT P, 1993, COMMON MIND PETTIT P, 1998, EUROPEAN REV PHILOS, V3, P55 PLATTS M, 1981, REFERENCE TRUTH RELA, P69 RAILTON P, 1986, PHILOS REV, V95, P163 SCANLON TM, 1982, UTILITARIANISM, P103 SCHELER M, 1916, FORMALISMUS ETHIK MA SIDGWICK H, 1907, METHODS ETHICS SMITH M, 1994, MORAL PROBLEM SMITH M, 1995, RATIO, V8, P277 STEVENSON CL, 1937, MIND, V46, P14 STURGEON N, 1984, ESSAYS MORAL REALISM, P229 TAPPOLET C, IN PRESS EMOTIONS VA TAPPOLET C, 1995, RAISONS PRATIQUES, V6, P237 TAPPOLET C, 1999, REALISME MORAL, P272 THOMSON JJ, 1996, MORAL REALISM MORAL, P67 TOLHURST W, 1990, SO J PHILOS, V29, P67 TOLHURST W, 1995, AM PHILOS Q, V32, P187 VONWRIGHT GH, 1951, MIND, V60, P1 WEDGWOOD R, 1995, EUR J PHILOS, V3, P273 WIGGINS D, 1987, NEEDS VALUES TRUTH WINCH P, 1965, MONIST, V49, P196
NR	71
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PU	CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOC
PI	OTTAWA
PA	MORISSET HALL #375, UNIV OTTAWA, OTTAWA, ONTARIO K1N 6N5, CANADA
SN	0012-2173
J9	DIALOGUE-CAN PHIL REV
JI	Dialogue-Can. Philos. Rev.
PD	SUM
PY	2000
VL	39
IS	3
BP	531
EP	556
PG	26
SC	Philosophy
GA	367TF
UT	ISI:000090077000006
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PT	J
AU	Cantens, BJ
TI	The relationship between God and essences and the notion of eternal truths according to Francisco Suarez
SO	MODERN SCHOOLMAN
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	St John Vianney Coll Seminary, Miami, FL USA.
RP	Cantens, BJ, St John Vianney Coll Seminary, Miami, FL USA.
CR	CANTENS B, 1999, SUAREZ MEINONG ON BE CRONIN, 1966, OBJECTIVE BEING DESC DESCARTES R, 1991, PHILOS WRITINGS DESC, V3, P24 DOIG JC, 1977, NEW SCHOLASTICISM, V51, P350 DOIG JC, 1979, NEW SCHOLASTICISM, V52, P515 DOYLE JP, 1967, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V45, P29 DOYLE JP, 1967, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V46, P323 DOYLE JP, 1969, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V46, P219 DOYLE JP, 1987, VIVARIUM, V25, P47 DOYLE JP, 1987, VIVARIUM, V25, P47 DOYLE JP, 1987, VIVARIUM, V25, P60 DOYLE JP, 1995, SUAREZ ON BEING OF R GRACIA J, 1992, TOPOI, V11, P113 GRACIA JJE, 1992, TOPOI-INT REV PHILOS, V11, P121 MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 PLANTINGA A, 1994, NATURE NECESSITY RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 SUAREZ F, DE ENTIBUS RATIONIS SUAREZ F, DISPUTATIONES METAPH UTRILLA JFY, 1948, PENSAMIENTO, V4, P271 WELLS NJ, 1967, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V45, P59 WELLS NJ, 1981, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V58, P159 WELLS NJ, 1981, MODERN SCHOOLMAN, V58, P73 WELLS NJ, 1983, SUAREZ ON ESSENCE OF WELLS NJ, 1993, AM CATH PHILOS QUART, V67, P513
NR	25
TC	0
PU	ST LOUIS UNIV
PI	ST LOUIS
PA	221 NORTH GRAND BLVD, ST LOUIS, MO 63103-2097 USA
SN	0026-8402
J9	MOD SCHOOLMAN
JI	Mod. Schoolman
PD	JAN
PY	2000
VL	77
IS	2
BP	127
EP	143
PG	17
SC	Philosophy
GA	330MZ
UT	ISI:000087967000002
ER

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PT	J
AU	Voltolini, A
TI	Are all alleged possible objects there? (Moderate possibilism)
SO	TOPOI-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	ACTUALISM; THISNESS
C1	Univ E Piedmont, Vercelli, Italy.
RP	Voltolini, A, Univ E Piedmont, Vercelli, Italy.
CR	ADAMS RM, 1974, NOUS, V8, P211 ADAMS RM, 1979, J PHILOS, V76, P5 ADAMS RM, 1981, SYNTHESE, V49, P3 ALMOG J, 1991, NOUS, V25, P591 ALMOG J, 1996, NOUS, V30, P413 ARMSTRONG D, 1989, COMBINATORIAL THEORY BARCANMARCUS R, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P108 BEDFORDNAYLOR M, 1986, ANALYSIS, V46, P28 BRADLEY R, 1989, CANADIAN J PHILOS, V19, P15 CASTANEDA HN, 1989, THINKING LANGUAGE EX, P235 CASTANEDA HN, 1990, THINKING STRUCTURE W, P459 CHISHOLM RM, 1976, PERSON OBJECT CHISHOLM RM, 1982, J PHILOS, V79, P537 COBURN RC, 1986, MIDW STUDIES PHILOS, V11, P165 FORBES G, 1980, PHILOS STUD, V37, P353 FREGE G, 1967, KLEINE SCHRIFTEN FREGE G, 1986, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN GEACH PT, 1996, GOD SOUL KAPLAN D, 1973, APPROACHES NATURAL L, P490 KAPLAN D, 1989, THEMES KAPLAN KING PJ, 1993, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC, V93, P193 LEWIS D, 1968, J PHILOS, V65, P113 LEWIS D, 1973, COUNTERFACTUALS LEWIS D, 1986, PLURALITY WORLDS LINSKY B, 1994, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V8, P432 LINSKY B, 1996, PHILOS STUD, V84, P283 LOFFLER W, 1998, ERKENNTNIS, V48, P264 LYCAN W, 1993, ONTOLOGY CAUSALITY M, P3 LYCAN WG, 1990, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC, V91, P215 MCMICHAEL A, 1983, PHILOS REV, V92, P49 MEINONG A, 1971, GESAMMELTE ABHANDLUN NAPOLI E, 1992, INTRO FILOS ANAL LIN, P385 NOONAN H, 1983, MIND, V92, P1 NUTE D, 1998, THOUGHT LANGUAGE ONT, P153 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PLANTINGA A, 1974, NATURE NECESSITY PLANTINGA A, 1979, POSSIBLE ACTUAL, P253 PRICE MS, 1982, CANADIAN J PHILOS, V12, P33 QUINE WVO, 1961, LOGICAL POINT VIEW ROSENKRANTZ G, 1984, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V22, P127 ROSENKRANTZ G, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P197 RUSSELL B, 1937, PRINCIPLES MATH SALMON N, 1987, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V1, P49 SALMON N, 1998, NOUS, V32, P277 SALMON NU, 1982, REFERENCE ESSENCE SIMONS P, 1990, PHILOS LOGIC CENTRAL, P159 TOMBERLIN JE, 1994, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V8, P459 TONBERLIN JE, 1996, PHILOS STUD, V48, P263 VOLTOLINI A, 1991, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V41, P1 VOLTOLINI A, 1994, ACTA ANAL, V13, P65 WILLIAMSON T, 1990, WITTGENSTEIN RE-EVAL, P168 WILLIAMSON T, 1998, ERKENNTNIS, V48, P257 YAGISAWA T, 1988, PHILOS STUD, V53, P175 ZALTA EN, 1988, INTENSIONAL LOGIC ME
NR	54
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PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-7411
J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PD	SEP
PY	2000
VL	19
IS	2
BP	209
EP	219
PG	11
SC	Philosophy
GA	348ZB
UT	ISI:000089015400011
ER

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PT	J
AU	Rovira, R
TI	Paradoxical quiddities: On the contribution of Antonio Millan-Puelles to the classical doctrine of entities of reason
SO	PENSAMIENTO
LA	Spanish
DT	Article
C1	Univ Complutense Madrid, Fac Filosofia, E-28040 Madrid, Spain.
RP	Rovira, R, Univ Complutense Madrid, Fac Filosofia, E-28040 Madrid, Spain.
CR	AQUINAS T, SUMMA THEOLOGIAE ARAUJO FD, COMMENTARIORUM UNIVE ARISTOTLE, ANALYTICA POSTERIORA BRENTANO F, ABKEHR NICHTREALEN GREDT J, ELEMENTA PHILOSOPHIA HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN MEINONG A, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE MILLANPUELLES A, TEORIA OBJETO PURO PALACIOS LE, FILOS SABER SUAREZ F, DISPUTACIONES METAPH WOLFF C, PHILOSOPHIA PRIMA SI
NR	11
TC	0
PU	CENT LOYOLA ESTUD COMUN SOC
PI	MADRID
PA	PABLO ARANDA 3, 6 MADRID, SPAIN
SN	0031-4749
J9	PENSAMIENTO
JI	Pensamiento
PD	MAY-AUG
PY	2000
VL	56
IS	215
BP	265
EP	284
PG	20
SC	Philosophy
GA	316RH
UT	ISI:000087181500004
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PT	J
AU	Koyre, A Zambelli, P
TI	Insolubilia, a logical study of the bases of set theory (edition of a previously unpublished dissertation)
SO	GIORNALE CRITICO DELLA FILOSOFIA ITALIANA
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	FRIES JF, 1811, SYSTEM LOGIK, P245 GIANNANTONI G, 1997, SCUOLE SOCRATICHE MI, P46 HESSENBERG, GRUNDBEGRIFFE MENGEN HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN, P544 MOLINE J, 1969, MIND, V78, P393 RABELAIS F, GARGANTUA RABELAIS F, 1955, OEUVRES COMPLETES, P75 REINACH, THEORIE NEGATIVEN UR RUSTOW A, 1910, LUGNER SAVONAROLA G, 1982, OPERE FILOSOFICHE, V1, P152 URBACH B, 1910, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V140, P81
NR	12
TC	0
PU	CASA EDITRICE G C SANSONI SPA
PI	FLORENCE
PA	VIA BENEDETTO VARCHI 47, 50100 FLORENCE, ITALY
SN	0017-0089
J9	G CRIT FILOS ITAL
JI	G. Crit. Filos. Ital.
PD	SEP-DEC
PY	1999
VL	19
IS	3
BP	323
EP	354
PG	32
SC	Philosophy
GA	279XJ
UT	ISI:000085070100002
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PT	J
AU	Modenato, F
TI	The objective of factuality according to Alexius Meinong
SO	RIVISTA DI STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIA
LA	Italian
DT	Article
CR	BRENTANO F, 1971, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN, V2, P48 BRENTANO F, 1974, WAHRHEIT EVIDENZ, P26 BRENTANO F, 1976, PHILOS UNTERSUCHUNGE, P126 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONG THEORY OBJEC, P337 GROSSMANN R, 1965, STRUCTURE MIND, P169 GROSSMANN R, 1974, MEINONG, P118 HUSSERL E, 1922, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V2, P402 HUSSERL E, 1968, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V2, P450 JACKSON R, 1934, MIND, P380 LENOCI M, TEORIA CONOSCENZA A, P165 LENOCI M, 1972, TEORIA CONOSCENZA AL, P158 MAREK JC, 1995, GEGENSTANDE INHALT I, P341 MARTY A, 1908, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GRUND, P314 MEINONG A, ERFAHRUNGSGRUNDLAGEN MEINONG A, GEGENSTANDE HOHERER MEINONG A, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE MEINONG A, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS MEINONG A, UBER ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, UBER ERFAHRUNGSGRUND MEINONG A, UBER GEGENSTANDSTHEO MEINONG A, UBER STELLUNG GEGENS MEINONG A, UBER URTEILSGEFUHLE MEINONG A, 1969, GESAMTAUSGABE, V1, P590 MODENATO F, 1979, COSCIENZA ESSERE F B, P283 MODENATO F, 1993, METAFISICA MODERNITA, P221 MODENATO F, 1994, A MEINONG FENOMENO N, P361 MODENATO F, 1995, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, P91 MODENATO F, 1996, AXIOMATES, P43 MODENATO F, 1996, BRENTANO STUDIEN, V6, P245 MODENATO F, 1996, RIV STOR FILOS, P35 MODENATO F, 1997, AXIOMATES, P150 RADAKOVIC M, 1952, MEINONG-GEDENKSCHRIF, P106 RUSSELL B, NATURE TRUTH FALSEHO RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, P523 RUSSELL B, 1910, PHILOS ESSAYS, P176 SPINICCI P, 1985, PENSIERI ESPERIENZA, P70
NR	36
TC	0
PU	FRANCO ANGELI
PI	MILAN
PA	VIALE MONZA 106, 20127 MILAN, ITALY
SN	0393-2516
J9	RIV STOR FILOS
JI	Riv. Stor. Filos.
PY	1999
VL	54
IS	3
BP	437
EP	464
PG	28
SC	Philosophy
GA	279DN
UT	ISI:000085029100003
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PT	J
AU	Gaidenko, PP
TI	Metaphysics of concrete all-unity, or, absolute realism of S.L. Frank
SO	VOPROSY FILOSOFII
LA	Russian
DT	Article
CR	ALEKSEEV SA, 1914, MYSL DEISTVITELNOST ANGELUS SILESIU., CHERUBINISCHER WANDE ARISTOTLE, FIZIKA BERGSON H, ESSAIS DONNEES IMMED BERGSON H, EVOLUTION CREATRICE BERGSON H, MATIERE MEMOIRE BERGSON H, VREMYA SVOBODA VOLI BINSWANGER HP, VOSPOMINANIYA SL FRA DESCARTES R, 1950, IZBRANNYE PROIZVEDEN EVLAMPIEV II, 1995, FRANK PREDMET ZNANIY, P15 FRANK SL, DUKHOVNYE OSNOVY OBS FRANK SL, DUSHA CHELOVEKA FRANK SL, ERES UTOPIZMA KRITIK FRANK SL, NEPOSTIZHIMOE FRANK SL, PREDMET ZNANIYA DUSH FRANK SL, PREDMET ZNANIYA FRANK SL, REALNOST CHELOVEK ME FRANK SL, RUSSKOE MIROVOZZRENI FRANK SL, VVEDENIE FILOSOFIYU FRANK SL, 1908, RUSSKAYA MYSL, V6 FRANK SL, 1913, RUSSKAYA MYSL, V3 FRANK SL, 1914, RUSSKAYA MYSL, V4 FRANK SL, 1928, PUT, V12 GANDILLAC MD, 1943, BIBLIOTHEQUE PHILOS, P179 GLOY K, 1984, PHILOS JB, V91, P290 HEGEL GWF, ENTSIKLOPEDIIA FILOS HEIDEGGER M, SEIN UND ZEIT ILIN VN, 1954, SB PAMYATI SL FRANKA, P85 KANT I, KRITIKA CHISTOGO RAZ LOSSKY N, TEORIYA ZNANIYA SL F LOSSKY N, 1919, OSNOVNYE VOPROSY GEN LOSSKY NO, ISTORIYA RUSSKOI FIL MEINONG A, 1906, ERFAHRUNGSGRUNDLAGEN MELIS G, 1912, LOGOS NICHOLAS CUSA, SOCHINENIYA PLATO, PARMENID PLOTINUS, ENNEADY PROCLUS, PERVOOSNOVY TEOLOGII RILKE RM, STUNDENBUCH RILKE RM, 1965, LIRIKA SCHELER M, 1919, UMSTURZ WERTE, V2 SCHULZ H, 1923, FICHTE VERTRAULICHEN SOLOVEV SM, RUSSIE EGLISE UNIVER SOLOVEV VS, SOBRANIE SOCHINENII, V3 STEPUN F, LOGOS 1911-1912 TYUTCHEV FI, TENI SIZYE SMESILIS TYUTCHEV FI, 1966, LIRIKA, V1 ZENKOVSKII VV, ISTORIYA RUSSKOI FIL
NR	48
TC	0
PU	MEZHDUNARODNAYA KNIGA
PI	MOSCOW
PA	39 DIMITROVA UL., 113095 MOSCOW, RUSSIA
SN	0042-8744
J9	VOP FILOS
JI	Vopr. Filos.
PY	1999
IS	5
BP	114
EP	150
PG	37
SC	Philosophy
GA	257EK
UT	ISI:000083769400011
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PT	J
AU	Owens, D
TI	The authority of memory (Belief, epistemology, reason)
SO	EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	Univ Sheffield, Dept Philosophy, Sheffield S10 2TN, S Yorkshire, England.
RP	Owens, D, Univ Sheffield, Dept Philosophy, Sheffield S10 2TN, S Yorkshire, England.
CR	ADLER J, 1996, ANALYSIS, V56, P80 BACH K, 1985, MONIST, V68, P246 BRATMAN M, 1987, INTENTIONS PLANS PRA BURGE T, 1993, PHILOS REV, V102, P457 BURGE T, 1997, PHILOS STUD, V86, P21 CHISHOLM R, 1977, THEORY KNOWLEDGE CHRISTENSEN D, 1997, PHILOS STUD, V86, P1 DENNETT D, 1991, FUTURE FOLK PSYCHOL DESCARTES R, PHILOS WRITINGS DUMMETT M, 1992, SEAS LANGUAGE FIRTH R, 1981, P ADDRESSES AM PHILO, V55, P5 FOLEY R, 1993, WORKING WITHOUT NET FOSTER J, 1985, AJ AYER GOLDMAN A, 1988, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V2 HARMAN G, 1973, THOUGHT HARMAN G, 1986, CHANGE VIEW LOCKE J, 1975, ESSAY HUMAN UNDERSTA MALCOLM N, 1963, KNOWLEDGE CERTAINTY MCDOWELL J, 1998, MEANING KNOWLEDGE RE MEINONG A, 1973, EMPIRICAL KNOLWEDGE MORAN R, 1997, EUR J PHILOS, V5, P141 OWENS D, 1996, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V54, P319 OWENS D, 2000, REASON WITHOUT FREED PEACOCKE C, 1986, THOUGHTS ESSAY CONTE PINK T, 1996, PSYCHOL FREEDOM PLANTINGA A, 1993, WARRANT PROPER FUNCT POLLOCK J, 1974, KNOWLEDGE JSUTIFICAT POLLOCK J, 1986, CONT THEORIES KNOWLE RAZ J, 1975, PRACTICAL REASON NOR VANFRAASSEN BC, 1984, J PHILOS, V81, P235 VELLEMAN J, 1989, PRACTICAL REFLECTION
NR	31
TC	0
PU	BLACKWELL PUBL LTD
PI	OXFORD
PA	108 COWLEY RD, OXFORD OX4 1JF, OXON, ENGLAND
SN	0966-8373
J9	EUR J PHILOS
JI	Eur. J. Philos.
PD	DEC
PY	1999
VL	7
IS	3
BP	312
EP	329
PG	18
SC	Philosophy
GA	261ZR
UT	ISI:000084041700002
ER

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PT	J
AU	Benoist, J
TI	Is there something beyond psychology?
SO	REVUE PHILOSOPHIQUE DE LA FRANCE ET DE L ETRANGER
LA	French
DT	Article
C1	Univ Paris 01, F-75231 Paris 05, France.
RP	Benoist, J, Univ Paris 01, F-75231 Paris 05, France.
CR	BENOIST J, 1997, PHENOMENOLOGIE SEMAN BIEMEL W, 1976, CRISE SCI EUROPEENNE BOLZANO B, 1873, WISSENSCHAFTSLEHRE BOUVERESSE J, 1987, MYTHE INTERIORITE CAVELL S, 1976, MUST WE MEAN WHAT WE COFFA A, 1991, SEMANTIC TRADITION K DEUMMETT M, 1991, FREGE OTHER PHILOS DIAMOND C, 1991, REALISTIC SPIRIT ENGEL P, 1996, PHILOS PSYCHOLOGIE ENGLISH J, 1975, ARTICLES LOGIQUE FISETTE D, 1994, LECTURE FREGEENNE PH FRANCK D, 1989, CRITIQUE MAR, V502 HOLZHEY H, 1986, COHEN NATORP HUSSERL E, BRIEFWECHSEL HUSSERL E, EINLEITUNG LOGIK ERK HUSSERL E, LOGIQUE FORMELLE LOG HUSSERL E, PROLEGOMENES HUSSERL E, RECHERCHES LOGIQUES HUSSERL E, 1979, AUFSATZE REZENSIONEN JOUMIER L, 1998, HUSSERL INTRO LOGIQU KUSCH M, 1995, PSYCHOLOGISM CASE ST LAUGIER S, 1992, ANTHR LOGIQUE QUINE LAX J, 1993, BOLZANO CRITIQUE KAN LESSING HU, 1985, DILTHEY JB, V3, P228 MEINONG A, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE MELLE U, 1995, BRENTANO STUDIEN, V6, P103 NATORP P, 1910, KANTSTUDIEN, V6 PEIRCE CS, 1906, PHANEROSCOPY PICARDI E, 1996, FREGE IMPORTANCE LEG, P307 PICARDI E, 1997, EUR J PHILOS, V5, P162 QUINE WVO, 1977, RELATIVITE ONTOLOGIE
NR	31
TC	0
PU	PRESSES UNIV FRANCE
PI	EVRY
PA	DEPT DES REVUES 14, AVENUE DU BOIS-DE-L'EPINE B.P. 90, 91003 EVRY, FRANCE
SN	0035-3833
J9	REV PHIL FRAN ETRANG
JI	Rev. Philos. Fr. Etrang.
PD	JUL-SEP
PY	1999
VL	124
IS	3
BP	345
EP	361
PG	17
SC	Philosophy
GA	247QA
UT	ISI:000083230400005
ER

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PT	J
AU	Centi, B
TI	Kant and Johann Friedrich Herbart, mathematics and psychology in the works of Ernst Mach
SO	GIORNALE CRITICO DELLA FILOSOFIA ITALIANA
LA	Italian
DT	Article
CR	BENEKE FE, 1842, SYSTEM LOGIK KUNSTLE, V2, P141 BLACKMORE J, 1992, E MACH DEEPER LOOK D, P111 BLACKMORE JT, 1988, E MACH WIRK WIRKUNG, P465 BONAMEYER J, 1870, KANT PSYCHOL DARGEST BRENTANO F, 1988, UBER E MACH ERKENNTN, P40 CANTOR G, 1883, GRUNDLAGEN ALLGEMEIN CASSIRER E, 1958, STOR FILOS MODERNA, V4, P65 DELIA A, 1968, E MACH MECCANICA SUO FEYERABEND PK, 1988, E MACH WIRK WIRKUNG, P446 FRIES JF, 1819, SYSTEM LOGIK FRIES JF, 1979, SCHRIFTEN ANGEWANDTE, P11 HALLER R, 1988, E MACH WERK WIRKUNG, P74 HOFFMANN D, 1991, E MACH STUDIEN DOKUM KANT I, KRITIK REINEN VERNUN KANT I, 1967, CRITICA RAGION PURA, P84 LEINFELLNER W, 1988, E MACH WIRK WIRKUNG, P127 MACH E, 1883, MECHANIK IHRE ENTWIC MACH E, 1896, POPULARWISSENSCHAFTL, P117 MACH E, 1906, ANAL EMPFINDUNGEN VE, P7 MACH E, 1906, ERKENNTNIS IRRTUM, P12 MACH E, 1975, ANAL SENSAZIONI RAPP, P42 MACH E, 1990, LETTURE SCI POPOLARI, P92 MEINONG A, 1877, SITZUNGSBER KAISERLI, V87, P184 PETTOELLO R, 1992, POVERO DIAVOLO EMPIR, P178 POGGI S, 1977, SISTEMI ESPERIENZA, P409 POGGI S, 1992, PROBLEMI PSICOLOGIA, V38, P659 RICKERT H, 1902, GRENZEN NATURWISSENS, R4 RIEHL A, PHILOS KRITIZISMUS S STADLER F, 1988, E MACH WERK WIRKUNG, P12 SWOBODA WW, 1988, E MACH WIRK WIRKUNG, P385 WAGNER R, HANDWORTERBUCH PHYSI WEBER EH, 1852, RAUMSINN EMPFINDUNGS WOLTERS G, 1990, INTERSEZIONI, V10, P325
NR	33
TC	0
PU	CASA EDITRICE G C SANSONI SPA
PI	FLORENCE
PA	VIA BENEDETTO VARCHI 47, 50100 FLORENCE, ITALY
SN	0017-0089
J9	G CRIT FILOS ITAL
JI	G. Crit. Filos. Ital.
PD	SEP-DEC
PY	1997
VL	17
IS	3
BP	446
EP	460
PG	15
SC	Philosophy
GA	ZB534
UT	ISI:000072482200006
ER

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PT	J
AU	Yagisawa, T
TI	A somewhat Russellian theory of intensional contexts
SO	NOUS
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	BELIEF
C1	Calif State Univ Northridge, Northridge, CA 91330 USA.
RP	Yagisawa, T, Calif State Univ Northridge, Northridge, CA 91330 USA.
CR	ALMOG J, 1988, THEMES KAPLAN ARNAUD R, 1976, NOUS, V10, P69 AUSTIN D, WHATS MEANING THIS P BACH K, THOUGHT REFERENCE BENACERRAF P, 1965, PHILOS REV, V74, P47 BLACKBURN S, 1975, MEANING REFERENCE NE, P182 BOER S, KNOWING WHO CARGILE J, 1972, NOTRE DAME J FORM L, V13, P105 CARNAP R, MEANING NECESSITY CASTANEDA HN, 1967, AM PHILOS Q, V4, P85 CASTANEDA HN, 1968, J PHILOS, V65, P439 CHANDLER H, 1976, ANAL, V36, P106 CHISHOLM RM, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P CHURCH A, 1950, ANALYSIS, V10, P97 CHURCH A, 1954, PHILOS STUD, V5, P65 CRESSWELL MJ, STRUCTURED MEANINGS DAVIDSON D, 1968, SYNTHESE, V19, P130 DAVIDSON D, 1972, SEMANTICS NATURAL LA DAVIDSON D, 1991, PHILOS ISSUES, V1 DAVIES M, MEANING QUANTIFICATI KAPLAN D, DEMONSTRATIVES KRIPKE S, 1979, MEANING USE, P239 KRIPKE S, 1979, MEANING USE, P239 KRIPKE SA, NAMING NECESSITY LEWIS D, PLURALITY WORLDS LEWIS D, 1972, SEMANTICS NATURAL LA, P169 LEWIS D, 1974, SYNTHESE, V23, P331 LEWIS D, 1979, PHILOS REV, V88, P513 LINSKY L, 1952, SEMANTICS PHILOS LAN LOUX MJ, 1979, POSSIBLE ACTUAL READ LYCAN W, 1979, POSSIBLE ACTUAL READ, P274 LYCAN WG, 1972, ANAL, V33, P138 MARGALIT A, 1979, MEANING USE MATES B, 1950, U CALIF PUBL PHILOS, V25 MCDOWELL J, 1980, REFERENCE TRUTH REAL, P206 MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P NEALE S, DESCRIPTIONS PARSONS T, NON-EXISTENT OBJECTS PERRY J, 1979, NOUS, V13, P3 PLATTS M, WAYS MEANING INTRO P PLATTS M, 1980, REFERENCE TRUTH REAL QUINE WV, MATHEMATICAL LOGIC RICHARD M, PROPOSITIONAL ATTITU RICHARD M, 1983, J PHILOS LOGIC, V12, P425 RICHARD M, 1992, PHILOS STUD, V65, P37 RICHARD M, 1993, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V7 RIEBER S, 1992, ANALYSIS, V52, P224 SALMON N, FREGES PUZZLE SALMON N, REFERENCE ESSENCE SALMON N, 1984, ANALYSIS, V44, P114 SALMON N, 1986, MIDWEST STUD PHILOS, V11, P75 SALMON N, 1989, PHILOS REV, V98, P3 SALMON N, 1994, VERY POSSIBILIT 0411 SALMON N, 1995, NOUS, V29, P1 SCHIFFER S, REMNANTS MEANING SELLARS W, 1954, PHILOS REV, V63, P197 SOAMES S, 1989, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V3, P575 STALNAKER R, INQUIRY TASCHEK WW, 1990, J PHILOS, P38 TOMBERLIN JE, 1989, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V3 TOMBERLIN JE, 1993, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V7 VILLANUEVA E, 1991, PHILOS ISSUES YAGISAWA T, 1988, ERKENNTNIS, V53, P175 ZALTA EN, INTENSIONAL LOGIC ME
NR	64
TC	0
PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS
PI	MALDEN
PA	350 MAIN STREET, STE 6, MALDEN, MA 02148 USA
SN	0029-4624
J9	NOUS
JI	Nous
PY	1997
SU	Suppl. S
BP	43
EP	82
PG	40
SC	Philosophy
GA	YT290
UT	ISI:000071585900003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Graves, PR
TI	Reference and imperfective paradox
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	CHISHOLM RM, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P DEVITT M, 1981, DESIGNATION FREGE G, 1892, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V100, P25 GEACH PT, 1952, TRANSLATIONS PHILOS KRIPKE SA, 1980, NAMING NECESSITY LEWIS D, 1973, J PHILOS LOGIC, V2 MEINONG A, 1904, THEORY OBJECTS RUSSELL B, 1903, PRINCIPLES MATH RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 SEARLE J, 1958, MIND, V57, P166 STALNAKER R, 1968, STUDIES LOGICAL THEO TARSKI A, 1933, PROJECIE PRAWDY JEZY TARSKI A, 1956, LOGIC SEMANTICS META
NR	13
TC	0
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0031-8116
J9	PHIL STUD
JI	Philos. Stud.
PD	OCT
PY	1997
VL	88
IS	1
BP	81
EP	101
PG	21
SC	Philosophy
GA	XW519
UT	ISI:A1997XW51900005
ER

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PT	J
AU	MODENATO, F
TI	MEINONG,ALEXIUS - INTENTION AND EXTERNAL PERCEPTION
SO	RIVISTA DI STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIA
LA	Italian
DT	Proceedings Paper
CT	Conference on Meinong and His School - A Meinong, How to Get Into Touch With Things
CY	DEC 09-10, 1994
CL	TRENT, ITALY
CR	BIEMEL W, 1956, PHILOS PHENOMENOL RE, P295 BRENTANO F, 1973, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN, V1, P112 BUJAS R, 1910, VERHANDLUNGEN 50 VER, P177 FANO V, 1993, FILOS EVIDENZA, P69 FINDLAY JN, 1972, EINIGE HAUPTPUNKTE M, P21 GRIFFIN N, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, P380 HUSSERL E, ANAL PASSIVEN SYNTHE HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN HUSSERL E, 1950, HUSSERLIANA, V3, P79 KUNG G, NOEMA GEGENSTAND LENOCI M, 1972, TEORIA CONOSCENZA A, P244 LINDENFELD DF, 1980, TRANSFORMATION POSIT, P158 MALLY E, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN, P127 MEINONG A, GEGENSTANDE HOHERER MEINONG A, HUME-STUDIEN MEINONG A, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE MEINONG A, PSYCHOL ETHISCHE UNT MEINONG A, UBER ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, 1973, GESAMTAUSGABE, V5, P478 MODENATO F, 1993, METAFISICA MODERNITA, P221 MODENATO F, 1994, A MEINONG FENOMENO N, P361 MODENATO, 1991, ETHOS CULTURA, P527 RUSSELL B, 1904, MIND, P521 SPINICCI P, 1985, PENSIERI ESPERIENZA, P48
NR	24
TC	0
PU	FRANCO ANGELI
PI	MILAN
PA	VIALE MONZA 106, 20127 MILAN, ITALY
SN	0393-2516
J9	RIV STOR FILOS
JI	Riv. Stor. Filos.
PY	1996
VL	51
IS	1
BP	29
EP	57
PG	29
SC	Philosophy
GA	UZ669
UT	ISI:A1996UZ66900002
ER

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PT	J
AU	WITHERALL, A
TI	FLIGHTS OF IMAGINATION
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL FORUM
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	HUSSERL E, IDEAS KANT I, CRITIQUE PURE REASON MEINONG A, 1910, UBER ANNAHMEN MURDOCH I, 1992, METAPHYSICS GUIDE MO REYNOLDS SL, 1989, NOUS, V23, P616 ROUTLEY R, 1980, EXPLORING MEINONGS J TWARDOWSKI K, 1977, CONTENT OBJECT PRESE WHITE AR, 1990, LANGUAGE IMAGINATION
NR	8
TC	0
PU	PHILOSOPHICAL FORUM INC BARUCH COLL-CUNY
PI	NEW YORK
PA	17 LEXINGTON AVE PO BOX 239, NEW YORK, NY 10010
SN	0031-806X
J9	PHIL FOR
JI	Philos. Forum
PD	SPR
PY	1996
VL	27
IS	3
BP	269
EP	286
PG	18
SC	Philosophy
GA	UR896
UT	ISI:A1996UR89600004
ER

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PT	J
AU	MISKIEWICZ, W
TI	THE HUSSERLIAN CONCEPT OF REPRESENTATION
SO	ARCHIVES DE PHILOSOPHIE
LA	French
DT	Article
DE	PHENOMENOLOGY; NATURALIZATION; REPRESENTATION; REPRESENTATIONAL PARADIGM; INTENTIONALITY; CONTENTS OF CONSCIOUSNESS; SUBSTANCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS
CR	BANCHETTI MP, 1993, HUSSERL STUDIES, V10 COBBSTEVENS R, HUSSERL ANAL PHILOS DARWIN C, ORIGINE ESPECES DREYFUS H, 1972, LIFE WORLD CONSCIOUS DREYFUS H, 1991, ETUDES PHILOS 1 DREYFUS HL, HUSSERL INTENTIONALI EMBREE LE, 1972, LIFE WORLD CONSCIOUS ENGLISH J, 1993, HUSSERL-TWARDOWSKI O FOLLESDAL D, HUSSERL FREGE GIBSON AB, PHILOS DESCARTES GIBSON JJ, ECOLOGICAL APPROACH HUSSERL E, ARTICLES LOGIQUE 189 HUSSERL E, HUSSERLIANA, V10 HUSSERL E, HUSSERLIANA, V19 HUSSERL E, HUSSERLIANA, V2 HUSSERL E, HUSSERLIANA, V22 HUSSERL E, HUSSERLIANA, V26 HUSSERL E, HUSSERLIANA, V27 HUSSERL E, IDEE PHENOMENOLOGIE HUSSERL E, LECONS PHENOMENOLOGI HUSSERL E, LOGIQUE FORMELLE LOG HUSSERL E, RECHERCHES LOGIQUES, V1 HUSSERL E, RECHERCHES LOGIQUES, V2 HUSSERL E, RECHERCHES LOGIQUES, V3 LEVINAS E, DECOUVRANT EXISTENCE MATURANA HR, TREE KNOWLEDGE MCINTYRE R, 1987, J PHILOS, V84 MCINTYRE R, 1991, ETUDES PHILOS 1 MEINONG A, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE MISKIEWICZ W, 1994, REV METAPHYS MORALE, V3, P345 MOHANTY JN, HUSSERL FREGE NATORP P, ALLGEMEINE PSYCHOL RABANAQUE LR, 1993, HUSSERL STUDIES, V10 SALANSKIS JM, 1993, INTELLECTICA 2 SOKOLOWSKI R, 1987, J PHILOS, V84 STEWARD J, 1992, INTELLECTICA 16 STUMPF C, PSYCHOL URSPRUNG RAU VARELA F, AUTONOMIE CONNAISSAN WUNDT, F PSYCHOL PHYSIOLOGI
NR	39
TC	0
PU	EDITIONS BEAUCHESNE
PI	PARIS
PA	72 RUE DES SAINTS-PERES, 75007 PARIS, FRANCE
SN	0003-9632
J9	ARCH PHIL
JI	Arch. Philos.
PD	OCT-DEC
PY	1995
VL	58
IS	4
BP	617
EP	630
PG	14
SC	Philosophy
GA	TN013
UT	ISI:A1995TN01300008
ER

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PT	J
AU	KANITSCHEIDER, B
TI	THE IMAGE OF MAN AND THE PERSPECTIVES OF SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS FOR THE FUTURE
SO	FOLIA HUMANISTICA
LA	Spanish
DT	Article
RP	KANITSCHEIDER, B, UNIV GIESSEN,W-6300 GIESSEN,GERMANY.
CR	CARRASCOSA JL, 1992, QUIMERAS CONOCIMIENT DESCARTES R, ABHANDLUNG METHODE DEUTSCH D, 1991, PHYS REV D, V44, P3197 DYSON F, 1991, INFINITO TODAS DIREC GRUSSER OJ, 1983, HOMINID EVOLUTION PA, P457 GRUSSER OJ, 1990, MED FORSCHUNG, V5, P85 HAKEN H, 1981, ERFOLGSGEHEIMNISSE N KANITSCHEIDER B, 1994, FOLIA HUMANISTICA, V32, P89 LASKAR J, 1989, NATURE, V338, P237 MACCORMAC E, 1995, NEUE REALITATEN HERA, P210 MEINONG A, 1915, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE NAISBITT J, 1990, MEGATENDENCIAS NICHOLLS P, 1987, CIENCIA CIENCIA FICC POPPER KR, 1965, ELEND HISTORIZISMUS QUERALTO R, 1993, MUNDO TECNOLOGIA RAZ QUERALTO R, 1994, ANUARIO FILOSOFICO, V27, P683 VILACOROBARRACH.MD, 1993, DERECHO ANTE PROYECT, V1 WOLFHEIDEGGER G, 1967, ANATOMISCHE SEKTION
NR	18
TC	0
PU	FOLIA HUMANISTICA
PI	BARCELONA
PA	C/MUNTANER 303, 08021 BARCELONA, SPAIN
SN	0015-5594
J9	FOLIA HUMANIST
JI	Folia Humanistica
PD	NOV-DEC
PY	1995
VL	33
IS	347
BP	405
EP	426
PG	22
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	TL864
UT	ISI:A1995TL86400002
ER

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PT	J
AU	JACQUETTE, D
TI	VIRTUAL RELATIONS
SO	IDEALISTIC STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	JACQUETTE, D, PENN STATE UNIV,UNIVERSITY PK,PA 16802.
CR	ARMSTRONG DM, 1978, THEORY UNIVERSALS BARBER KF, 1966, MEINONGS HUME STUDIE BARBER KF, 1970, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V30, P550 BERGMANN G, 1967, REALISM CRITIQUE BRE BERKELEY G, 3 DIALOGUES HYLAS PH CARRE MH, 1946, REALISTS NOMINALISTS CHISHOLM RM, 1972, PHILOS STUD, V24, P245 CHURCH A, 1941, CALCULI LAMBDA CONVE GRIFFIN N, 1979, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V9, P23 GRIFFIN N, 1986, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P375 GROSSMANN R, 1974, NOUS, V8, P67 HENNINGER MG, 1989, RELATIONS MEDIEVAL T HUME D, ENQUIRY HUMAN UNDERS HUME D, TREATISE HUMAN NATUR JACQUETTE D, IN PRESS MEINONGIAN JACQUETTE D, 1991, HDB METAPHYSICS ONTO, P201 JACQUETTE D, 1994, AXIOMATHES, V5, P345 JINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE LAMBERT K, 1982, TOPOI, V1, P87 LAMBERT K, 1983, MEINONG PRINCIPLE IN LOUX MJ, 1970, UNIVERSALS PARTICULA MALLY E, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN, P127 MEINONG A, GEGENSTANDE HOHERER MEINONG A, GEGENSTANDSTHEORIE MEINONG A, UBER ANNAHMEN PARSONS CD, 1965, PHILOS IN AM, P182 PERSZYK KJ, 1993, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PLATO, THEAETETUS QUINE WV, 1969, ONTOLOGICAL RELATIVI ROSS WD, 1961, PLATOS THEORY IDEAS RUSSELL B, PRINCIPIA MATHEMATIC RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 RUSSELL B, 1910, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC, V11, P108 RUSSELL B, 1911, P AR SOC, V12, P1 RUSSELL B, 1912, PROBLEMS PHILOS SMITH JF, 1985, PHILOS PHENOMEN RES, V45, P305 WOLTERSTORFF N, 1970, UNIVERSALS PARTICULA
NR	37
TC	0
PU	CLARK UNIV PRESS
PI	WORCESTER
PA	DEPT PHILOSOPHY CLARK UNIV, WORCESTER, MA 01610
SN	0046-8541
J9	IDEAL STUD
JI	Ideal. Stud.
PD	SPR-SUM
PY	1995
VL	25
IS	2
BP	141
EP	154
PG	14
SC	Philosophy
GA	TF012
UT	ISI:A1995TF01200002
ER

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PT	J
AU	HALA, V
TI	DIALOGUE AND CONTEXT
SO	FILOSOFICKY CASOPIS
LA	Czech
DT	Article
AB	The author concentrates primarily on the problem of ''formalism'' in Habermas' conception of discursive ethics, since he considers this to be the key to its fundamental intent. On the basis of the historical reference to the concept of the ''material evaluation of ethics'' he seeks to show the changes through which the categories of ''material'' and ''formalism'' in ethics acquired their meaning. While M. Scheler and N. Hartmann sought to show the tensions between apriorism and formalism found in Kant with the concept of ''material a priori'' Habermas conceives the problem of ''content'' as one of contextual dependence. Differently from the ''contextual'' or ''communitarian'' concept, Habermas is convinced that it is possible in principle to distinguish ethical or evaluative questions from moral ones on the basis of an abstraction from the automatic validity of contextually dependent ideas and projects of ''the good life''. For him, this identification of value must be transformed into norms, ''candidates'' for inter-subjective acceptability, on the basis of a universally valid procedure of rational argumentation. The reason that Habermas' conception is attractive in more than purely philosophical terms is its stress on democratically open dialogue, the egalitarianism of its adherents and the emphasis on the principle of justice. Its greatest problem is that it overcomes contextual dependence purely on the basis of abstraction from the obvious validity of contexts and not from the contexts themselves. Here the author emphasises that Habermas' ''formalism'' shares Kant's almost too unambiguous trust in the structure and function of reality, primarily in the possibility of rational argumentation.
RP	HALA, V, ACAD SCI CZECH REPUBL,FILOSOFICKY USTAV,PRAGUE,CZECH REPUBLIC.
CR	1978, UNTERSCHIED ZWISCHEN COHEN J, 1990, UNIVERSALISM COMMUNI, P84 FRAZER N, 1989, UNRULY PRACTICES POW, P111 HABERMAS J, 1968, ERKENNTNIS INTERESSE HABERMAS J, 1973, LEGITIMATIONSPROBLEM HABERMAS J, 1983, MORALBEWUSSTSEIN KOM, P114 HABERMAS J, 1991, ERLAUTERUNGEN DISLAU, P7 HALA V, 1994, IMPULSY KANTOVY ETIK, P49 KANT I, 1944, KRITIKA PRAKTICKEHO, P160 LYOTARD JF, 1993, POSTMODERNISMU LYOTARD JF, 1993, POSTMODERNISMU, P29 MACINTYRE A, 1984, VIRTUE STUDY MORAL T, V2, P56 MALIANDI RG, 1966, WERTOBJEKTVITAT REAL MEINONG A, 1968, GESAMMTAUSGABE, V3 PATZIG G, 1971, ETHIK OHNE METAPHYSI PESEK J, 1974, FILOS CAS, V22, P484 RASMUSSEN D, 1990, UNIVERSALISM COMMUNI RAWLS J, 1971, THEORY JUSTICE RAWLS J, 1987, OXFORD J LEGAL STUDI, V7, P1 REINER H, 1974, GRUNDLAGEN SITTLICHK RORTY R, 1987, VIRGINIA STATUE RELI SCHELER M, 1966, GESAMMELTE WERKE TUGENDHAT E, 1987, PROBLEME ETHIK VONEHRENFELS C, 1982, PHILOS SCRIFTEN, V1 WEINKE K, 1977, RATIONALITAT MORAL, P44 WUKETITS F, 1993, VERDAMNU UNMORAL NAT, P208
NR	26
TC	0
PU	FILOSOFICKY CASOPIS
PI	PRAGUE
PA	JILSKA 1, PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC 1
SN	0015-1831
J9	FILOS CASOPIS
JI	Filos. Cas.
PY	1995
VL	43
IS	2
BP	272
EP	286
PG	15
SC	Ethics; Philosophy
GA	RL024
UT	ISI:A1995RL02400008
ER

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PT	J
AU	JACQUETTE, D
TI	TARSKI QUANTIFICATIONAL SEMANTICS AND MEINONGIAN OBJECT THEORY DOMAINS
SO	PACIFIC PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
ID	RUSSELL
RP	JACQUETTE, D, PENN STATE UNIV,UNIVERSITY PK,PA 16802.
CR	ETCHEMENDY J, 1988, J SYMBOLIC LOGIC, V53, P51 ETCHEMENDY J, 1990, CONCEPT LOGICAL CONS FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE JACQUETTE D, 1989, OGIQUE ANAL, V125, P113 JACQUETTE D, 1994, IN PRESS MONIST JACQUETTE D, 1995, IN PRESS ACTA ANAL LAMBERT K, 1983, MEINONG PRINCIPLE IN MCCARTHY T, 1981, J PHILOS, V78, P499 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN, P481 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS QUIGLEY FD, 1970, MANUAL AXIOMATIC SET ROUTLEY R, 1981, EXPLORING MEINONGS J RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P479 RUSSELL B, 1927, PRINCIPIA MATHEMATIC RUSSELL B, 1938, PRINCIPLES MATH SHER G, 1991, BOUNDS LOGIC GENERAL SMITH JF, 1985, PHILOS PHENOMEN RES, V45, P305 SMITH JF, 1988, RUSSELL, V8, P179 STOLL RR, 1963, SET THEORY LOGIC TARSKI A, 1936, LOGIC SEMANTICS META TARSKI A, 1986, HIST PHILOS LOGIC, V7, P143 WITTGENSTEIN L, 1922, TRACTATUS LOGICO-PHI
NR	22
TC	0
PU	BLACKWELL PUBL LTD
PI	OXFORD
PA	108 COWLEY RD, OXFORD, OXON, ENGLAND OX4 1JF
SN	0031-5621
J9	PAC PHIL QUART
JI	Pac. Philos. Q.
PD	JUN
PY	1994
VL	75
IS	2
BP	88
EP	107
PG	20
SC	Philosophy
GA	QJ981
UT	ISI:A1994QJ98100002
ER

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PT	J
AU	ESCHBACH, A
TI	MARTINAK,EDUARD - SEMATOLOGIST
SO	KODIKAS CODE-ARS SEMEIOTICA
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	BUHLER K, 1907, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V9, P297 BUHLER K, 1908, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V12, P1 BUHLER K, 1934, SPRACHTHEORIE GATSCHENBERGER R, 1901, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL ZE KNOBLOCH C, 1986, KODIKAS CODE, V9, P183 MARTINAK E, 1929, PSYCHOL PADAGOGISCHE MEINONG A, 1919, BEITRAGE PADAGOGIK D SMART BH, 1978, GRUNDLAGEN ZEICHENTH TREMEL F, 1975, OSTERREICHISCHES BIO, V6
NR	9
TC	0
PU	GUNTER NARR VERLAG
PI	TUBINGEN
PA	DISCHINGERWEG 5, D 72070 TUBINGEN, GERMANY
SN	0171-0834
J9	KODIKAS CODE-ARS SEMEIOTICA
PD	JAN-JUN
PY	1993
VL	16
IS	1-2
BP	113
EP	123
PG	11
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary; Language & Linguistics
GA	PX300
UT	ISI:A1993PX30000008
ER

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PT	J
AU	VOLTOLINI, A
TI	CAN NEGATIVE EXISTENTIALS BE REFERENTIALLY VINDICATED + A LOOK AT SOLUTIONS PROPOSED BY KRIPKE,S, EVANS,G, DONNELLAN,K AND ALMOG,J
SO	LINGUA E STILE
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	ADAMS RM, 1981, SYNTHESE, V49, P3 ALMOG J, 1981, PHILOS STUD, V39, P347 ALMOG J, 1986, J PHILOS, V83, P210 ALMOG J, 1991, NOUS, V25, P591 ANDUSCHUS PM, 1993, PHILOS COGNITIVE SCI, P17 BACH K, 1986, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P359 BAKER L, 1991, MEANING MIND FODOR H, P17 BALDWIN T, 1982, ANALYSIS, V42, P133 BENCIVENGA E, 1988, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V48, P533 BONOMI A, 1979, UNIVERSI DISCORSO CASTANEDA HN, 1990, THINKING STRUCTURE W, P459 DIFRANCESCO M, 1991, REALISMO ANALITICO DONNELLAN K, 1974, PHILOS REV, V83, P3 DONNELLAN K, 1979, CONT PERSPECTIVES PH, P28 EVANS G, 1982, VARIETIES REFERENCE FODOR JA, 1990, THEORY CONTENT OTHER GEACH PT, 1980, REFERENCE GENERALITY KAPLAN D, 1989, THEMES KAPLAN, P565 KRIPKE S, 1973, JOHN LOCKE LECTURES KRIPKE SA, 1980, NAMING NECESSITY LAMBERT K, 1983, MEINONG PRINCIPLE IN LINSKY B, 1994, PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPE, V8, P1 MCLAUGHLIN BP, 1989, CAUSE MIND REALITY, P111 MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 MEINONG A, 1960, THEORY OBJECTS MULLIGAN K, 1986, TOPOI, V5, P115 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P473 RUSSELL B, 1956, LOGIC KNOWLEDGE, P177 RYCKMAN TC, 1988, PHILOS ANAL DEFENSE, P241 SALMON N, 1987, PHILOS PERSPECTIVES, V1, P49 SIMONS P, 1990, PHILOS LOGIC CENTRAL, P159 SMITH B, 1984, AESTHETICS, P196 SMITH B, 1984, DIALECTICA, V38, P157 VOLTOLINI A, 1993, FICTA VERSUS POSSIBI VOLTOLINI A, 1993, NAMEABILITY POSSIBLE
NR	36
TC	0
PU	SOC ED IL MULINO
PI	BOLOGNA
PA	STRADA MAGGIORE 37, 40125 BOLOGNA, ITALY
SN	0024-385X
J9	LING STILE
JI	Ling. Stile
PD	SEP
PY	1994
VL	29
IS	3
BP	349
EP	371
PG	23
SC	Language & Linguistics; Literature
GA	PT069
UT	ISI:A1994PT06900002
ER

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PT	J
AU	TALLON, A
TI	AFFECTION, COGNITION, VOLITION + A STUDY OF HILDEBRAND,DIETRICH,VON CONTRIBUTION TO A PHILOSOPHY OF THE ETHICAL AND MYSTICAL RELATIONS OF THE SOUL - THE TRIADIC MEANING OF HEART IN ETHICS
SO	AMERICAN CATHOLIC PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	TALLON, A, MARQUETTE UNIV,MILWAUKEE,WI 53233.
CR	BOLLNOW OF, 1943, WESEN STIMMUNGEN DAVIS C, 1976, BODY AS SPIRIT NATUR EISENBERG N, 1982, DEVELOPMENT PRO-SOCI FINANCE JD, 1973, AFFRONTEMENT AUTRE E GUERIN M, 1993, AFFECTIVITE PENSEE HILDEBRAND DV, 1953, ETHICS HILDEBRAND DV, 1960, PHILOS JB GORRESGESE, V68, P180 HILDEBRAND DV, 1966, CHRISTIAN PHILOS REL, P3 HILDEBRAND DV, 1966, MAN WOMAN HILDEBRAND DV, 1977, HEART ANALYSIS HUMAN LONERGAN BJF, 1971, GRACE FREEDOM OPERAT MARITAIN J, 1953, CREATIVE INTUITION A MEINONG A, 1972, EMOTIONAL PRESENTATI NEWMAN JH, 1949, ESSAY DEV CHRISTIAN, V1 PEGHAIRE J, 1936, INTELLECTUS RATIO SE PFANDER A, 1967, PHENOMENOLOGY WILLIN PIAGET J, 1981, INTELLIGENCE AFFECTI RICOEUR P, 1960, FALLIBLE MAN ROUSSELOT P, 1935, INTELLECTUALISM ST T SALIERS DE, 1980, SOUL PARAPHRASE PRAY SARTRE JP, 1953, BEING AND NOTHINGNES SCHELER M, 1954, NATURE OF SYMPATHY SHEEHAN T, 1987, K RAHNER PHILOS FOUN SHELDON CM, 1990, MORALITY OF HEART STEIN E, 1989, ON PROBLEM OF EMPATH STRASSER S, 1977, PHENOMENOLOGY FEELIN STRAYER J, 1987, EMPATHY ITS DEVELOPM SWEENEY RD, 1972, PHENOMENOLOGICAL REA, P80 TALLON A, 1992, THEOL STUD, V53, P700
NR	29
TC	0
PU	AMER CATHOLIC PHILOS ASSN
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, DC 20064
SN	1051-3558
J9	AMER CATH PHIL QUART
JI	Am. Cath. Philos. Q.
PD	SPR
PY	1994
VL	68
IS	2
BP	211
EP	232
PG	22
SC	Philosophy
GA	PE140
UT	ISI:A1994PE14000005
ER

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PT	J
AU	HALES, SD
TI	CERTAINTY AND PHENOMENAL STATES
SO	CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	HALES, SD, GEORGIA STATE UNIV,ATLANTA,GA 30303.
CR	ALSTON W, 1989, EPISTEMIC JUSTIFICAT ARNAULD A, PORT ROYAL LOGIC AUGUSTINE, CONTRA ACADEMICOS BERKELEY G, PRINCIPLES HUMAN KNO BRENTANO F, DISTINCTION MENTAL P CHISHOLM R, 1942, MIND, V51, P368 CHISHOLM RM, 1989, THEORY KNOWLEDGE DESCARTES R, MEDITATIONS DUNSSCOTUS J, HUMAN KNOWLEDGE FIRTH R, 1967, PHILOS REV, V76, P3 HARDY GH, 1940, RAMANUJAN HEIDELBERGER H, 1979, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V7, P59 HILL AL, 1974, MENT RETARD, V12, P12 HUME D, TREATISE HUMAN NATUR KLEIN P, 1981, CERTAINTY LEIBNIZ GW, NEW ESSAYS HUMAN UND LURIA AR, 1968, MIND MNEMONIST MALCOLM N, 1963, KNOWLEDGE CERTAINTY MEINONG A, EMOTIONAL PRESENTATI MILLER RW, 1978, MIND, V87, P46 MOORE GE, CERTAINTY MOORE GE, DEFENSE COMMON SENSE RUSSELL B, KNOWLEDGE ACQUAINTAN SACKS O, MAN WHO MISTOOK HIS SARTRE JP, BEING AND NOTHINGNES SOSA E, 1991, KNOWLEDGE PERSPECTIV SOSA E, 1992, MENTAL CAUSATION VANCLEVE J, 1979, PHILOS REV, V88, P55
NR	28
TC	0
PU	UNIV CALGARY PRESS
PI	CALGARY
PA	2500 UNIVERSITY DR NW, CALGARY AB T2N 1N4, CANADA
SN	0045-5091
J9	CAN J PHIL
JI	Can. J. Philos.
PD	MAR
PY	1994
VL	24
IS	1
BP	57
EP	72
PG	16
SC	Philosophy
GA	NK548
UT	ISI:A1994NK54800005
ER

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PT	J
AU	BALDI, M
TI	EMPIRICISM AND NOMINALISM - STUDIES ON HUME - ITALIAN - MEINONG,A, BRIGATI,R, TRANSLATOR
SO	RIVISTA DI STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIA
LA	Italian
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1991, EMPIRISMO NOMINALISM
NR	1
TC	0
PU	FRANCO ANGELI
PI	MILAN
PA	VIALE MONZA 106, 20127 MILAN, ITALY
SN	0393-2516
J9	RIV STOR FILOS
JI	Riv. Stor. Filos.
PY	1993
VL	48
IS	4
BP	847
EP	849
PG	3
SC	Philosophy
GA	MZ980
UT	ISI:A1993MZ98000027
ER

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PT	J
AU	ROLLINGER, RD
TI	HUSSERL AND BRENTANO ON IMAGINATION
SO	ARCHIV FUR GESCHICHTE DER PHILOSOPHIE
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	BELL D, 1990, HUSSERL BRENTANO F, PSYCHOLOGIE EMPIRISC BRENTATNO F, LEHRE VOM RICHTIGEN BRUCK M, 1933, VERHALTNIS E HUSSERL DROST MP, 1990, PHILOS PHENOMEN RES, V50, P569 HUSSERL E, CARTESIANISCHE MEDIT HUSSERL E, HAUPTSTUCKE DESKRIPT HUSSERL E, KRISIS EUROPAISCHEN HUSSERL E, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN HUSSERL E, PSYCHOL STUDIEN ELEM HUSSERL E, 1894, PHILOS MONATSHEFTE, V30, P159 KRAUS O, 1919, F BRENTANO KENNTNIS MAYERHILLEBRAND F, 1959, GRUNDZUGE ASTHETIK MEINONG A, 1888, VIERTELJAHRSSCHRIFT, V12, P497 MEINONG A, 1889, VIERTELJAHRSSCHRIFT, V13, P1 MEINONG A, 1889, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V95, P161 SARAIVA M, 1970, IMAGINATION SELON HU SCHUHMANN K, 1977, HUSSERL CHRONIK DENK SCHUMANN K, POLISH SCI PHILOS LV TWARDOWSKI K, LEHRE INHALT GEGENST TYE M, 1988, PHILOS REV, V97, P497
NR	21
TC	0
PU	WALTER DE GRUYTER & CO
PI	BERLIN
PA	GENTHINER STRASSE 13, D-10785 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0003-9101
J9	ARCH GESCH PHIL
JI	Arch. Gesch. Philos.
PY	1993
VL	75
IS	2
BP	195
EP	210
PG	16
SC	Philosophy
GA	MN249
UT	ISI:A1993MN24900004
ER

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PT	J
AU	POLAKOVA, J
TI	REAL POSSIBILITIES OF THE THEORY OF VALUE
SO	FILOSOFICKY CASOPIS
LA	Czech
DT	Article
AB	The article aims at a new clarification of the real specifics of axiology and of its place and role in the overall context of philosophical thought. The central question of what is value is discussed in the light of the historical development of the concept of the fundamental status of value from classical philosophy up to the present. After a comparative analysis of the approaches the author attempts a synthesis. The development of the problematics of value is seen as a gradual exchange of three paradigms: ontocentric, anthropocentric and - in the axiology of the 20th century - agathocentric. The article systematically demonstrates why only the last of these conceptions realizes the true possibilities of the theory of value. It shows the deeper spiritual context of this conception and its implications for the overall self-interpretation of philosophy in present times.
RP	POLAKOVA, J, CZECHOSLOVAK ACAD SCI,USTAV FILOSOFICKY,CS-11142 PRAGUE 1,CZECHOSLOVAKIA.
CR	ENS BONUM CONVERTUNT BRENTANO F, 1889, VOM URSPRUNG SITTLIC EDEL A, 1963, METHOD ETHICAL THEOR, P191 HARTMANN N, 1926, ETHIK HUME D, ENQUIRY PRINCIPLES M MEINONG A, 1894, PSYCHOL ETHISCHE UNT MEINONG A, 1917, EMOTIONALE PRASENTAT MEINONG A, 1923, GRUNDLEGUNG ALLGEMEI PERRY RB, 1929, GENERAL THEORY VALUE PLATON, POLITEIA POLIN R, 1945, CREATION VALEURS REINER H, 1951, PFLICHT NEIGUNG REINER H, 1974, GRUNDLAGEN SITTLICHK RICKERT H, 1896, GRENZEN NATURWISSENS RICKERT H, 1899, KULTURWISSENSCHAFT N RICKERT H, 1912, VOM SYSTEM WERTE, V3 ROTH A, 1960, E HUSSERLS ETHISCHE SCHELER M, 1913, FORMALISMUS ETHIK MA SPINOZA B, 1977, ETIKA, P190 SPINOZA B, 1977, ETIKA, P264 URBANEM WM, 1909, VALUATION ITS NATURE WINDELBAND W, 1894, PRALUDIEN, V1
NR	22
TC	0
PU	FILOSOFICKY CASOPIS
PI	PRAGUE
PA	JILSKA 1, PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC 1
SN	0015-1831
J9	FILOS CASOPIS
JI	Filos. Cas.
PY	1993
VL	41
IS	2
BP	289
EP	299
PG	11
SC	Ethics; Philosophy
GA	LM195
UT	ISI:A1993LM19500008
ER

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PT	J
AU	HERMAN, D
TI	'ULYSSES' AND VACUOUS PLURALISM
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	HERMAN, D, UNIV PENN,PHILADELPHIA,PA 19104.
CR	BARTSCH R, 1987, NORMS LANGUAGE THEOR BRENTANO F, 1930, WAHRHEIT EVIDENZ ERK BRENTANO F, 1966, ABKEHR NICHTREALEN BRENTANO F, 1973, PSYCHOL EMPIRICAL ST CHAMPAGNY R, 1986, SENSE ANTISENSE NONS CHISHOLM RM, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P HAYMAN D, 1982, ULYSSES MECHANICS ME HEATH S, 1984, POSTSTRUCTURALIST JO HERMAN D, 1992, NEOPHILOLOGUS, V76, P321 HERRING P, 1987, JOYCES UNCERTAINTY P HUSSERL E, EXPERIENCE JUDGMENT JOYCE J, ULYSSES MAHAFFEY V, 1988, REAUTHORIZING JOYCE MEINONG A, 1971, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2 MORRIS CW, 1938, F THEORY SIGNS NEHAMAS A, 1985, NIETZSCHE LIFE LIT PAVEL T, 1986, FICTIONAL WORLDS PLETT H, 1975, TEXTWISSENSCHAFT TEX RYLE G, 1972, JENSEITS SEIN NICHST STRAWSON PF, 1966, BOUNDS OF SENSE
NR	20
TC	0
PU	JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV PRESS
PI	BALTIMORE
PA	JOURNALS PUBLISHING DIVISION, 2715 NORTH CHARLES ST, BALTIMORE, MD 21218-4319
SN	0190-0013
J9	PHIL LIT
JI	Philos. Lit.
PD	APR
PY	1993
VL	17
IS	1
BP	65
EP	76
PG	12
SC	Literary Theory & Criticism; Literature
GA	KX879
UT	ISI:A1993KX87900005
ER

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PT	J
AU	GUIDETTI, L
TI	EMPIRICISM AND NOMINALISM - ITALIAN - MEINONG,A
SO	LINGUA E STILE
LA	Italian
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1991, EMPIRISMO NOMINALISM
NR	1
TC	0
PU	SOC ED IL MULINO
PI	BOLOGNA
PA	STRADA MAGGIORE 37, 40125 BOLOGNA, ITALY
SN	0024-385X
J9	LING STILE
JI	Ling. Stile
PD	DEC
PY	1992
VL	27
IS	4
BP	550
EP	553
PG	4
SC	Language & Linguistics; Literature
GA	KN330
UT	ISI:A1992KN33000007
ER

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PT	J
AU	SCHMIT, R
TI	IDEA OF LOGICAL GRAMMAR ACCORDING TO HUSSERL - HISTORICAL EXAMINATION
SO	HUSSERL STUDIES
LA	German
DT	Article
RP	SCHMIT, R, CTR UNIV LUXEMBOURG,LUXEMBOURG,LUXEMBOURG.
CR	BACON F, 1857, WORKS, V1, P653 BARHILLEL Y, 1950, THEORIA, V16, P105 BARHILLEL Y, 1957, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V17, P362 BARHILLEL, 1934, LOGISCHE SYNTAX SPRA BODNAR J, 1980, BOLZANO HUSSERL LOGI, P58 BOLZANO B, 1978, GRUNDLEGUNG LOGIK AU, V1 BOLZANO B, 1978, GRUNDLEGUNG LOGIK AU, V2 BOLZANO B, 1985, WISSENSCHAFTSLEHRE BRENTANO F, 1956, LEHRE VOM RICHTIGEN, V5, P35 BRENTANO F, 1956, LEHRE VOM RICHTIGEN, V5, P46 CAMPANELLA T, 1638, PHILOS RATIONALIS PA, V5, P3 FREGE G, 1976, WISSENSCHAFTLICHER B, P102 GEDANKEN B, 1909, PHILOS WERK B BOLZAN, P76 HADDOCK GER, 1973, E HUSSERLS PHILOS LO, P68 LEIBNIZ GW, 1931, PHILOS SCHRIFTEN, V7, P28 LESNIEWSKI N, 1935, STUD PHILOS, V1, P2 LESNIEWSKI S, 1929, FUND MATH, V14, P13 LUSCHEI EC, 1962, LOGICAL SYSTEMS LESN, P9 MARTY A, 1875, URSPRUNG SPRACHE, P107 MARTY A, 1893, SYMBOLAE PRAGENSES, P99 MARTY A, 1908, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GRUND, P205 MEINONG A, 1891, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V2, P253 MILL JS, 1843, SYSTEM LOGIC RATIOCI MOHANTY J, 1969, E HUSSERLS THEORY ME, P86 MULLIGAN K, 1990, MIND MEANING METAPHY, P226 QUINE WVO, 1970, PHILOS LOGIC, P18 ROOS H, 1974, HIST WORTERBUCH PHIL, V3, P846 SCHMIT R, 1990, HIST PHILOS LOGIC, V11, P14 SCHOLZ H, 1959, ABRISS GESCH LOGIK, P38 SMITH B, 1982, PARTS MOMENTS STUDIE, P15 SMITH B, 1986, HUSSERL STUD, V3, P115 STUMPF C, 1873, PSYCHOL URSPRUNG RAU, P108 TARSKI A, 1935, STUDIA PHILOS, V1, P261 TUGENDHAT E, 1976, VORLESUNGEN EINFUHRU, P167 TWARDOWSKI UK, 1894, LEHRE VOM INHALT GEG VONEHRENFELS C, 1890, VIERTELJAHRSSCHRIFT, V14, P249 WERLE JM, 1989, F BRENTANO ZUKUNFT P WILKINS J, 1668, ESSAY REAL CHARACTER, V3, P297 WOLENSKI J, 1989, LOGIC PHILOS LVOV WA, P146 WOLENSKI J, 1990, MIND MEANING METAPHY, P215
NR	40
TC	0
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-9848
J9	HUSSERL STUD
JI	Husserl Stud.
PY	1992
VL	9
IS	1
BP	31
EP	49
PG	19
SC	Philosophy
GA	JM825
UT	ISI:A1992JM82500002
ER

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PT	J
AU	HALLER, R
TI	THOUGHTS ON PHILOSOPHICAL PROPEDEUTICS
SO	DEUTSCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHILOSOPHIE
LA	German
DT	Article
RP	HALLER, R, GRAZ UNIV,INST PHILOSOPHIE,HEINRICHSTR 26,A-8010 GRAZ,AUSTRIA.
CR	1980, HDB WISSENSCHAFTSTHE, V8, P680 DESCARTES R, DISCOURS METHODE, V6, P3 MEINONG A, 1975, GESAMTAUSGABE, V5, P35 RORTY R, 1986, POSTANALYTIC PHILOS RORTY R, 1988, SOLIDARITAT OBJEKTIV, P15 WEINGARTNER P, 1965, RATIO, V7, P55 WEINGARTNRE P, 1964, SALZBURGER JB PHILOS, V8, P31
NR	7
TC	0
PU	AKADEMIE VERLAG GMBH
PI	BERLIN
PA	MUHLENSTRASSE 33-34, D-13187 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0012-1045
J9	DEUT Z PHIL
JI	Dtsch. Z. Philos.
PY	1991
VL	39
IS	10
BP	1061
EP	1068
PG	8
SC	Philosophy
GA	HL748
UT	ISI:A1991HL74800001
ER

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PT	J
AU	SERRAVEZZA, A
TI	HELMHOLTZ, STUMPF, RIEMANN - AN ITINERARY
SO	RIVISTA ITALIANA DI MUSICOLOGIA
LA	Italian
DT	Article
CR	BESSELER H, 1959, MUSIKALISCHE HORER N CONRAT F, 1904, HV HELMHOLTZ PSYCHOL DAHLHAUS C, 1970, MUSIKTHEORIE, P51 DAHLHAUS C, 1984, MUSIKTHEORIE 18 19 J EHRENFELS CV, 1890, VEIRTELJAHRESSCHRIFT, V14, P253 ERMEN R, 1986, NEUE Z MUSIK, P14 GURLITT W, 1951, H RIEMANN 1849-1919 HELMHOLTZ HV, 1865, POPULARE WISSENSCHAF, V1, P90 HELMHOLTZ HV, 1876, POPULARE WISSENSCHAF, V3, P59 HELMHOLTZ HV, 1884, VORTRAGE REDEN, V2, P213 HELMHOLTZ HV, 1896, LEHRE TONEMPFINDUNGE HELMHOLTZ HV, 1911, HDB PHYSIOLOGISCHEN, V3 HELMHOLTZ HV, 1966, OPERE, P49 HELMHOLTZ HV, 1971, PHILOS VORTRAGE AUFS, P10 HUSSERL E, 1968, RICERCHE LOGICHE, V1 HUSSERL E, 1980, FENOMENOLOGIA CONSCI KOENIGSBERGER L, 1902, HV HELMHOLTZ, V2 KOHNKE KC, 1986, ENTSTEHUNG AUFSTIEG KRUEGER F, 1903, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V1, P237 KUMMEL WF, 1973, BIOLOGISMUS 19 JAHRH, P138 LIPPS, 1892, PHILOS MONATSHEFTE, V28, P547 MACH E, 1896, ANAL EMPFINDUNGEN MACH, 1900, LETT SCI POPOLARI MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL, V15, P189 MUNNICH R, 1909, RIEMANN FESTSCHRIFT POGGI S, 1977, SISTEMI ESPERIENZA P RIEHL A, PHILOS KRITICISMUS S, V2 RIEHL A, 1904, HV HELMHOLTZ SEINEM RIEMANN H, MUSIKLEXIKON RIEMANN H, 1877, MUSIKALISCHE SYNTAXI RIEMANN H, 1882, NATUR HARMONIK RIEMANN H, 1884, MUSIKALISCHE LOGIK RIEMANN H, 1898, GESCH MUSIKTHEORIE 1 RIEMANN H, 1901, PRALUDIEN STUDIEN GE, V3, P34 RIEMANN H, 1905, NEUE Z MUSIK, V72, P25 RIEMANN H, 1910, 1090 JB MUSIKBIBLIOT, V16, P46 RIEMANN H, 1911, Z INT MUSIKGESELLSCH, V13, P96 RIEMANN H, 1916, FOLKLORISTISCHE TONA RIEMANN H, 1917, 1916 JB MUSIKBIBLIOT, P2 RIEMANN H, 1918, Z MUSIKWISSENSCHAFT, V1, P26 RIEMANN H, 1921, GRUNDLINIEN MUSIKAST RIEMANN H, 1921, HDB AKUSTIK MUSIKWIS RYNNEBGIKKER O, 1967, MUSIKTHEORETISCHES D SCHUHMACHER G, 1980, BERICHTE INT MUSIKWI, P491 SEIDEL E, 1966, BEITRAGE MUSIKTHEORI SMITH FJ, 1979, EXPERIENCING MUSICAL, P91 SPIEGELBERG H, 1960, PHENOMENOLOGICAL MOV, V1 STECKER C, 1890, VIETELJAHRSSCHRIFT M, V6, P437 STUMPF C, 1883, TONPSYCHOL, V1 STUMPF C, 1890, TONPSYCHOL, V2 STUMPF C, 1895, ARCH GESCH PHILOS, V8, P310 STUMPF C, 1897, GESCH KONSONANZSBEGR STUMPF C, 1898, BEITR AKUST MUSIKWIS, V1, P1 STUMPF C, 1898, BEITRAGE AKUSTIK MUS, V2, P8 STUMPF C, 1910, FESTSCHRIFT RV LILIE, P331 STUMPF C, 1911, ANFANGE MUSIK STUMPF C, 1939, ERKENNTNISLEHRE, V1 WIENKE G, 1952, THESIS U FREIBURG
NR	58
TC	0
PU	CASA EDITRICE LEO S OLSCHKI
PI	FLORENCE
PA	CASELLA POSTALE 66 VIUZZO DEL POZZETTO, I-50126 FLORENCE, ITALY
SN	0035-6867
J9	RIV ITAL MUSIC
JI	Riv. Ital. Musicol.
PY	1989
VL	24
IS	2
BP	347
EP	422
PG	76
SC	Music
GA	FF550
UT	ISI:A1989FF55000004
ER

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PT	J
AU	DOLLING, E
TI	DUMMETT,MICHAEL AND THE ORIGINS OF ANALYTICAL PHILOSOPHY, OR - THE PHILOSOPHY OF THOUGHT VERSUS THE PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE
SO	DEUTSCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHILOSOPHIE
LA	German
DT	Article
C1	ACAD SCI GDR,ZENT INST SPRACHWISSENSCH,O-1100 BERLIN,GERMANY.
RP	DOLLING, E, ACAD SCI GDR,ZENT INST PHILOSOPHIE,OTTO NUSCHKE STR 10-11,O-1086 BERLIN,GERMANY.
CR	APEL KO, 1ST INTENTIONALITAT DOLLING E, INTENTIONALIT VERSTE DOLLING E, 1989, DZFPH DUMMETT M, URSPRUNGE ANAL PHILO, P13 DUMMETT M, 1988, USPRUNGE ANAL PHILOS, P7 EVANS G, 1982, VARIETIES REFERENCE FREGE G, 1973, SCHRIFTEN LOGIK NACH, P63 HEYE, 1987, LOGIK SEMANTIK SEMAN MARKE JC, 1977, OSTERREICHISCHE PHIL, V1, P77 MEINONG A, 1921, PHILOS GEGENWART SEL, V1, P143 SEARLE J, 1987, INTENTIONALITAT ABHA, P203
NR	11
TC	0
PU	AKADEMIE VERLAG GMBH
PI	BERLIN
PA	MUHLENSTRASSE 33-34, D-13187 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0012-1045
J9	DEUT Z PHIL
JI	Dtsch. Z. Philos.
PY	1990
VL	38
IS	8
BP	751
EP	758
PG	8
SC	Philosophy
GA	EN261
UT	ISI:A1990EN26100006
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PT	J
AU	VELARDEMAYOL, V
TI	THE THEORY OF OBJECTS ACCORDING TO MEINONG,ALEXIUS
SO	PENSAMIENTO
LA	Spanish
DT	Article
C1	DANIEL URRABIETA 16,E-28002 MADRID,SPAIN.
RP	VELARDEMAYOL, V, UNIV COMPLUTENSE MADRID,MADRID 3,SPAIN.
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NR	15
TC	0
PU	CENT LOYOLA ESTUD COMUN SOC
PI	MADRID
PA	PABLO ARANDA 3, 6 MADRID, SPAIN
SN	0031-4749
J9	PENSAMIENTO
JI	Pensamiento
PD	OCT-DEC
PY	1989
VL	45
IS	180
BP	461
EP	475
PG	15
SC	Philosophy
GA	CZ995
UT	ISI:A1989CZ99500004
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PT	J
AU	HEIDSIECK, A
TI	KAFKA FICTIONAL ONTOLOGY AND NARRATIVE PERSPECTIVE - THEIR RELATION TO FIN-DE-SIECLE AUSTRIAN PHILOSOPHY
SO	POETICA-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SPRACH-UND LITERATURWISSENSCHAFT
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	BINDER H, 1976, KAFKA NEUER SICHT BINDER H, 1983, KAFKA SCHAFFENSPROZE COHN D, 1978, TRANSPARENT MINDS NA DESCARTES R, 1912, MEDITATIONES DESCARTES R, 1915, MEDITATIONEN GRUNDLA EHRENFELS CV, PHILOS SCHRIFTEN, V3 HALLER R, 1972, JENSEITS SEIN NICHTS HEIDSIECK A, 1986, GER REV, V61, P11 HEIDSIECK A, 1987, PHILOS LITERATURE, V11, P242 HEIDSIECK A, 1989, GERMAN Q, V62 KAFKA F, PROZESS KAFKA F, SCHLOSS KAFKA F, 1953, HOCHZEITSVORBEREITUN KAFKA F, 1970, SAMTLICHE ERZAHLUNGE KAFKA F, 1973, TAGEBUCHER 1910 1923 KASTIL A, 1909, STUDIEN NEUEREN ERKE, V1, P26 LEA HC, 1888, HIST INQUISITION MID LINSKY L, 1977, NAMES DESCRIPTIONS MARTY A, 1916, GESAMMELTE SCHRIFTEN MARTY A, 1940, PSYCHE SPRACHSTRUKTU MEINONG A, 1971, ABHANDLUNGEN ERKENNT MEINONG A, 1971, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PARSONS T, 1982, POETICS, V11, P311 SHISHOLM RM, 1978, PHILOS F BRENTANOS SMMITH B, 1981, STRUCTURE GESTALT PH, P113 SOKEL WH, 1984, JUNGE KAFKA, P133 SOKEL WH, 1985, GER REV, V60, P69
NR	28
TC	0
PU	FERDINAND SCHOENINGH
PI	PADERBORN
PA	JUEHENPLATZ 1 POSTFACH 2540, W-4790 PADERBORN, GERMANY
SN	0032-2016
J9	POETICA-Z SPRACH LIT
JI	Poetica-Z. Sprach- Lit.wiss.
PY	1989
VL	21
IS	3-4
BP	389
EP	402
PG	14
SC	Literature
GA	CM427
UT	ISI:A1989CM42700007
ER

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PT	J
AU	PIETERSMA, H
TI	THE PROBLEM OF KNOWLEDGE AND PHENOMENOLOGY
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	PIETERSMA, H, UNIV TORONTO,VICTORIA COLL,TORONTO M5S 1A1,ONTARIO,CANADA.
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TC	0
PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PD	SEP
PY	1989
VL	50
IS	1
BP	27
EP	47
PG	21
SC	Philosophy
GA	AV718
UT	ISI:A1989AV71800002
ER

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PT	J
AU	STOCK, WG
TI	A DATA-BASE ON THE GRAZER-SCHULE - A SPECIAL DATA-BASE IN THE AREA OF THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHILOSOPHISCHE FORSCHUNG
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	DIENER A, 1967, Z PHILOS FORSCH, V21, P437 HENRICHS N, 1969, FORSCHUNG, V23, P122 HENRICHS N, 1970, NACHR DOK, V21, P20 HENRICHS N, 1980, DATENBASENDATENBANKE, V3, P157 KUHN TS, 1979, STRUKTUR WISSENSCHAF MAYERL L, 1988, INFORMATION PHILOS, V16, P50 MEINONG A, 1910, UBER ANNAHMEN STOCK WG, 1984, INT CLASSIF, V11, P151 STOCK WG, 1985, ALLGEMEINE Z PHILOS, P43 STOCK WG, 1985, Z PHILOS FORSCH, V39, P431
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TC	0
PU	VITTORIO KLOSTERNAMM GMBH
PI	FRANKFURT-AM-MAIN
PA	POSTFACH 90 06 01, D-60446 FRANKFURT-AM-MAIN, GERMANY
SN	0044-3301
J9	Z PHIL FORSCH
JI	Z. Philos. Forsch.
PD	APR-JUN
PY	1989
VL	43
IS	2
BP	347
EP	364
PG	18
SC	Philosophy
GA	AM488
UT	ISI:A1989AM48800007
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PT	J
AU	SIMONS, P
TI	DETERMINACY OF ABSTRACT OBJECTS - THE PLATONISTS DILEMMA
SO	TOPOI-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
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RP	SIMONS, P, SALZBURG UNIV,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,A-5020 SALZBURG,AUSTRIA.
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NR	28
TC	0
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-7411
J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PD	MAR
PY	1989
VL	8
IS	1
BP	35
EP	42
PG	8
SC	Philosophy
GA	AA032
UT	ISI:A1989AA03200004
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PT	J
AU	SMITH, B
TI	THE PRIMACY OF PLACE, AN INVESTIGATION IN BRENTANIAN ONTOLOGY
SO	TOPOI-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	SMITH, B, UNIV MANCHESTER,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,MANCHESTER M13 9PL,LANCS,ENGLAND.
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TC	0
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-7411
J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PD	MAR
PY	1989
VL	8
IS	1
BP	43
EP	51
PG	9
SC	Philosophy
GA	AA032
UT	ISI:A1989AA03200005
ER

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PT	J
AU	JACQUETTE, D
TI	INTENTIONAL SEMANTICS AND THE LOGIC OF FICTION
SO	BRITISH JOURNAL OF AESTHETICS
LA	English
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RP	JACQUETTE, D, PENN STATE UNIV,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,UNIVERSITY PK,PA 16802.
CR	CHISHOLM RM, 1982, J PHILOS, V79, P537 FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE JACQUETTE, 1985, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V25, P423 KRIPKE SA, 1980, NAMING NECESSITY MARGOLIS J, 1965, LANGUAGE ART CRITICI MEINONG A, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE PARSONS T, 1974, J PHILOS, V71, P575 PARSONS T, 1975, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V1, P83 PARSONS T, 1980, NONEXISTENT OBJECTS PLANTINGA A, 1974, NATURE NECESSITY ROUTLEY R, EXPLORING MEINONGS J RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14 RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, V14, P533 SARTRE JP, 1948, PSYCHOL IMAGINATION SMITH B, 1980, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V41, P93 WOODS J, 1974, LOCIG FICTION PHILOS ZALTA E, 1983, ABSTR OBJECTS INTRO
NR	17
TC	0
PU	OXFORD UNIV PRESS UNITED KINGDOM
PI	OXFORD
PA	WALTON ST JOURNALS DEPT, OXFORD, ENGLAND OX2 6DP
SN	0007-0904
J9	BRIT J AESTHET
JI	Br. J. Aesthet.
PD	SPR
PY	1989
VL	29
IS	2
BP	168
EP	176
PG	9
SC	Art; Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	U3038
UT	ISI:A1989U303800008
ER

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PT	J
AU	STAHL, G
TI	CONTRADICTORY AND INDIVIDUALIZABLE DESCRIPTIONS
SO	REVUE PHILOSOPHIQUE DE LA FRANCE ET DE L ETRANGER
LA	French
DT	Article
CR	BURIDANUS J, 1977, SOPHISMATA CARNAP R, 1954, EINFUHRUNG SYMBOLISC HALLER R, 1986, NONEXISTENCE PREDICA MEINONG A, 1913, GESAMMELTE ABHANDLUN, V2 RUSSELL B, 1919, INTRO MATH PHILOS STAHL G, 1960, REV PHILOS FRANCE ET, P97 STAHL G, 1977, ESTRUCTURA CONOCIMIM STAHL G, 1978, REV PHILOS FRANCE ET, P145 STAHL G, 1979, REV PHILOS FRANCE ET, P273 STAHL G, 1982, REV PHILOS FRANCE ET, P487 STAHL G, 1983, REV PHILOS FRANCE ET, P311 STAHL G, 1985, REV PHILOS FRANCE ET, P289 WHITEHEAD AN, 1925, PRINCIPIA MATHEMATIC
NR	13
TC	0
PU	PRESSES UNIV FRANCE
PI	EVRY
PA	DEPT DES REVUES 14, AVENUE DU BOIS-DE-L'EPINE B.P. 90, 91003 EVRY, FRANCE
SN	0035-3833
J9	REV PHIL FRAN ETRANG
JI	Rev. Philos. Fr. Etrang.
PD	JAN-MAR
PY	1989
VL	114
IS	1
BP	85
EP	91
PG	7
SC	Philosophy
GA	U0308
UT	ISI:A1989U030800007
ER

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PT	J
AU	POLI, R
TI	ABSTRACTION AND IDEALIZATION
SO	VERIFICHE
LA	Italian
DT	Article
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NR	47
TC	0
PU	ASSN TRENTINA SCI UMANE
PI	TRENT
PA	PIAZZA CESARE BATTISTI 30 CASELLA POSTALE 269, 38100 TRENT, ITALY
SN	0391-4186
J9	VERIFICHE
JI	Verifiche
PD	JUL-SEP
PY	1988
VL	17
IS	3
BP	189
EP	207
PG	19
SC	Philosophy
GA	R2015
UT	ISI:A1988R201500001
ER

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PT	J
AU	SCHUHMANN, K
TI	THE HUSSERL IDEA OF PHILOSOPHY
SO	HUSSERL STUDIES
LA	German
DT	Article
RP	SCHUHMANN, K, STATE UNIV UTRECHT,UTRECHT,NETHERLANDS.
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NR	25
TC	0
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-9848
J9	HUSSERL STUD
JI	Husserl Stud.
PD	DEC
PY	1988
VL	5
IS	3
BP	235
EP	256
PG	22
SC	Philosophy
GA	R4101
UT	ISI:A1988R410100003
ER

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PT	J
AU	ECKARDT, G
TI	KOHLER,WOLFGANG, GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY AND NATURAL-PHILOSOPHY OF THE CONFIGURATION - ON THE 100TH-BIRTHDAY OF THE CO-FOUNDER OF THE BERLIN-SCHOOL
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
C1	FRIEDRICH SCHILLER UNIV,SEKT PSYCHOL,DDR-6900 JENA,GER DEM REP.
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NR	57
TC	0
PU	JOHANN AMBROSIUS BARTH VERLAG
PI	HEIDELBERG
PA	IM WEIHER 10, D-69121 HEIDELBERG, GERMANY
SN	0044-3409
J9	Z PSYCHOL
JI	Z. Psychol.
PY	1988
VL	196
IS	1
BP	3
EP	25
PG	23
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	P6545
UT	ISI:A1988P654500002
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PT	J
AU	BURKHARDT, H
TI	MODALITIES IN LANGUAGE, THOUGHT AND REALITY IN LEIBNIZ, DESCARTES AND CRUSIUS
SO	SYNTHESE
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	BURKHARDT, H, UNIV ERLANGEN NURNBERG,D-8520 ERLANGEN,FED REP GER.
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PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0039-7857
J9	SYNTHESE
JI	Synthese
PD	MAY
PY	1988
VL	75
IS	2
BP	183
EP	215
PG	33
SC	History & Philosophy Of Science
GA	P1928
UT	ISI:A1988P192800005
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PT	J
AU	VOLTOLINI, A
TI	BELIEF AND INTENTIONALITY
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J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PD	SEP
PY	1987
VL	6
IS	2
BP	121
EP	131
PG	11
SC	Philosophy
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AU	SPINICCI, P
TI	ABSTRACTION AND REFLECTION IN HUSSERL,EDMUND 'FILOSOFIA DELL ARITMETICA'
SO	RIVISTA DI STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIA
LA	Italian
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CR	BERKELEY G, TREATISE PRINCIPLES BRENTANO F, 1874, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN BRENTANO F, 1970, WAHRHEIT EVIDENZ BRENTANO F, 1982, DESKRIPTIVE PSYCHOL DEBOER T, 1978, DEV HUSSERLS THOUGHT DENTONI F, 1977, FORMAZIONE PROBLEMAT DENTONI F, 1978, ALLE ORIGINI FENOMEN FREGE G, 1977, LOGICA ARITMETICA HOLENSTEIN E, 1975, HUSSERLIANA, V18, R18 HUSSERL E, ERFAHRUNG URTEIL HUSSERL E, 1887, UEBER BEGRIFF ZAHL HUSSERL E, 1891, PHILOS ARITHMETIK HUSSERL E, 1965, IDEE UNA FENOMENOLOG, V1 HUSSERL E, 1968, RICERCHE LOGICHE, V2 HUSSERL E, 1970, HUSSERLIANA, V12 HUSSERL E, 1983, HUSSERLIANA, V21 HUSSERL E, 1984, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN MARTY A, 1950, UEBER WERT METHODE E MEINONG A, 1877, GESCH KRITIK MODERNE MEINONG A, 1882, HUME STUDIEN, V2 MILL JS, EXAMINATION W HAMILT MILLER JP, 1982, NUMBERS PRESENCE ABS MOHANTHY JN, 1982, HUSSERL FREGE PIANA G, 1979, ELEMENTI UNA DOTTRIN SIGWART C, 1924, LOGIK 1873 78 WILLARD D, 1984, OBJECTIVITY KNOWLEDG
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PU	FRANCO ANGELI
PI	MILAN
PA	VIALE MONZA 106, 20127 MILAN, ITALY
SN	0393-2516
J9	RIV STOR FILOS
JI	Riv. Stor. Filos.
PY	1987
VL	42
IS	3
BP	519
EP	537
PG	19
SC	Philosophy
GA	K1935
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PT	J
AU	CARLETON, LR
TI	ON ASSUMPTIONS - MEINONG,A
SO	MODERN SCHOOLMAN
LA	English
DT	Book Review
RP	CARLETON, LR, UNIV SAN DIEGO,SAN DIEGO,CA 92110.
CR	MEINONG A, 1983, ASSUMPTIONS
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PU	ST LOUIS UNIV
PI	ST LOUIS
PA	221 NORTH GRAND BLVD, ST LOUIS, MO 63103-2097
SN	0026-8402
J9	MOD SCHOOLMAN
JI	Mod. Schoolman
PD	JAN
PY	1987
VL	64
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BP	136
EP	138
PG	3
SC	Philosophy
GA	G6376
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PT	J
AU	SAJAMA, S
TI	SUPEREROGATION AND HIGH VALUES
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RP	SAJAMA, S, UNIV TURKU,SF-20500 TURKU 50,FINLAND.
CR	BOSWELL J, 1952, LIFE S JOHNSON, V44 CHISHOLM RM, 1963, RATIO, V5 CHISHOLM RM, 1982, BRENTANO MEINONG STU HARTMANN N, 1962, ETHIK KANT I, 1785, GRUNDLEGUNG METAPHYS MEINONG A, 1968, ETHISCHE BAUSTEINE, V3 MEINONG A, 1968, PSYCHOL ETHISCHE UNT, V3 URMSON JO, 1958, ESSAYS MORAL PHILOS
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PU	THEORIA FILOSOFISKA INSTITUTIONEN
PI	LUND
PA	KUNGSHUSET I LUNDAGARD, S-223 50 LUND, SWEDEN
SN	0040-5817
J9	THEORIA
PY	1985
VL	51
PN	Part 2
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EP	88
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SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary; Philosophy; Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary
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AU	WILSON, F
TI	HUMES SENTIMENTS - JONES,P
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RP	WILSON, F, UNIV TORONTO,TORONTO M5S 1A1,ONTARIO,CANADA.
CR	ARDAL PS, 1976, HUME REVALUATION BEAUCHAMP TL, 1981, HUME PROBLEM CAUSATI BERGMANN G, 1952, METAPHYSICS LOGICAL CAPALDI N, 1975, D HUME NEWTONIAN PHI JONES P, HUMES SENTIMENTS LIVINGSTON DW, 1984, HUMES PHILOS COMMON MEINONG A, 1877, HUME STUDIES, V1 NORTON DF, 1982, D HUME COMMON SENSE NOXON J, 1973, HUMES PHILOS DEV SELLARS WS, 1967, PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPE SMITH NK, 1941, PHILOS D HUME CRITIC STOVE DC, 1979, MCGILL HUME STUDIES STROUD B, 1978, HUME WILSON F, 1975, PHILOS STUDIES, V28 WILSON F, 1982, J BUSINESS ETHICS, V1 WILSON F, 1982, MILL NEWS LETT, V17 WILSON F, 1983, DIALOGUE, V22 WILSON F, 1983, PHILOS RES ARCH, V9 WILSON F, 1983, PHILOS STUDIES, V44 WILSON F, 1985, HUME STUDIES, V2 WILSON F, 1986, EARLY MODERN PHILOS
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PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS
PI	CAMBRIDGE
PA	350 MAIN STREET, STE 6, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02148-5023
SN	0029-4624
J9	NOUS
JI	Nous
PD	JUN
PY	1986
VL	20
IS	2
BP	274
EP	281
PG	8
SC	Philosophy
GA	D0125
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PT	J
AU	GRIFFIN, N
TI	ON ASSUMPTIONS - MEINONG,A
SO	DIALOGUE-CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
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RP	GRIFFIN, N, MCMASTER UNIV,HAMILTON L8S 4L8,ONTARIO,CANADA.
CR	MEINONG A, 1983, ASSUMPTIONS
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PU	CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOC
PI	OTTAWA
PA	MORISSET HALL #375, UNIV OTTAWA, OTTAWA ON K1N 6N5, CANADA
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JI	Dialogue-Can. Philos. Rev.
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PY	1985
VL	24
IS	4
BP	726
EP	728
PG	3
SC	Philosophy
GA	C2117
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PT	J
AU	STAHL, G
TI	EXISTENTIAL PREDICATES IN FORMAL-LOGIC
SO	REVUE PHILOSOPHIQUE DE LA FRANCE ET DE L ETRANGER
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RP	STAHL, G, CNRS,F-75005 PARIS,FRANCE.
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PU	PRESSES UNIV FRANCE
PI	EVRY
PA	DEPT DES REVUES 14, AVENUE DU BOIS-DE-L'EPINE B.P. 90, 91003 EVRY, FRANCE
SN	0035-3833
J9	REV PHIL FRAN ETRANG
JI	Rev. Philos. Fr. Etrang.
PY	1985
VL	110
IS	3
BP	289
EP	295
PG	7
SC	Philosophy
GA	ATT07
UT	ISI:A1985ATT0700003
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PT	J
AU	WEINBERGER, O
TI	FREEDOM, RANGE FOR ACTION, AND THE ONTOLOGY OF NORMS
SO	SYNTHESE
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RP	WEINBERGER, O, GRAZ UNIV,INST RECHTSPHILOS,A-8010 GRAZ,AUSTRIA.
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TC	0
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0039-7857
J9	SYNTHESE
JI	Synthese
PY	1985
VL	65
IS	2
BP	307
EP	324
PG	18
SC	History & Philosophy Of Science
GA	ATZ96
UT	ISI:A1985ATZ9600009
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PT	J
AU	SMITH, B
TI	MODIFICATION OF SENSITIVITY, THE AESTHETIC OF THE GRAZ-SCHOOL + WITASEK,STEPHAN AND MEINOG,ALEXIUS
SO	REVUE D ESTHETIQUE
LA	French
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RP	SMITH, B, UNIV MANCHESTER,MANCHESTER M13 9PL,LANCS,ENGLAND.
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PU	EDITIONS JEAN-MICHEL PLACE
PI	PARIS
PA	12 RUE PIERRE-ET-MARIE-CURIE, 75005 PARIS, FRANCE
SN	0035-2292
J9	REV ESTHET
JI	Rev. Esthet.
PY	1985
IS	9
BP	19
EP	37
PG	19
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	AMQ27
UT	ISI:A1985AMQ2700003
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PT	J
AU	SCHUBERTKALSI, ML
TI	ON EVIDENCE ACCORDING TO MEINONG AND CHISHOLM
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL TOPICS
LA	English
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RP	SCHUBERTKALSI, ML, TEXAS A&M UNIV,COLLEGE STN,TX 77843.
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PA	UNIV ARKANSAS DEPT PHILOSOPHY 127 KIMPEL HALL, FAYETTEVILLE, AR 72701
SN	0276-2080
J9	PHIL TOPICS
PY	1985
VL	13
IS	2
BP	77
EP	85
PG	9
SC	Philosophy
GA	ALX10
UT	ISI:A1985ALX1000009
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PT	J
AU	BERGER, G
TI	PARTS AND MOMENTS - STUDIES IN LOGIC AND FORMAL ONTOLOGY - SMITH,B
SO	NOUS
LA	English
DT	Book Review
RP	BERGER, G, ERASMUS UNIV,3000 DR ROTTERDAM,NETHERLANDS.
CR	BERGMANN G, 1964, LOGIC REALITY BOLZANO B, 1972, THEORY SCI CHISHOLM RM, 1976, PERSON OBJECT METAPH EBERLE R, 1970, NOMINALISTIC SYSTEMS GOODMAN N, 1966, STRUCTURE APPEARANCE HUSSERL E, 1970, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO, V1 LEJEWSKI C, 1967, NOTRE DAME J FORMAL, V8, P279 LUSCHEI EC, 1962, LOGICAL SYSTEMS LESN MEINONG A, 1978, A MEINONG OBJECTS HI SMITH B, 1982, PARTS MOMENTS STUDIE TARSKI A, 1956, LOGIC SEMANTICS META TWARDOWSKI K, 1977, CONTENT OBJECT PRESE
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PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS
PI	CAMBRIDGE
PA	350 MAIN STREET, STE 6, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02148-5023
SN	0029-4624
J9	NOUS
JI	Nous
PY	1985
VL	19
IS	1
BP	115
EP	121
PG	7
SC	Philosophy
GA	AFF56
UT	ISI:A1985AFF5600079
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PT	J
AU	SAYWARD, C
TI	MINDS, SUBSTANCES, AND CAPACITIES
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
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RP	SAYWARD, C, UNIV NEBRASKA,LINCOLN,NE 68588.
CR	ARMSTRONG DM, 1968, MATERIALIST THEORY M CHISHOLM RM, 1966, THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE DESCARTES R, MEDITATIONS MEINONG A, 1917, EMOTIONALE PRASENTAT RYLE G, 1949, CONCEPT OF MIND
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PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PY	1983
VL	44
IS	2
BP	213
EP	225
PG	13
SC	Philosophy
GA	RT496
UT	ISI:A1983RT49600004
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PT	J
AU	HALLER, R
TI	OBJECTS, ACTS, AND ATTITUDES
SO	DIALECTICA
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	HALLER, R, GRAZ UNIV,A-8010 GRAZ,AUSTRIA.
CR	BRAND M, UNPUB INTENDING BELI CASTANEDA HN, 1975, THINKING DOING PHILO CHISHOLM RM, 1971, IDENTITY INDIVIDUATI, P24 CHISHOLM RM, 1972, JENSEITS SEIN NICHTS, P30 GEACH PT, 1976, MONIST, V59, P306 HALLER R, 1972, JENSEITS SEIN NICHTS, P223 MEINONG A, UBER ANNAHMEN MEINONG A, 1971, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2 PRIOR AN, 1971, OBJECTS THOUGHT QUINE WVO, 1969, ONTOLOGICAL RELATIVI SCRUTON R, 1971, P ARISTOTELIAN SOC, P197 SMITH B, 1978, GRAZER PHILOS STUDIE, V6, P47 TWARDOWSKI K, 1977, CONTENT OBJECT PRESE
NR	13
TC	0
PU	SOC DIALECTICA C/O GEIGER AG BERN
PI	BERN 16
PA	HABSBURGSTRASSE 19, 3000 BERN 16, SWITZERLAND
SN	0012-2017
J9	DIALECTICA
JI	Dialectica
PY	1984
VL	38
IS	2-3
BP	179
EP	190
PG	12
SC	Philosophy
GA	TH524
UT	ISI:A1984TH52400007
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PT	J
AU	MODENATO, F
TI	ACT, CONTENT AND OBJECT FROM BRENTANO,FRANZ TO TWARDOWSKI,KASIMIERZ
SO	VERIFICHE
LA	Italian
DT	Article
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NR	39
TC	0
PU	ASSN TRENTINA SCI UMANE
PI	TRENT
PA	PIAZZA CESARE BATTISTI 30 CASELLA POSTALE 269, 38100 TRENT, ITALY
SN	0391-4186
J9	VERIFICHE
JI	Verifiche
PY	1984
VL	13
IS	1
BP	55
EP	78
PG	24
SC	Philosophy
GA	SU650
UT	ISI:A1984SU65000003
ER

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PT	J
AU	BERNET, R
TI	THE PRESENCE OF THE PAST IN THE HUSSERLIAN ANALYSIS OF CONSCIOUSNESS OF TIME
SO	REVUE DE METAPHYSIQUE ET DE MORALE
LA	French
DT	Article
CR	BERNET R, 1982, RES PHENOMENOLOGY, V12 BRENTANO F, GRUNDZUGE AESTHETIK BRENTANO F, PHILOS UNTERSUCHUNGE BROUGH J, 1972, MAN WORLD, V5, P74 DUVAL R, 1981, REV SCI PHILOS THEOL, V65, P521 HUSSERL E, HUSSERLIANA, V10 HUSSERL E, LECONS PHENOMENOLOGI HUSSERL E, PHANTASIE BILDBEWUSS HUSSERL E, 1900, RECHERCHES LOGIQUES HUSSERL E, 1913, IDEES, V1 MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V1 MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2 STERN LW, PSYCHISCHE PRASENZZE VALERY P, 1941, TEL QUEL, V1, P15
NR	14
TC	0
PU	LIBRAIRIE ARMAND COLIN
PI	PARIS
PA	54 BD RASPAIL, 75006 PARIS, FRANCE
SN	0035-1571
J9	REV METAPHYSIQUE MORALE
JI	Rev. Metaphys. Morale
PY	1983
VL	88
IS	2
BP	178
EP	198
PG	21
SC	Philosophy
GA	RN063
UT	ISI:A1983RN06300003
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PT	J
AU	HESS, PH
TI	DOXASTIC OBLIGATIONS AND THE TRADITIONAL DEFINITION OF KNOWLEDGE
SO	DIALOGUE-CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
LA	English
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RP	HESS, PH, UNIV TORONTO,TORONTO M5S 1A1,ONTARIO,CANADA.
CR	ARMSTRONG CM, BELIEF TRUTH KNOWLED CHISHOLM RM, 1977, THEORY KNOWLEDGE HESS PH, DIALOGUE, V20, P665 MEINONG A, 1973, GESAMTAUSGABE
NR	4
TC	0
PU	CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOC
PI	OTTAWA
PA	MORISSET HALL #375, UNIV OTTAWA, OTTAWA ON K1N 6N5, CANADA
SN	0012-2173
J9	DIALOGUE-CAN PHIL REV
JI	Dialogue-Can. Philos. Rev.
PY	1983
VL	22
IS	2
BP	291
EP	298
PG	8
SC	Philosophy
GA	RC785
UT	ISI:A1983RC78500007
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PT	J
AU	TOIT, AD
TI	THE CRITIQUE OF PSYCHOLOGISM IN ITS HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SETTING
SO	SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY-SUID-AFRIKAANSE TYDSKRIF VIR WYSBEGEERTE
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	TOIT, AD, UNIV STELLENBOSCH,DEPT POLIT PHILOS,STELLENBOSCH,SOUTH AFRICA.
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NR	93
TC	0
PU	BUREAU SCIENTIFIC PUBL
PI	PRETORIA
PA	P O BOX 1758, PRETORIA 0001, SOUTH AFRICA
SN	0258-0136
J9	S AFR J PHIL
JI	South Afr. J. Philos.-Suid-Afr. Tydsk. Wysbegeerte
PY	1983
VL	2
IS	2
BP	72
EP	84
PG	13
SC	Philosophy
GA	QT780
UT	ISI:A1983QT78000006
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PT	J
AU	KERNER, GC
TI	EMOTIONS ARE JUDGMENTS OF VALUE
SO	TOPOI-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	KERNER, GC, MICHIGAN STATE UNIV,E LANSING,MI 48824.
CR	BRENTANO F, URSPRUNG SITTLICHER KERNER GC, 1970, PHILOS PHENOMENO DEC MEINONG A, EMOTIONALE PRAESENTA
NR	3
TC	0
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0167-7411
J9	TOPOI-INT REV PHIL
JI	Topoi-Int. Rev. Philos.
PY	1982
VL	1
IS	1-2
BP	52
EP	56
PG	5
SC	Philosophy
GA	QG133
UT	ISI:A1982QG13300004
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PT	J
AU	BARON, L
TI	DISCIPLESHIP AND DISSENT - LESSING,THEODOR AND HUSSERL,EDMUND
SO	PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
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RP	BARON, L, ST LAWRENCE UNIV,CANTON,NY 13617.
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NR	61
TC	0
PU	AMER PHILOSOPHICAL SOC
PI	PHILADELPHIA
PA	104 SOUTH FIFTH ST, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19106-3387
SN	0003-049X
J9	PROC AMER PHIL SOC
JI	Proc. Amer. Philos. Soc.
PY	1983
VL	127
IS	1
BP	32
EP	49
PG	18
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	QH340
UT	ISI:A1983QH34000003
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PT	J
AU	SMITH, Q
TI	MEINONG,ALEXIUS - ON OBJECTS OF HIGHER-ORDER AND HUSSERL PHENOMENOLOGY - MEINONG,A, SCHUBERTKALSI,ML, EDITOR
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1978, OBJECTS HIGHER ORDER SCHUBERTKALSI ML, 1978, MEINONG OBJECTS HIGH
NR	2
TC	0
PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PY	1982
VL	42
IS	3
BP	451
EP	452
PG	2
SC	Philosophy
GA	NM710
UT	ISI:A1982NM71000016
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PT	J
AU	WEINGARTNER, P
TI	ON THE DEMARCATION BETWEEN LOGIC AND MATHEMATICS
SO	MONIST
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	WEINGARTNER, P, SALZBURG UNIV,A-5020 SALZBURG,AUSTRIA.
CR	ACKERMANN W, 1956, MATH ANN, V131, P336 ACKERMANN W, 1957, RATIO, V1, P1 ANDERSON AR, 1975, ENTAILMENT LOGIC REL BRENTANO F, 1874, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN EINSTEIN A, 1905, ANN PHYSIK, V17 FRAENKEL A, 1961, AXIOMATIK SET THEORY FRAENKEL A, 1973, F SET THEORY GODEL K, 1940, CONSISTENCY AXIOM CH LESNIEWSKI S, 1930, CR HEBD ACAD SCI, V23, P111 MALLY E, 1912, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V148 MEINONG A, 1923, PHILOS GEGENWART SEL MEYER RK, 1973, STUDIA LOGICA, V32, P51 QUINE WVO, 1969, MATH LOGIC QUINE WVO, 1970, PHILOS LOGIC REINHARDT WN, 1970, ANN MATH LOGIC, V2, P189 RESCHER N, 1969, MANY VALUED LOGIC RUSSELL B, 1919, INTRO MATH PHILOS TARSKI A, 1938, FUND MATH, V30, P68 TARSKI A, 1939, FUND MATH, V32, P176 WEINGARTNER P, 1976, WISSENSCHAFTSTHEOR 1, V2 WEINGARTNER P, 1980, RATIONALITY SCI, P209
NR	21
TC	0
PU	HEGELER INST
PI	LA SALLE
PA	PO BOX 600, LA SALLE, IL 61301
SN	0026-9662
J9	MONIST
JI	Monist
PY	1982
VL	65
IS	1
BP	38
EP	51
PG	14
SC	Philosophy
GA	NH543
UT	ISI:A1982NH54300004
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PT	J
AU	GROSSMANN, R
TI	UNIVERSALS AND SCIENTIFIC REALISM, VOL 1, NOMINALISM AND REALISM, VOL 2, A THEORY OF UNIVERSALS - ARMSTRONG,DM
SO	NOUS
LA	English
DT	Book Review
RP	GROSSMANN, R, INDIANA UNIV,BLOOMINGTON,IN 47401.
CR	1967, REALISM CRITIQUE BRE ARMSTRONG DM, 1978, UNIVERSALS SCI REALI, V1 ARMSTRONG DM, 1978, UNIVERSALS SCI REALI, V2 FREGE G, 1960, TRANSLATIONS PHILOS GROSSMANN R, 1973, ONTOLOGICAL REDUCTIO MCTAGGART JME, 1921, NATURE EXISTENCE, V1 MEINONG A, GESAMMELTE ABHANDLUN MOORE GE, 1953, SOME MAIN PROBLEMS P SELLARS WS, 1963, SCI PERCEPTION REALI WITTGENSTEIN L, TRACTATUS LOGICO PHI
NR	10
TC	0
PU	BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS
PI	CAMBRIDGE
PA	350 MAIN STREET, STE 6, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02148-5023
SN	0029-4624
J9	NOUS
JI	Nous
PY	1982
VL	16
IS	1
BP	133
EP	142
PG	10
SC	Philosophy
GA	NG385
UT	ISI:A1982NG38500020
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PT	J
AU	BOURGEOIS, VW
TI	BEYOND RUSSELL AND MEINONG
SO	CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	BOURGEOIS, VW, UNIV BRITISH COLUMBIA,VANCOUVER V6T 1W5,BC,CANADA.
CR	CASTANEDA HN, 1972, CRITICA, V6, P43 CHISHOLM RM, ENCY PHILOS CHISHOLM RM, 1973, REV INT PHILOS, V27, P206 CHURCH A, 1941, CALCULI LAMBDA CONVE FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE LAMBERT K, 1972, DERIVATION COUNTEREX LAMBERT K, 1974, INQUIRY, V17, P303 LEBLANC H, 1968, FUNDAMENTA MATH, V52, P125 LINSKY L, 1972, PHENOMENOLOGY EXISTE, P192 MEINONG A, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE MEINONG A, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS MEINONG A, THEORY OBJECTS MEINONG A, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN PARSONS T, 1974, J PHILOS, V71, P561 QUINE WVO, 1953, LOGICAL POINT VIEW ROUTLEY R, 1973, REV INT PHILOS, V27, P224 RUSSELL B, 1903, PRINCIPLES MATH RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, P530 RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND, P533 RUSSELL B, 1907, MIND, P439 RUSSELL B, 1956, LOGIC KNOWLEDGE, P47 RYLE G, 1973, REV INT PHILOS, V27, P255
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PU	UNIV CALGARY PRESS
PI	CALGARY
PA	2500 UNIVERSITY DR NW, CALGARY AB T2N 1N4, CANADA
SN	0045-5091
J9	CAN J PHIL
JI	Can. J. Philos.
PY	1981
VL	11
IS	4
BP	653
EP	666
PG	14
SC	Philosophy
GA	NE628
UT	ISI:A1981NE62800006
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PT	J
AU	KREJDLIN, GE
TI	LOGICAL ANALYSIS OF NATURAL-LANGUAGE - PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE 2ND SOVIET-FINNISH COLLOQUIM ON LOGIC
SO	NAUCHNO-TEKHNICHESKAYA INFORMATSIYA SERIYA 2-INFORMATSIONNYE PROTSESSY I SISTEMY
LA	Russian
DT	Article
CR	1976, SEMIOTIKA INFORMATIK, P181 1979, 2OM SOV FINSK K LOG MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P
NR	3
TC	0
PU	VSESOYUZNYI INST NAUCHNO- TEKHNICHESKOI INFORM
PI	MOSCOW
PA	BALTIISKAYA UL 14, 1-19 MOSCOW, RUSSIA
SN	0548-0027
J9	NAUCHN-TEKHN INFORM SER 2
JI	Nauchn-Tekhnicheskaya Informatsiya Seriya 2-Informatsionnye Protsessy I Sistemy
PY	1981
IS	3
BP	25
EP	31
PG	7
SC	Computer Science, Information Systems; Information Science & Library Science
GA	LR654
UT	ISI:A1981LR65400005
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PT	J
AU	DOLLING, E
TI	EMPTY TERMS AND EXISTENTIAL PROPOSITIONS
SO	DEUTSCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHILOSOPHIE
LA	German
DT	Editorial Material
RP	DOLLING, E, AKAD WISSENSCH DDR,ZENT INST PHILOSOPHIE,OTTO NUSCHKE STR 10-11,DDR-1080 BERLIN,GER DEM REP.
CR	BRENTANO F, 1924, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN CARNAP R, 1971, SCHEINPROBLEME PHILO DOLLING E, 1980, DZFPH FREGE G, 1973, SCHRIFTEN LOGIK FREGE JG, SCHRIFTEN LOGIK, P23 GOODMAN N, 1955, FACT FICTION FORECAS HUME D, 1790, ABHANDLUNG MENSCHLIC, P142 KANT I, 1876, KRITIK REINEN VERNUN, P480 LEDNIKOW EE, 1973, KRITITSCHESKI ANAL N LESNIEWSKI S, 1931, COMPTES RENDUS SEANC MEINONG A, 1907, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS QUINE WVO, 1936, J PHILOS, P708 QUINE WVO, 1960, WORD OBJECT RUSSELL B, 1905, MIND RUSSELL B, 1932, EINFUHRUNG MATH LOGI, P96 SCHENK G, 1973, GESCH LOGISCHEN FORM SMIRNOWA ED, 1972, QUANTOREN MODALITATE STEGMULLER W, 1956, ARCH PHILOS STEGMULLER W, 1957, ARCH PHILOS STMILL J, 1862, SYSTEM DEDUCTIVEN IN VONSAVIGNY E, 1969, PHILOS NORMALEN SPRA WESSEL H, UNPUBLISHED WESSEL H, 1976, LOGIK PHILOS, P93 WESSEL H, 1978, DZFPH ZELISCHTSCHEW WW, 1976, LOGIKA SUSCHTSCHESTW
NR	25
TC	0
PU	AKADEMIE VERLAG GMBH
PI	BERLIN
PA	MUHLENSTRASSE 33-34, D-13187 BERLIN, GERMANY
SN	0012-1045
J9	DEUT Z PHIL
JI	Dtsch. Z. Philos.
PY	1980
VL	28
IS	12
BP	1515
EP	1522
PG	8
SC	Philosophy
GA	LC059
UT	ISI:A1980LC05900009
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PT	J
AU	SMITH, B
TI	ON OBJECTS OF HIGHER-ORDER AND HUSSERL PHENOMENOLOGY - MEINONG,A
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY
LA	English
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1979, OBJECTS HIGHER ORDER
NR	1
TC	0
PU	BLACKWELL PUBL LTD
PI	OXFORD
PA	108 COWLEY RD, OXFORD, OXON, ENGLAND OX4 1JF
SN	0031-8094
J9	PHIL QUART
JI	Philos. Q.
PY	1980
VL	30
IS	120
BP	252
EP	254
PG	3
SC	Philosophy
GA	KF596
UT	ISI:A1980KF59600011
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PT	J
AU	KALSI, MLS
TI	ON MEINONG PSEUDO-OBJECTS
SO	SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	ACKERMANN D, SW J PHILOSOPHY, V9, P145 CHISHOLM RM, 1967, REALISM BACKGROUND P KALSI MLS, 1978, A MEINONG OBJECTS HI MEINONG A, UEBER ANNAHMEN, V2 MEINONG A, 1978, EMOTIONAL PRESENTATI RAPAPORT WJ, 1978, NOUS, P12
NR	6
TC	0
PU	SOUTHWESTERN J PHILOS
PI	NORMAN
PA	605 DALE HALL TOWER 455 W LINDSEY, NORMAN, OK 73019
SN	0038-481X
J9	SOUTHWEST J PHIL
PY	1980
VL	11
IS	1
BP	115
EP	123
PG	9
SC	Philosophy; Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary
GA	KB917
UT	ISI:A1980KB91700012
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PT	J
AU	STACK, GJ
TI	NIETZSCHE AND THE QUESTION OF VALUE
SO	FOLIA HUMANISTICA
LA	Spanish
DT	Article
RP	STACK, GJ, SUNY COLL BROCKPORT,DEPT FILOSOFIA,BROCKPORT,NY 14420.
CR	GESAMMELTE WERKE, V16, P245 WERKE, V2, P323 1926, WERKE, V12, P95 KAUFFMANN W, 1968, VOLUNTAD PODER, P380 LEVY O, 1964, OBRAS COMPLETAS NIET, V14, P113 LEVY O, 1964, OBRAS COMPLETAS NIET, V15 MEINONG A, 1894, PSYCHOLOGISCH ETICHE, P15 WILLIAMS WD, 1952, NIETZSCHE FRENCH, P104
NR	8
TC	0
PU	FOLIA HUMANISTICA
PI	BARCELONA
PA	C/MUNTANER 303, 08021 BARCELONA, SPAIN
SN	0015-5594
J9	FOLIA HUMANIST
JI	Folia Humanistica
PY	1979
VL	17
IS	204
BP	701
EP	713
PG	13
SC	Humanities, Multidisciplinary
GA	JD922
UT	ISI:A1979JD92200005
ER

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PT	J
AU	SMITH, B
TI	COMPLETE WORKS, VOL 1, PUBLICATIONS ON PSYCHOLOGY, VOL 2, PUBLICATIONS ON THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE AND THEORY OF OBJECTS, VOL 3, PUBLICATIONS ON THEORY OF VALUE, VOL 4, ASSUMPTIONS, VOL 5, PHILOSOPHY AND OTHER WORKS, VOL 6, POSSIBILITY AND PROBABILITY, VOL 7, HITHERTO UNCOLLECTED WRITING
SO	ANNALS OF SCIENCE
LA	English
DT	Book Review
RP	SMITH, B, UNIV MANCHEST,DEPT PHILOSOPHY,MANCHESTER M13 9PL,ENGLAND.
CR	MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V2 MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V3 MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V4 MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V5 MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V6 MEINONG A, GESAMTAUSGABE, V7 MEINONG A, 1969, GESAMTAUSGABE, V1
NR	7
TC	0
PU	TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
PI	LONDON
PA	ONE GUNPOWDER SQUARE, LONDON, ENGLAND EC4A 3DE
SN	0003-3790
J9	ANN SCI
JI	Ann. Sci.
PY	1979
VL	36
IS	6
BP	636
EP	638
PG	3
SC	History & Philosophy Of Science
GA	HZ593
UT	ISI:A1979HZ59300012
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PT	J
AU	SMITH, B
TI	COMPLETE WORKS - SUPPLEMENT ON UNPUBLISHED NOTES AND FRAGMENTS
SO	ANNALS OF SCIENCE
LA	English
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1978, GESAMTAUSGABE ERGANZ
NR	1
TC	0
PU	TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
PI	LONDON
PA	ONE GUNPOWDER SQUARE, LONDON, ENGLAND EC4A 3DE
SN	0003-3790
J9	ANN SCI
JI	Ann. Sci.
PY	1979
VL	36
IS	6
BP	636
EP	638
PG	3
SC	History & Philosophy Of Science
GA	HZ593
UT	ISI:A1979HZ59300013
ER

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PT	J
AU	PIETERSMA, H
TI	VALUE OF MAN AS A KNOWER
SO	HUMANITAS
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	PIETERSMA, H, UNIV TORONTO,TORONTO M5S 1A1,ONTARIO,CANADA.
CR	CARNAP R, EMPIRICISM SEMANTICS DESCARTES, PHILOSOPHICAL WRITIN KOERNER S, 1974, CATEGORIAL FRAMEWORK MARCEL, 1965, BEING HAVING, P109 MEINONG AV, EMOTIONAL PRESENTATI NIETZSCHE, WILL POWER PASCAL, PENSEES TAYLOR R, 1974, METAPHYSICS, P118
NR	8
TC	0
PU	INST FORMATIVE SPIRITUALITY
PI	PITTSBURGH
PA	DUQUESNE UNIV, PITTSBURGH, PA 15282
J9	HUMANITAS
PY	1979
VL	15
IS	2
BP	177
EP	190
PG	14
SC	Philosophy; Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary; Religion
GA	GV836
UT	ISI:A1979GV83600005
ER

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PT	J
AU	[Anon]
TI	METATHEORY OF EDUCATION - GERMAN - DERBOLAV,J
SO	PADAGOGISCHE RUNDSCHAU
LA	German
DT	Book Review
CR	BOLLNOW OF, 1971, Z PAD, V17, P683 BREZINKA W, 1955, ERZIEHUNG ALS BERUF BREZINKA W, 1966, ERZIEHER SEINE AUFGA BREZINKA W, 1971, ERZIEHUNG LEBENSHILF BREZINKA, 1966, VEROFFENTLICHUNGEN W BREZINKA, 1974, GRUNDBEGRIFFE ERZIEH BREZINKA, 1976, ERZIEHUNGSZIELE ERZI CHERNISS H, 1944, ARISTOTLES CRITICISM, V1 DERBOLAV J, METATHEORIE ERZIEHUN DERBOLAV J, 1970, PADAGOGISCHE STUDIEN, P93 DERBOLAV J, 1975, GRUNDLAGEN WISSENSCH, V29, P38 DERBOLAV J, 1975, PADAGOGIK POLITIK, P91 DERBOLAV J, 1976, GRUNDLAGEN PROBLEME DERBOLAV J, 1976, KRITIK METAKRITIK PR FEUERBACHS L, 1846, SAMTLICHE WERKE, V2, P18 KANTS, 1962, VGL DAZU EINSCHLAGIG, V16, P171 MARX K, 1953, FRUHSCHRIFTEN, P214 MEINONG A, 1919, BEITRAGE PADAGOGIK D, P36 RITZEL W, 1978, 6 K DTSCH GES ERZ TU ROMBACH H, 1967, Z PADAGOGIK, V13, P37 SCHLEIERMACHER F, 1957, PADAGOGISCHE SCHRIFT, V1 WATZLAWICK B, 1974, MENSCHLICHE KOMMUNIK
NR	22
TC	0
PU	VERLAG HANS RICHARZ
PI	ST AUGUSTIN 1
PA	POSTFACH 1165, W-5205 ST AUGUSTIN 1, GERMANY
SN	0030-9273
J9	PADAGOG RUNDSCH
PY	1978
VL	32
IS	4
BP	331
EP	342
PG	12
SC	Education & Educational Research
GA	FF263
UT	ISI:A1978FF26300007
ER

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PT	J
AU	ROLLMANN, H
TI	DEUSSEN, NIETZSCHE, AND VEDANTA
SO	JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF IDEAS
LA	English
DT	Article
RP	ROLLMANN, H, MCMASTER UNIV,HAMILTON L8S 4L8,ONTARIO,CANADA.
CR	ALSDORF L, 1942, DEUTSCH INDISCHE GEI, V7 CARUS P, 1913, OPEN COURT, V27, P616 DEUSSEN P, 1900, WIENER RUNDSCHAU, V4, P353 DEUSSEN P, 1901, ERINNERUNGEN F NIETZ DEUSSEN P, 1901, LEIPZIGER TAGEBLATT DEUSSEN P, 1912, JB SCHOPENHAUER GESE, V1, P13 DEUSSEN P, 1922, MEIN LEBEN DEUSSEN, F NIETZSCH GES, V2 GAST P, F NIETZSCH GES, V5 GLASENAPP HV, 1960, INDIENBILD DEUTSCHER LEIPZIG, F NIETZSCH GES, V1 MEINONG A, 1920, ALMANACH WIENER AKAD, V70, P242 MEYSENBURG M, F NIETZSCH GES, V4 MOCKRAUER F, 1928, JB SCHOPENHAUER GESE, V9, P1 NIETZSCHE F, 1966, BEYOND GOOD EVIL NIETZSCHE F, 1968, WILL POWER NIETZSCHE F, 1969, GENEALOGY MORALS NIETZSCHE F, 1973, WERKE BANDEN OEHLER R, 1916, F NIETZSCHES BRIEFWE ROHDE, F NIETZSCH GES, V3 SCHOLZ H, 1920, KANT STUDIEN, V24, P304 STRAUSS O, 1917, DEUTSCHES BIOGRAPHIS, V2, P360
NR	22
TC	0
PU	J HISTORY IDEAS
PI	PHILADELPHIA
PA	TEMPLE UNIV-SUITE 750 HUMANITIES BLDG, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19122
SN	0022-5037
J9	J HIST IDEA
JI	J. Hist. Ideas
PY	1978
VL	39
IS	1
BP	125
EP	132
PG	8
SC	Ethics; History; Philosophy
GA	EL465
UT	ISI:A1978EL46500008
ER

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PT	J
AU	HARTMANN, K
TI	SELF-EVIDENCE
SO	JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH SOCIETY FOR PHENOMENOLOGY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	UNIV TUBINGEN,D-7400 TUBINGEN 1,FED REP GER.
CR	CARTESIANISCHE MEDIT, V5, P121 LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO, V1, P342 LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO, V2, P552 1933, KATEGORIENLEHRE, P210 1950, CARTESIANISCHE MEDIT, P97 1956, LEHRE RICHTIGEN URTE, P101 1964, PHENOMENOLOGY INTERN ALSTON WP, 1964, IDEA PHENOMENOLOGY BRENTANO, 1874, PSYCHOLOGIE EMPIRISC, V2, P180 BRENTANO, 1924, PSYCHOLOGIE EMPIRISC, V1, P124 CHISHOLM R, ENCYCLOPEDIA PHILOSO CHISHOLM R, 1967, ENCYCLOPEDIA PHILOSO FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE, CH1 FINDLAY JN, 1970, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO, V1, P40 FINDLAY JN, 1970, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO, V2, P728 FINDLAY JN, 1970, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO, V3 FINDLAY JN, 1975, LOGICAL INVESTIGATIO, V4 GIBSON WRB, IDEAS GOTTINGEN, 1947, IDEE PHANOMENOLOGIE HARTMANN K, 1971, JBSP, V2, P10 HARTMANN K, 1972, HEGEL COLLECTION CRI, P101 HUSSERL, 1954, KRISIS EUROPAISCHEN HUSSERL, 1959, ERSTE PHILOSOPHIE, V2 HUSSERL, 1962, IDEAS, V1, P177 HUSSERL, 1966, ANALYSEN PASSIVEN SY KANT I, 1929, CRITIQUE PURE REASON, P154 MAYERHILLEBRAND F, 1970, VERSUCH ERKENNTNIS MEINONG A, 1902, UEBER ANNAHMEN PFERD, 1930, WAHRHEIT EVIDENZ, P88 RUSSELL, 1971, PHANOMENOLOGIE SPRAC SARTRE, 1936, RECHERCHES PHILOSOPH, P85 SOKOLOWSKI R, 1964, FORMATION HUSSERL CO, P65 SPIEGELBERG H, 1960, PHENOMENOLOGICAL MOV, V1, P107 STEGMULLER W, 1960, HAUPSTROMUNGEN GEGEN, P35 TUGENDAT, 1976, VORLESUNGEN EINFUHRU TUGENDHAT E, 1967, WAHRHEITSBEGRIFF HUS, P32 WAGNER H, 1953, PHILOSOPHISCHE RUNDS, V1, P1 WAGNER H, 1959, PHILOSOPHIE REFLEXIO, P59
NR	38
TC	0
PU	HAIGH & HOCHLAND LTD
PI	MANCHESTER
PA	PRECINCT CENTRE OXFORD RD, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND M13 9QA
SN	0007-1773
J9	J BRIT SOC PHENOMENOL
JI	J. Br. Soc. Phenomenol.
PY	1977
VL	8
IS	2
BP	79
EP	93
PG	15
SC	Philosophy
GA	DL920
UT	ISI:A1977DL92000002
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PT	J
AU	DEVINE, PE
TI	DOES STANSELM BEG QUESTION
SO	PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	N ADAMS STATE COLL,N ADAMS,MA.
CR	BRADLEY AC, 1929, SHAKESPEAREAN TRAGED FINDLAY JN, 1963, MEINONGS THEORY OBJE FREGE G, 1968, F ARITHMETIC, P65 HODGES M, 1971, MIND, V80, P5 HUME D, 1896, TREATISE HUMAN NATUR, P67 KENNY A, 1969, FACT EXISTENCE LINSKY L, 1963, PHILOSOPHY ORDINARY, P85 MEINONG A, 1960, REALISM BACKGROUND P, P76 NAKHNIKIAN G, 1957, PHILOSOPHICAL REV, V66, P541 PLANTINGA A, 1965, ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT, P46 RYLE G, 1933, P ARISTOTELIAN S S12, P27 RYLE G, 1965, LINGUISTIC TURN, CH5
NR	12
TC	0
PU	CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
PI	NEW YORK
PA	40 WEST 20TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10011-4211
SN	0031-8191
J9	PHILOSOPHY
JI	Philosophy
PY	1975
VL	50
IS	193
BP	271
EP	281
PG	11
SC	Philosophy
GA	AT076
UT	ISI:A1975AT07600002
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PT	J
AU	ROUTLEY, R
TI	ANOTHER FATAL OBJECTION TO MEINONGIAN OBJECTS
SO	PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	AUSTRALIAN NATL UNIV,CANBERRA 2600,ACT,AUSTRALIA.
CR	CHURCH A, 1956, INTRO MATHEMATICAL L MARGOLIS J, 1969, FACT EXISTENCE MEINONG A, 1915, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE RYLE G, 1971, COLLECTED PAPERS, V2
NR	4
TC	0
PU	KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBL
PI	DORDRECHT
PA	SPUIBOULEVARD 50, PO BOX 17, 3300 AA DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS
SN	0031-8116
J9	PHIL STUD
JI	Philos. Stud.
PY	1974
VL	25
IS	2
BP	131
EP	135
PG	5
SC	Philosophy
GA	AC915
UT	ISI:A1974AC91500005
ER

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PT	J
AU	NATHAN, NML
TI	BRENTANOS NECESSITARIANISM
SO	RATIO-ENGLAND
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	UNIV READING,READING,ENGLAND.
CR	HOBBES, 1840, ENGLISH WORKS, P276 KASTIL A, 1925, VERSUCH ERKENNTNIS 4, P154 KASTIL A, 1929, DASEIN GOTTES, P451 KENNY A, 1966, BRIT ANALYTICAL PHIL, P131 KNEALE W, 1929, DASEIN GOTTES, P453 KNEALE W, 1949, PROBABILITY INDUCTIO, P30 KNEALE W, 1962, DEVELOPMENT LOGIC, P628 MACKIE JL, 1962, ANAL PHILOS, P66 MAYERHILLEBRAND F, 1952, GRUNDLEGUNG AUFBAU E, P281 MAYERHILLEBRAND F, 1956, LEHRE RICHTIGEN URTE, P299 MAYERHILLEBRAND F, 1956, RELIGION PHILOSOPHIE, P120 MEINONG A, 1919, SITZUNGSBERICHTE PH, V189
NR	12
TC	0
J9	RATIO-ENGLAND
PY	1971
VL	13
IS	1
BP	44
EP	55
PG	12
SC	Ethics; Philosophy
GA	Y2521
UT	ISI:A1971Y252100004
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PT	J
AU	LOURENS, PJD
TI	CLASSIFICATION OF VALUES
SO	PSYCHOLOGIA AFRICANA
LA	Flemish
DT	Article
CR	ADAMS J, 1953, PSYCHOL REV, V60, P50 ALLPORT GW, 1960, STUDY VALUES MANUAL ALLPORT GW, 1960, STUDY VALUES TEST ARISTOTLE, 1954, NICOMACHEAN ETHICS V ASTIN AW, 1964, J APPL PSYCHOL, V48, P50 BERG IA, 1961, CONFORMITY DEVIATION BERLEANT A, 1964, PHILOS PHENOMENOLOGI, V25, P239 BLISS AJ, 1966, DICTIONARY FOREIGN W BREHM JW, 1962, EXPLORATIONS COGNITI BROWN JS, 1961, MOTIVATION BEHAVIOUR CATTON WR, 1959, AM SOCIOL REV, V24, P310 CLAUSS W, 1943, DEUTSCHE LITERATUR CRONBACH LJ, 1965, 6 MENT MEAS YEARB, P387 DETOCQUEVILLE A, 1945, DEMOCRACY AM, V2 DILTHEY W, 1961, GESAMMELTE SCHRIFTEN, V5, P139 DORSCH F, 1959, PSYCHOLOGISCHES WORT DUKES WF, 1955, PSYCHOL BULL, V52, P24 ENGLISH HB, 1958, DICTIONARY PSYCHOLOG FEIBLEMAN JK, 1956, I SOCIETY FEIFEL H, 1959, MEANING DEATH FESTINGER L, 1964, CONFLICT DECISION DI GAGE NL, 1959, 5 MENT MEAS YEARB, P200 GEIGER G, 1950, J SOCIAL ISSUES, V6, P8 GINSBERG M, 1963, PHILOSOPHY, V38, P99 GOODSTEIN LD, 1965, 6 MENTAL MEASUREMENT, P388 GORLOW L, 1965, J SOC PSYCHOL, V66, P271 GOULD J, 1964, DICTIONARY SOCIAL SC GOVE PB, 1961, 3 WEBST NEW INT DICT GUILFORD JP, 1959, PERSONALITY HARDING LW, 1944, J SOC PSYCHOL, V19, P53 HARRIMAN PL, 1961, DICTIONARY PSYCHOLOG HARTMANN N, 1932, ETHICS, V2 HEHLMANN W, 1959, WORTERBUCH PSYCHOLOG HORWITZ M, 1956, STATE SOCIAL SCI, P162 IYENGAR KRS, 1942, METAPHYSICS VALUE, V1 KEYSERLING H, 1923, REISETAGEBUCH PHILOS, V1 KIRK R, 1954, CONSERVATIVE MIND KLUCKHOHN C, 1962, PERSONALITY KLUCKHOHN FR, 1961, VARIATIONS VALUE ORI KOHLER W, 1938, PLACE VALUE WORLD FA KRECH D, 1962, INDIVIDUAL SOCIETY LAIRD J, 1929, IDEA VALUE LAMONT WD, 1955, VALUE JUDGEMENT LASSWELL HD, 1951, POLICY SCI RECENT DE, P3 LASSWELL HD, 1951, POLICY SCIENCES, P102 LERSCH P, 1956, AUFBAU PERSON LEWIS CI, 1946, ANALYSIS KNOWLEDGE V LINTON R, 1947, CULTURAL BACKGROUND LORING LM, 1966, 2 KINDS VALUES MACCURDY JT, 1950, B J PSYCHOL-GEN 1-2, V41, P1 MARTLAND TR, 1966, J PHIL, V63, P509 MASLOW AH, 1964, RELIGIONS VALUES PEA MCCURDY HG, 1965, PERSONALITY SCIENCE MEINONG A, 1923, GRUNDLEGUNG ALLGEMEI MEWCOMB TM, 1965, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY MILL JS, 1931, ANTHOLOGY MODERN PHI, P731 MORRIS B, 1964, PHILOSOPHY PHENOM RE, V25, P1 MORRIS C, 1955, J ABNORMAL SOCIAL PS, V51, P523 MORRIS C, 1956, VARIETIES HUMAN VALU MURPHY G, 1947, PERSONALITY OSGOOD CE, 1961, J ABNORM SOC PSYCHOL, V62, P62 PARSONS T, 1961, CULTURE SOCIAL CHARA, P89 PARTRIDGE PH, 1963, PHILOSOPHY, V38, P117 PEPPER SC, 1958, SOURCES VALUE PERRY RB, 1926, GENERAL THEORY VALUE PLATO, 1953, DIALOGUES, V4 RAWLS J, 1963, PHILOS REV, V72, P281 RIESMAN D, 1950, LONELY CROWD ROHRACHER H, 1956, KLEINE CHARAKTERKUND ROSE AM, 1962, HUMAN BEHAVIOUR SOCI RUNES DD, 1944, DICTIONARY PHILOSOPH SCOTT WA, 1959, AM SOCIOL REV, V24, P299 SCOTT WA, 1960, DECISIONS VALUES GRO, V1, P154 SHERIF M, 1947, PSYCHOLOGY EGOINVOLV SPRANGER E, 1950, LEBENSFORMEN STEVENSON CL, 1963, FACTS VALUES STIRNER M, 1992, EINZIGE EIGENTUM SUPER DE, 1962, J APPL PSYCHOL, V46, P231 TAYLOR PW, 1961, NORMATIVE DISCOURSE THOMAE H, 1960, MENSCH ENTSCHEIDUNG THOMPSON SM, 1962, ETHICS, V73, P1 TILLICH P, 1960, ADVENTURES MIND, P47 URMSON JO, 1960, WESTERN PHILOSOPHY VIERECK P, 1956, CONSERVATISM JOHN AD VONMERING O, 1961, GRAMMAR HUMAN VALUES WALLACE AFC, 1961, STUDYING PERSONALITY, P129 WARD LR, 1930, PHILOSOPHY VALUE WEBER M, 1962, BASIC CONCEPTS SOCIO WHITE RK, 1944, J SOC PSYCHOL, V19, P351 WHITE RK, 1947, J ABNORM SOC PSYCH, V42, P440 YOUNG PT, 1961, MOTIVATION EMOTION ZADROZNY JT, 1959, DICTIONARY SOCIAL SC ZIMMERMAN RL, 1964, PHILOSOPHY PHENOM RE, V25, P169
NR	93
TC	0
PU	NAT INST PERSONNEL RES
PI	JOHANNESBURG
PA	S AFR COUN SCI IND RES BOX 10319, JOHANNESBURG 2000, SOUTH AFRICA
J9	PSYCHOL AFR
PY	1970
VL	13
IS	2-3
BP	173
EP	&
PG	0
SC	Psychology; Psychology, Social
GA	H9049
UT	ISI:A1970H904900011
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PT	J
AU	SHUFORD, HR
TI	PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS - CERTAINTY AND JUSTIFICATION
SO	SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY
LA	English
DT	Editorial Material
C1	UNIV HOUSTON,HOUSTON,TX.
CR	CASTANEDA HN, 1965, REV METAPHYSICS, V18, P508 CHISHOLM R, 1966, THEORY KNOWLEDGE, N23 CHISHOLM RM, 1961, ANALYSIS, V22, P1 CHISHOLM RM, 1963, J PHILOSOPHY, V60, P783 CHISHOLM, 1956, PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENO, V16, P447 CHISHOLM, 1957, PERCEIVING PHILOSOPH, P3 DANTO AC, 1967, EPISTEMOLOGY NEW ESS, P32 FIRTH R, TO BE PUBLISHED FIRTH R, 1965, J PHILOSOPHY, V61, P545 FIRTH R, 1967, PHILOS REV, V76, P3 FRANKFURT HG, 1962, PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW, V71, P303 GETTIER E, 1963, ANALYSIS, V23, P121 HINTIKKA J, 1962, KNOWLEDGE BELIEF, P105 HINTIKKA J, 1962, PHILOS REV, V71, P6 LEMMON EJ, 1967, EPISTEMOLOGY NEW ESS, P54 LEWIS CI, 1952, PHILOS REV, V61, P168 MALCOLM N, 1963, KNOWLEDGE CERTAINTY, P58 MEINONG A, 1917, EMOTIONALE PRASENTAT PELTZ RW, 1962, PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIE, V13, P39 QUINTON AM, 1965, PERCEIVING SENSING K, P499 REICHENBACH H, 1952, PHILOSOPHICAL REV, V61, P152 SHUFORD HR, 7TH P INT AM C PHIL, V2, P25 SHUFORD HR, 1966, TEXAS J SCIENCE, V18, P145
NR	23
TC	0
PU	SOUTHWESTERN J PHILOS
PI	NORMAN
PA	605 DALE HALL TOWER 455 W LINDSEY, NORMAN, OK 73019
SN	0038-481X
J9	SOUTHWEST J PHIL
PY	1970
VL	1
IS	1-2
BP	95
EP	110
PG	16
SC	Philosophy; Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary
GA	Y3620
UT	ISI:A1970Y362000012
ER

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PT	J
AU	AREZZO, G
TI	GESTALT AS STRUCTURE
SO	BOLLETTINO DI PSICOLOGIA APPLICATA
LA	Italian
DT	Article
CR	BASTIDE R, 1965, SENS USAGES MOT STRU BERTALANFFY L, 1926, ROUX ARCH, P108 BERTALANFFY L, 1949, ATLANTIS, P8 BERTALANFFY L, 1949, BIOLOGISCHE WELTBILD BOLELLI T, 1965, STORIA RICERCA LINGU BONOMI A, 1968, STRUTTURALISMO BOZZI P, 1966, PRINCIPI DINAMICI PS BUZZATITRAVERSO A, 1947, FONDAMENTI LOGICI SC CANESTRARI R, 1958, PENSIERO AM CONTEMPO CARNAP R, 1928, LOGISCHE AUFBAU WELT CARNAP R, 1934, LOGISCHE SYNTAX SPRA CHOMSKY N, 1968, PROBLEMI ATTUALI LIN DESAUSSURE F, 1916, COURS LINGUISTIQUE G DOBZHANSKY T, 1956, BIOLOGICAL BASIS HUM DRIESCH H, 1909, PHILOSOPHIE ORGANISC DUNCKER K, 1935, PSYCHOLOGIE PRODUKTI ECO U, 1968, STRUTTURA ASSENTE EHRENFELS CV, 1890, VIERTELJAHRSCHRIFTEN, V14 GOETHE W, 1810, FARBENLEHRE GOLDSTEIN K, 1934, AUFBAU ORGANISMUS GOTTSCHALDT K, 1926, PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSC, V8 GOTTSCHALDT K, 1929, PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSC, V12 GUILLAUME P, 1937, PSYCHOLOGIE FORME GURWITSCH A, 1957, THEORIE CHAMP CONSCI HEITLER W, 1961, MENSCH NATURWISSENSC HEMPEL CG, 1966, PHILOSOPHY NATURAL S HUSSERL E, 1891, PHILOSOPHIE ARITHMET HUSSERL E, 1900, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN JAKOBSON R, 1929, TRAVAUX CERCLE LINGU, V2 KOFFKA K, 1935, PRINCIPLES GESTALT P KOHLER W, PSYCHOLOGIES 1930 KOHLER W, 1913, Z PSYCHOLOGIE, P66 KOHLER W, 1915, ABHANDLUNGEN PREU PM KOHLER W, 1917, ABHANDLUNGEN PREU PM KOHLER W, 1918, ABHANDLUNGEN PREU PM KOHLER W, 1920, PHYSISCHEN GESTALTEN KOHLER W, 1922, JAHRESBERICHT GESAMT KOHLER W, 1929, GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY KOHLER W, 1930, J PSYCHOLOGIE, V27 KOHLER W, 1935, PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSC, V21 KOHLER W, 1940, DYNAMICS PSYCHOLOGY KOHLER W, 1966, PRINCIPI DINAMICI PS KULPE O, 1912, BEITRAG GRUNDLEGUNG LEPSCKY GC, 1966, LINGUISTICA STRUTTUR LEVISTRAUSS C, 1949, STRUCTURES ELEMENTAI LEVISTRAUSS C, 1958, ANTHROPOLOGIE STRUCT LEWIN K, 1921, PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSC, V1 LEWIN K, 1926, PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSC, V7 LEWIN K, 1929, Z PSYCHOLOGIE, V113 LEWIN K, 1934, PS FORSCH, V19 LEWIN K, 1935, DYNAMIC THEORY PERSO LOTZE H, 1881, GRUNDZUGE PSCHOLOGIE MACH E, 1886, BEITRAGE ANALYSE EMP MALINOWSKY B, 1944, SCIENTIFIC THEORY CU MAXWELL JC, 1873, TREATISE ELECTRICITY MEINONG A, 1899, Z PSYCHOLOGIE, V21 MICHOTTE, 1946, PERCEPTION CAUSALITE MORAVIA S, 1969, RAGIONE NASCOSTA MUSATTI C, 1929, RIV FILOSOFIA MUSATTI C, 1964, CONDIZIONI ESPERIENZ NAGEL E, 1961, STRUCTURE SCIENCE NEURATH OV, 1931, SCIENTIA, V50 OMBREDANE A, 1955, S ASSOC PSYCHOLOGIE PIAGET J, 1936, NAISSANCE INTELLIGEN PIAGET J, 1961, MECANISMES PERCEPTIF PIAGET J, 1965, SAGESSE ILLUSIONS PH PIAGET J, 1968, STRUCTURALISME PLANCK M, 1914, KULTUR GEGENWART 3, V1 PLANCK M, 1929, WELTBILD NEUEN PHYSI PLANCK M, 1933, WEGE PHYSIKALISCHER PLANCK M, 1965, SCIENZA FILOSOFIA RE POPPER K, 1935, LOGIK FORSCHUNG RUBIN E, 1921, VISUELLWAHRGENOMMENE THORNDIKE EL, 1898, ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE TRUBECKOJ NS, 1933, J PSYCHOLOGIE, V30 VALERI V, 1968, NATURA CULTURA VIAUD G, 1946, INTELLIGENCE EVOLUTI WERTHEIMER M, 1921, PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSC, V1 WERTHEIMER M, 1923, PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSC, V2, P4 WERTHEIMER M, 1924, DEC C SOC KANT BERL WERTHEIMER M, 1945, PRODUCTIVE THINKING WERTHEMER M, 1912, Z PSYCHOLOGIE, V61 YERKES RM, 1916, BEHAVIOUR MONOGRAPHS, V2
NR	83
TC	0
SN	0006-6761
J9	B PSIC APPL
PY	1970
IS	100-
BP	155
EP	202
PG	48
SC	Psychology, Applied
GA	J1374
UT	ISI:A1970J137400005
ER

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PT	J
AU	SUTER, R
TI	RUSSELLS REFUTATION OF MEINONG IN ON DENOTING
SO	PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LA	English
DT	Article
C1	MICHIGAN STATE UNIV,E LANSING,MI 48823.
CR	MEINONG A, 1907, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS, P16 QUINE, 1953, LOGICAL POINT VIEW, P3
NR	2
TC	0
PU	PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL RES
PI	PROVIDENCE
PA	BROWN UNIV BOX 1947, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912
SN	0031-8205
J9	PHIL PHENOMENOL RES
JI	Philos. Phenomenol. Res.
PY	1967
VL	27
IS	4
BP	512
EP	516
PG	5
SC	Philosophy
GA	ZH972
UT	ISI:A1967ZH97200003
ER

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PT	J
AU	AMMONS, RB AMMONS, CH
TI	PERCEPTION BIBLIOGRAPHY .10. PSYCHOLOGICAL INDEX, NO. 7, 1900
SO	PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS
LA	English
DT	Review
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NR	93
TC	0
PU	PERCEPTUAL MOTOR SKILLS
PI	MISSOULA
PA	PO BOX 9229, MISSOULA, MT 59807
SN	0031-5125
J9	PERCEPT MOT SKILLS
JI	Percept. Mot. Skills
PY	1963
VL	17
IS	3
BP	727
EP	730
PG	4
SC	Psychology, Experimental
GA	CCX70
UT	ISI:A1963CCX7000021
ER

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PT	J
AU	Wirth, W
AF	Wirth, Wilhelm
TI	Psychological Analysis of musical Hearing and irs Types
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	1883, GRUNDTATSACHEN SEELE, P261 1890, Z PSYCHOL, V1, P419 1897, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL, V1, P278 1902, PHIL STUD, V20, P494 1902, PHIL STUD, V20, P521 1902, Z PSYCHOL, V27, P163 1904, GESICHTSP PSYCHOPHYS, P237 1904, GESICHTSP TATS PSYCH, P13 1907, UNTERSUCHUNGEN SINNE, P101 1908, ANAL BEWUSSTSEINSPHA, P19 1911, Z PSYCHOL, V58, P321 1932, Z PSYCHOL ERG, V22, P1 1934, Z MUSIKWISS, V16, P481 1938, NOVA ACTA LEOPOLDINA, V6, P54 ABRAHAM O, 1923, PSYCHOL FORSCH, V4, P1 ABRAHAM, 1901, SAMMELBANDE INT MUSI, V3, P1 ANSCHUTZ G, 1925, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V51, P155 BERLAGE F, 1910, WUNDTS PSYCHOL STUDI, V6, P39 CLAUDIUS M, AUSGEWAHLTE WERKE, P10 EHLER H, 1941, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V108, P260 GILBERT J, 1916, EXPER PSYCHOL, V1, P13 GILBERT J, 1919, AM J PSYCHOL, V30, P121 HAUSMANN G, 1935, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V93, P289 HELD H, 1927, PFLUG ARCH GES PHYS, V216, P1 HERING E, 1905, OSTWALDS KLASS, P118 HERMANN F, 1920, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V40, P1 JAENSCH ER, 1913, Z SINNESPHYSIOL, V47, P219 JAMCLE J, 1930, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V78, P103 KEITER F, RASSE KULTUR, V3, P269 KOHLER W, 1915, Z PSYCHOL, V72, P188 KOHLER W, 1915, Z PSYCHOL, V72, P65 KRUEGERS F, 1934, N PSYCHOL, V12, P113 LOTZE, MIKROKOSMUS, V1, P243 MEINONG A, 1899, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V21, P182 MEYER M, 1898, BEITR AKUST MUSIKW, P66 MOEDE W, 1913, PSYCHOL STUD, V8, P327 NADEL S, 1928, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V64, P37 QUENSEL, ZSCH NERVENHEILK, V77 QUENSEL, 1923, Z GES NEUR PSYCHIAT, V81, P311 REVESZ G, 1912, Z INTERNATIONALEN MU, V14, P137 REVESZ G, 1913, GRUNDLEGUNG TONPSYCH, P36 RIEMANN H, 1911, Z INT MUSIKGESELLSCH, V13, P269 SANDER F, 1932, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V85 SCRIPTURE, 1897, STUD YALE LAB, V4, P69 STUMPF C, 1898, BEITR AKUST MUSIKW, P84 STUMPF C, 1911, ANFANGE MUSIK, P57 STUMPF, 1911, ANFANGE MUSIK, P97 VONEHRENFELS, 1890, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, V14, P249 VONHORNBOSTEL, BETHES HDB NORM PATH, V11, P701 WEBER, 1846, WAGNERS HANDWB, P561 WEINERT L, 1929, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCHOL, V73, P1 WELLEK A, 1927, MONATSBLATTER ANBRUC, P421 WELLEK A, 1938, ABSOLUTE GEHOR TYPEN, P191 WELLEK A, 1939, TYPOLOGIE MUSIKBEGAB, P107 WELLEK, 1934, Z MUSIKWISSENSCH, V16, P481 WELLEK, 1939, NEUE PSYCHOL STUD, V14, P1 WERNER H, 1926, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V98, P74 WUNDT, 1891, PHILOS STUD, V6, P26 WUNDT, 1891, PHILOS STUD, V6, P90 ZAUMSEIL E, 1939, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V105, P124 ZINDLER K, 1898, Z PSYCHOL, V20, P225
NR	61
TC	0
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	JUL
PY	1941
VL	109
IS	2-3
BP	129
EP	296
PG	168
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V02RN
UT	ISI:000206940400001
ER

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PT	J
AU	[Anon]
TI	PERCEPTUAL CONSTRUCTION AND LOGICO-ARITHMETIC CONSTRUCTION OF THOUGHT
SO	ARCHIVES DE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	French
DT	Article
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NR	100
TC	0
PU	MEDECINE ET HYGIENE
PI	GENEVA 4
PA	78, AVE DE LA ROSERAIE, CASE POSTALE 456,, CH-1211 GENEVA 4, SWITZERLAND
SN	0003-9640
J9	ARCH PSYCHOLOGIE
JI	Arch. Psychol.
PY	1940
VL	28
IS	110
PG	62
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V65DA
UT	ISI:000204401800001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Eaton, HO
AF	Eaton, Howard O.
TI	THE UNITY OF AXIOLOGICAL ETHICS
SO	INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ETHICS
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	1932, INT J ETHICS, V42, P132 EATON, 1930, AUSTR PHILOS VALUES, P223 HARTMANN N, 1926, ETHIK HOLT EB, 1931, ANIMAL DRIVE LEARNIN, P249 HOOK S, 1930, INT J ETHICS, V40, P179 KRAUS O, 1914, JAHRBILCHER PHILOS, V2, P17 MEINONG A, 1894, PSYCHOLOGISCHETHISCH, P25 MEINONG A, 1912, LOGOS, V3, P10 MEINONG A, 1917, SITZB AKAD WIS PHIL, V183 PERRY RB, 1931, INT J ETHICS, V41, P430 PERRY RB, 1931, J PHILOS, V28, P458 SCHELER M, 1927, FORMALISMUS ETHIK MA, P373
NR	12
TC	0
PU	UNIV CHICAGO PRESS
PI	CHICAGO
PA	1427 E 60TH ST, CHICAGO, IL 60637-2954 USA
SN	1526-422X
J9	INT J ETHICS
JI	Int. J. Ethics
PD	OCT
PY	1932
VL	43
IS	1
BP	20
EP	36
PG	17
SC	Ethics
GA	V82RX
UT	ISI:000205589700002
ER

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PT	J
AU	Grossart, F
AF	Grossart, Friedrich
TI	Critique of prevalent Theories on Emotions
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ACHELIS, Z PSYCH PHYS 2, V56 ADLER A, 1919, NERVOSE CHARAKTER ADLER A, 1928, MENSCHENKENUTNIS BECHER E, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V34 BERGER H, 1904, KORPERLICHE AUSSERUN BRENTANO F, 1907, UNTERSUCHUNGEN SINNE BRENTANO F, 1911, KLASSIFIKATION PSYCH BRENTANO F, 1925, PSYCHOL EMPIRISCHEN, V1 COHN J, ARCH GES PSYCH, V72 CORNELIUS H, 1897, PSYCHOL ERFAHRUNGSWI DILTHEY W, 1894, IDEEN BESCHREIBENDE DILTHEY W, 1924, JETZL GESAMM SCHRIFT, V1 DUMAS G, REV PHILOS, V47 EBBINGHAUS H, 1905, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL, V1 EBBINGHAUS H, 1919, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL, V1 FANKHAUSER, 1919, WESEN BEDEUTUNG AFFE FOERSTER O, 1927, LEITUNGSBAHNEN SCHME FOUILLE A, 1908, EVOLUTIONISMUS KRAFT FREUD S, 1917, VORLESUNGEN EINFUHRU FREUD S, 1920, JENSEITS LUSTPRINZIP FREUD S, 1923, DAS ICH UND DAS ES FREUD S, 1924, TECHNIK PSYCHOANALYS GIRGENSOHN K, 1921, SEELISCHE AUFBAU REL HENNING H, 1924, GERUCH HERBART JH, SAMTL WERKE, V6 HOFFDING H, 1914, PSYCHOL UMRISSEN JAMES W, 1884, WHAT IS EMOTION JAMES W, 1891, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL, V2 JANET P, 1923, TENSION PSYCHOL TRAI, V1 JODL F, 1924, LEHRBUCH PSYCHOL, V2 KRUEGER F, NEUE PSYCHOL STUDIEN, V1 KRUEGER F, 1918, TIEFENDIMENSION GEGE KRUEGER F, 1928, WESEN GEFUHLE KULPE O, 1913, HANDWORTERBUCH NATUR KULPE O, 1922, VORLESUNGEN PSYCHOL LANGE K, 1903, SINNESGENUSSE KUNSTG LANGE K, 1910, GEMUTSBEWEGUNGEN LEHMANN A, 1899, KORPERLICHEN AUSSERU, V1 LEHMANN A, 1914, HAUPTGESETZE MENSCHL LIPPS T, 1901, SELBSTBEWUSSTSEIN EM LIPPS T, 1906, LEITFADEN PSYCHOL LIPPS T, 1907, FUHLEN WOLLEN DENKEN LIPPS T, 1907, PSYCHOL UNTERSUCHU 1 LOTZE H, 1852, MED PSYCHOL LOTZE H, 1896, MIKROKOSMOS, V1 MACDOUGALL W, 1923, INTRO SOCIALPSYCHOLO MACDOUGALL W, 1924, OUTLINE PSYCHOL MACDOUGALL W, 1928, DASS DTSCH GRUNDLAGE MAIER H, 1908, PSYCHOL EMOTIONALEN MEINONG A, 1917, EMOTIONALE PRASENTAT MEINONG A, 1923, GRUNDLEGUNG ALLGEMEI MESSER A, 1920, PSYCHOLOGIE MULLERFREIENFEL.R, 1924, GEFUHLS WILLENSLEBEN NADEJDE AC, 1905, THESIS MUNCHENER NADEJDE AC, 1907, THESIS MUNCHENER NADEJDE AC, 1908, BIOL THEORIE LUST UN NAHLOWSKY, 1884, GEFUHLSLEBEN REHMKE J, 1911, LEHRE GEMUT RIBOT T, 1903, PSYCHOL GEFUHLE RIBOT T, 1923, ESSAI PASSIONS RIGNANO E, ARCH GES PSYCH, V20 SHAND A, 1920, FDN CHARACTER SOLLIER P, 1905, MECANISME EMOTIONS STORRING G, 1916, PSYCHOL MENSCHLICHEN STUMPF K, Z PSYCH, V21 STUMPF K, Z PSYCH, V44 STUMPF K, Z PSYCH, V75 STUMPF K, 1928, GEFUHL GEFUHLSEMPFIN STWITASEK, 1908, GRUNDLINIEN PSYCHOL THALBITZER S, 1920, STIMMUNGEN GEFUHLE G TITCHENER EB, 1908, LECT ELEMENTARY PSYC TITCHENER EB, 1910, LEHRBUCH PSYCHOL, V12 VOLKELT J, 1930, VERSUCH FUHTEN WOLLE VONDERPFORDTEN O, Z PSYCH, V62 VONEHRENFELS C, 1897, SYSTEM WERTTHEORIE VONHARTMANN E, 1908, GRUNDRISS PSYCHOL VONMAYENDORF N, Z ALLG PHYSL, V14 WATSON JB, 1925, BEHAVIORISM WEBER E, 1910, EINFLUSS PSYCHISCHER WUNDT W, 1902, GRUNDZUGE PHYSL PSYC, V1 WUNDT W, 1909, GRUNDRISS PSYCHOL ZIEGLER T, 1912, GEFUHL ZIEHEN T, 1924, LEITFADEN PHYSL PSYC
NR	83
TC	0
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	JAN
PY	1930
VL	74
IS	3-4
BP	401
EP	454
PG	54
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01WE
UT	ISI:000206884900003
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PT	J
AU	Williams, G
AF	Williams, Gardner
TI	FEELING AS THE BASIS OF DUTY
SO	INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ETHICS
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	REASON SCI, P249 BENTHAM, 1838, COLLECT WORKS, V1, P23 MEINONG A, 1894, PSYCHOL ETHISCHE UNT PEPPER SC, 1923, U CALIFORNIA PUBLICA, V4, P107 PERRY RB, 1926, GEN THEORY VALUE SANTAYANA G, REASON SCI, P223 URBAN WM, 1909, VALUATION ITS NATURE VONEHRENFELS C, 1897, SYSTEM WERTTHEORIE
NR	8
TC	0
PU	UNIV CHICAGO PRESS
PI	CHICAGO
PA	1427 E 60TH ST, CHICAGO, IL 60637-2954 USA
SN	1526-422X
J9	INT J ETHICS
JI	Int. J. Ethics
PD	JUL
PY	1930
VL	40
IS	4
BP	525
EP	541
PG	17
SC	Ethics
GA	V82RO
UT	ISI:000205588800006
ER

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PT	J
AU	Straub, W
AF	Straub, Werner
TI	Sound Quality and Pitch
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ABRAHAM O, 1926, Z PSYCHOL, V98 BRENTANO F, 1907, UNTERSUCHUNGEN SINNE DUNLAP K, 1905, PSYCH REV, V12 GARTEN S, 1921, ABH SACHS AKAD WI MP, V38 HUBER K, VOKALMISCHU IN PRESS HUBER K, 1928, Z PSYCHOL, V106 JAENSCH ER, 1925, Z PSYCHOL, V97 KNUDSEN VO, 1923, PHYS REV, V21 KOHLER W, 1909, Z PSYCH, V54 KOHLER W, 1915, Z PSYCHOL, V72 MACH E, 1922, ANAL EMPFINDUNGEN MEINONG A, 1903, Z PSYCHOL, V33 MEYER E, 1927, HDB PHYS MEYER M, 1898, Z PSYCHOL, V16 OGDEN RM, 1918, PSYCH REV, V25 PAULI R, 1925, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V51 REVESZ G, 1913, GRUNDLEGUNG TONPSYCH REVESZ G, 1926, Z PSYCHOL, V99 RICH GI, 1919, AM J PSYCH, V30 STBALEY, 1915, Z PSYCHOL, V70 STERN W, 1902, Z PSYCHOL, V30 STUCKER N, 1907, SITZ BER K AK W MN 2, V116 STUCKER N, 1908, Z SINNESPHYSIOL, V42 STUMPF G, 1883, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V1 STUMPF G, 1890, TONPSYCHOLOGIE, V2 STUMPF G, 1901, BEITR Z AKUSTIK MUSI STUMPF G, 1914, 6 K EXP PSYCH STUMPF G, 1916, Z PSYCHOL, V75 STUMPF G, 1924, Z PSYCHOL, V94 STUMPF G, 1926, SPRACHLAUTE STUMPF, 1898, Z PSYCHOL, V18 TITTEL M, 1921, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V41 VONHELMHOLTZ H, 1913, LEHRE TONEMPFINDUNGE VONHORNBOSTEL, 1908, Z PSYCHOL, V48 VONLIEBERMANN P, 1914, Z PSYCHOL, V69 VONMALTZEW C, 1913, Z PSYCHOL, V64 WATT HJ, 1917, PSYCHOL SOUND WERNER H, 1926, Z PSYCHOL, V98 WERNER H, 1927, Z PSYCHOL, V101 WINKELMANNS, 1909, HDB PHYS, V2 WIRTH W, 1912, PSYCHOPHYSIK
NR	41
TC	0
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	MAY
PY	1929
VL	69
IS	3-4
BP	289
EP	395
PG	109
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V01VU
UT	ISI:000206883900001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Lenart, E
AF	Lenart, Edith
TI	Viewing Contents in esthetic Experiences
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	MEINONG A, 1902, ANNAHMEN VONEHRENFELS C, 1890, VIERTELJAHRSSCHR WIS, P279
NR	2
TC	0
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1926
VL	99
BP	357
EP	374
PG	18
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96MW
UT	ISI:000206523000033
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PT	J
AU	Thaer, C
TI	The degree of possibility and the rate of possibility
SO	NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	1764, GENERA PLANTARUM, V6 1908, OEUVRES BLAISE PASCA, P388 BRUNS H, 1906, WAHRSCHEINLICHKEITSR, P98 COURNOT A, 1843, EXPOSITION THEORIE C CZUBER BE, 1908, WAHRSCHEINLICHKEITSR, P35 CZUBER E, 1923, PHILOS GRUNDLAGEN WA FECHNER GT, 1897, KOLLEKTIVMASSLEHRE FRIES JF, 1842, VERSUCH KRITIK PRINZ LEXIS W, 1877, GESELLSCHAFT PROGRAM MEINONG A, 1915, MOGLICHKEIT WAHRSCHE REICHENBACH H, 1916, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V161 SCHNUSE, 1849, BRAUNSCHWEIG STUMPF C, 1892, SITZUNGSBER PHIL AKA VENN J, 1876, LOGIC CHANCE VONHAUSSNER, 1899, OSTWALDS KLASSIKER, V2, P72 VONMISES R, 1919, MATH Z, V5 VONSMOLUCHOWSKI M, 1918, NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN, V6 WINDELBAND W, 1870, THESIS BERLIN, P70
NR	18
TC	0
PU	SPRINGER
PI	NEW YORK
PA	233 SPRING STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10013 USA
SN	0028-1042
J9	NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN
JI	Naturwissenschaften
PY	1924
VL	12
BP	1094
EP	1099
PG	6
SC	Multidisciplinary Sciences
GA	V03WZ
UT	ISI:000200262500246
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PT	J
AU	Moog, W
AF	Moog, Willy
TI	The criticism of pychologism by modern logic and epistemology
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	KL SCHRIFTEN, V1, P621 LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V1, P120 1887, PHILOS MONATSHEFTE, V23, P257 1901, PSYCHOL WISSENSCHAIT, P3 1905, STIZUNGSBER BAYR AKA 1906, ATTI 5 C INT PSIC, P323 1906, ATTI 5 C INT PSICOL, P57 1906, ATTI 5 C INT PSICOLO, P322 1908, ABHANDLUNGEN FRIESSC, V2 1909, KANTSTUDIEN, V14, P169 1910, LOGOS, V1, P303 1911, NEUE AUSG, P165 1912, PSYCHOL UNTERSUCHUNG, V2, P1 1913, Z PHILOS PH KR, V149, P86 1913, Z PHILOS PH KR, V149, P96 1914, KANTSTUDIEN, V19, P303 BOLZANO B, 1837, WISSENSOHAFTSLEHRE, V1, P52 ELSENHANS T, 1915, KANTSTUDIEN, V20, P259 ERDMANN B, 1885, REFLEXIONEN KANTS, P130 ERDMANN, 1885, REFLEXIONEN KANTS, P130 GROOS K, 1912, Z PSYCHOL, V62, P273 HEIM K, 1902, PSYCHOLOGISMUS ANTIP, P25 INHALT, 1905, SITZUNGSBER BAYR AK, P629 KINKEL, PHILOS BIBL, V43, P15 LAPP A, 1913, WAHRHEIT, P30 LAPP A, 1913, WAHRHEIT, P31 LOTZE, AUSG G MISCH, P525 LOTZE, MISCH PHILOS BIBL, V141, R110 MEINONG A, 1902, ANNAHMEN, P196 MEINONG A, 1907, STELLUNG GEGENSTANDS, P142 MEINONG A, 1910, ANNAHMEN, P97 NATORP P, 1912, ALLGEMOINE PSYCHOL, P18 RICKERT H, GEGENSTAND ERKENNTNI, P130 RICKERT H, 1910, BEGRIFF PHILOS, P23 WUNDT W, 1910, KLEINE SCHRIFTEN, V1, P511 WUNDT, 1910, SOHRIFTEN, V1, P622 WUNDT, 1910, SOHRIFTEN, V1, P628
NR	37
TC	0
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	JUN 28
PY	1918
VL	37
IS	4
BP	301
EP	362
PG	62
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98HV
UT	ISI:000206645100001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Buhler, C
AF	Buehler, Charlotte
TI	On Thought Genesis
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	1889, SITZUNGSBER WIENE PH, V118, P21 1891, Z PSYCHOL PHYS SINNE, V2, P245 1898, Z PSYCHOL PHYS SINNE, V21, P181 1907, ABH K PR AKAD WISS, P22 1912, Z PSYCHOL, V60, P161 1913, GESAMMELTEN ABHANDLU, V1 1913, GESAMMELTEN ABHANDLU, V2 BUHLER K, 1907, ARCH G PSYCH, V9, P320 BUHLER K, 1913, GESTALTWAHRNEHMUNGEN, P160 ERDMANN, 1907, LOGIK, V1, P335 GELB A, 1911, Z PSYCHOL, V58, P1 GRUNBAUM A, 1912, BER 5 K EXP PSYCH, P208 HUSSERL, 1901, LOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUN, V2, P230 LINDWORSKY, 1916, EXP PSYCH UNTERSUCHU, P132 LINDWORSKY, 1916, EXP PSYCH UNTERSUCHU, P406 LIPPS T, 1902, EINHEITEN RELATIONEN, P35 MALLY E, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN MEINONG A, 1913, GESAMMELTE ABHANDLUN, V2 MESSER, 1906, ARCH G PSYCH, V8 SEGAL J, 1916, MUNCHENER STUDIEN PS SEIFERT F, 1917, Z PSYCHOL, V78, P101 SELZ O, 1913, GESETZE GEORDNETEN D, P222 STAHLIN W, 1914, ARCH PSYCHOL, V31, P297
NR	23
TC	0
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1918
VL	80
BP	129
EP	200
PG	72
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96LT
UT	ISI:000206520100013
ER

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PT	J
AU	Linke, PF
AF	Linke, P. F.
TI	Regarding Assumptions, 2nd edition
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1910, ANNAHMEN
NR	1
TC	0
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1913
VL	65
BP	408
EP	411
PG	4
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96KR
UT	ISI:000206517300045
ER

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PT	J
AU	Kreibig
AF	Kreibig
TI	Essays regarding Epistemology and Theory of Objects
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1913, ABHANDLUNGEN ERKENNT
NR	1
TC	0
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1913
VL	65
BP	405
EP	407
PG	3
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96KR
UT	ISI:000206517300044
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PT	J
AU	[Anon]
TI	Regarding Assumptions, 2nd edition
SO	ARCHIVES DE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	French
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1910, ANNAHMEN
NR	1
TC	0
PU	MEDECINE ET HYGIENE
PI	CHENE-BOURG
PA	CH DE LA MOUSSE 46, CASE POSTALE 475, CH-1225 CHENE-BOURG, SWITZERLAND
SN	0003-9640
J9	ARCH PSYCHOLOGIE
JI	Arch. Psychol.
PD	DEC
PY	1912
VL	12
IS	48
BP	395
EP	395
PG	1
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V93MD
UT	ISI:000206318300011
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PT	J
AU	Urban, WM
AF	Urban, Wilbur M.
TI	VALUES
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	ANDERSON BM, 1911, SOCIAL VALUE STUDY E BALDWIN JM, 1911, THOUGHT THINGS, V3 BOSANQUET B, 1911, PRINCIPLE INDIVIDUAL DURKHEIM E, 1911, REV METAPHYS MORALE, V19, P437 GILLETT MS, REV SCI PHIL THEOL, V6, P5 KALLEN HM, 1912, J PHIL PSYCHOL, V9, P253 KING I, 1911, DEV RELIG, CH3 LUDEMANN H, 1910, ERKENNEN WERTURTEILE MAUGE F, 1910, REV PHIL, V69, P387 MEINONG A, LOGOS, V3 PERRY RB, 1912, PRESENT PHILOS TENDE QUICK OC, 1910, MIND, V19, P218 QUICK OC, 1910, MIND, V20, P256 RICKERT H, LOGOS, V1 RUBINSTEIN M, 1910, KANTSTUD, V15, P263 RUSSELL JE, 1910, MIND, V19, P547 RUSSELL JE, 1911, MIND, V20, P538 VONDERPFORDTEN O, 1910, KONFORMISMUS PHILOS
NR	18
TC	0
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0033-2909
J9	PSYCHOL BULL
JI	Psychol. Bull.
PD	JUL 15
PY	1912
VL	9
IS	7
BP	260
EP	264
PG	5
SC	Psychology; Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V86ZY
UT	ISI:000205881000005
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PT	J
AU	Meumann, E
AF	Meumann, E.
TI	Assumptions
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1910, ANNAHMEN
NR	1
TC	0
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	FEB 14
PY	1911
VL	20
IS	1
BP	A9
EP	A9
PG	1
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98FT
UT	ISI:000206639700006
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PT	J
AU	Sheldon, WH
AF	Sheldon, W. H.
TI	MEMORY, THOUGHT, JUDGMENT, LOGIC (THEORY)
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN
LA	English
DT	Review
CR	CALKINS MW, 1910, PSYCHOL BULL, V7, P293 CLAPAREDE E, 1911, ARCH PSYCHOL, V10, P361 CREIGHTON JE, 1910, PHILOS REV, V19, P53 GELB A, 1910, Z PSYCHOL, V58, P1 GROOS K, 1910, Z PSYCHOL, V55, P177 KERLER DH, 1910, UEBER ANNAHMEN, P36 LINDSAY J, 1910, ARCH SYST PHIL, V16, P293 MCGILVARY EB, 1911, PHILOS REV, V20, P137 MEAD GH, 1911, PSYCHOL BULL, V7, P397 MEINONG A, 1910, UEBER ANNAHMEN PIAT C, 1910, REV NEO SCOLAST, V17, P165 PILLSBURY WB, 1910, PSYCHOL REASONING, P306
NR	12
TC	0
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0033-2909
J9	PSYCHOL BULL
JI	Psychol. Bull.
PD	SEP 15
PY	1911
VL	8
IS	9
BP	303
EP	306
PG	4
SC	Psychology; Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V86ZH
UT	ISI:000205879300001
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PT	J
AU	Urban, WM
AF	Urban, Wilbur M.
TI	VALUES
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	FONSEGRIVE G, 1910, REV PHIL, P44 FONSEGRIVE G, 1910, REV PHIL, P553 LANDMANNKALISCH.E, 1910, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V1, P1 LEIGHTON JA, 1910, INT J ETHICS, V21, P23 MEINONG A, 1910, UEBER ANNAHMEN MOORE JS, 1910, J PHILOS, V7, P282 SCHLESINGER A, 1909, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V15, P137 SCHLESINGER A, 1910, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V17, P186
NR	8
TC	0
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0033-2909
J9	PSYCHOL BULL
JI	Psychol. Bull.
PD	NOV 15
PY	1910
VL	7
IS	11
BP	372
EP	375
PG	4
SC	Psychology; Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V86WN
UT	ISI:000205872100003
ER

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PT	J
AU	[Anon]
TI	Additional Experiments in a larger Number of Persons
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ABELSDORFF G, 1900, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V22, P81 ABNEY WD, 1889, PHILOS MAGAZIN 5, V27, P62 BRUCKNER A, PFLUGERS ARCH GES PH, V98, P90 CORNELIUS H, 1897, PSYCHOL ERFAHRUNGSWI EBBINGHAUS H, 1905, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL FRAUENHOFER J, 1815, DENKSCHRIFTEN BAYR A, P193 FROBES SJJ, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V36, P241 FROBES SJJ, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V36, P344 GORHAM J, 1884, P ROY SOC LONDON, V37, P425 HAYCRAFT JB, J PHYSL, V21, P126 HERING E, 1905, GRUNDZUGE LEHRE LICH HILLEBRAND F, SITZUNGSBERICHT KA 3, V98, P70 JACOBSOHN S, Z PSYCHOL, V43, P204 JACOBSOHN S, Z PSYCHOL, V43, P40 KIRSCHMANN, 1891, WUNDTS PHILOS STUDIE, V6, P424 KOFFKA K, Z SINNESPHYSIOL, V43, P123 KONIG A, BEITRAGE PSYCHOL PHY, P309 KULPE O, 1893, GRUNDRIFS PSYCHOL MARTIUS G, 1905, BEITRAGE PSYCHOL PHY, V1, P95 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V11, P81 MULLER GE, 1904, GESICHTSPUNKTE TATSA POLIMANTI O, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V19, P263 RIVERS WHR, 1897, J PHYSL, V22, P137 ROOD ON, 1878, AM J SCI, V15, P81 ROOD ON, 1893, AM J SCI, V46, P173 SACHS M, 1892, PFLUG ARCH GES PHYSL, V52, P79 SCHENCK F, 1896, PFLUGERS ARCH, V64, P607 SIEBECK R, Z PHYSL, V41, P89 STUMPF C, 1890, TONPSYCHOLOGIE STUMPF C, 1906, ABHANDLUNGEN KONIGL VIERORDT C, POGGENDORFS ANN, V137, P200 VONHELMHOLTZ H, PHYSL OPTIK VONKRIES J, HDB PHYSL MENSCHEN, V3 VONKRIES J, PSYCHOL SINNE, P16 VONKRIES J, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V15, P247 VONSZILAGYI E, 1884, ZENTRALBL MED WISSEN, P289
NR	36
TC	0
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1909
VL	53
BP	171
EP	178
PG	8
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96KB
UT	ISI:000206515700007
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PT	J
AU	Sheldon, WH
AF	Sheldon, W. H.
TI	Objective Theory in a System of Science, vol 8
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN
LA	English
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1907, STELL GEGENSTAND, V8
NR	1
TC	0
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0033-2909
J9	PSYCHOL BULL
JI	Psychol. Bull.
PD	NOV 15
PY	1909
VL	6
IS	11
BP	379
EP	382
PG	4
SC	Psychology; Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V86VY
UT	ISI:000205870600002
ER

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PT	J
AU	Benussi, V
AF	Benussi, V.
TI	Experiments on Inadequacy of Imagination
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	ARCH GES PSYCH ARCH GES PSYCH, V7, P155 1906, ATT 5 C INT PSIC ROM, P267 KATZ, 1906, Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SI, V42, P304 MEINONG A, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN WATT, ARCH GES PSYCH, V11, P1 WATT, ARCH GES PSYCH, V7, P29
NR	7
TC	0
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1907
VL	45
BP	188
EP	230
PG	43
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96JT
UT	ISI:000206514900013
ER

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PT	J
AU	Marvin, WT
AF	Marvin, W. T.
TI	Analysis of Perception as an act of Knowing, vol 3
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN
LA	English
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1906, ERFAHRUNGSGRUND WISS, V3
NR	1
TC	0
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
SN	0033-2909
J9	PSYCHOL BULL
JI	Psychol. Bull.
PD	AUG 15
PY	1907
VL	4
IS	8
BP	261
EP	264
PG	4
SC	Psychology; Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V86UL
UT	ISI:000205866700004
ER

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PT	J
AU	Brittain, HL
TI	A study in imagination.
SO	PEDAGOGICAL SEMINARY
LA	English
DT	Article
CR	ADAMS C, 1890, REV PHILOS, V29, P156 ANGELL JR, 1897, PHILOS REV, V6, P646 ARMSTRONG AC, 1894, PSYCHOL REV, V1, P496 ARNOLD F, 1906, PSYCHOL REV, V13, P221 ARREAT L, 1895, MEMORIE IMAGINATION BAIN A, 1880, MIND, V5, P564 BAIN A, 1894, SENSES INTELLECT BALLET G, 1888, LANGAGE INTERIEUR DI BINET A, 1886, REV PHILOS, V21, P159 BINET A, 1887, REV PHILOS, V23, P473 BINET A, 1903, ETUDE EXPT INTELLIGE BINET A, 1903, REV PHILOS, V55, P138 BORST M, 1904, ARCH PSYCHOL, V3, P233 BURNHAM WH, 1893, PED SEM, V2, P204 CHALMERS LH, 1900, PED SEM, V7, P111 CHAMBERLAIN AF, 1903, CHILD STUDY EVOLUTIO, P498 CHASE RH, 1889, AM J INSANITY, V56, P285 DAVIDSON T, 1900, HIST ED DEARBORN GV, 1898, AM J PSYCHOL, V9, P183 DEBONALD M, 1826, RECHERCHES PHILOS PR, V2 DECARDAILLAC M, 1830, ETUDES ELEMENTAIRES, V2 DILTHEY W, 1886, DICHTERISCHE EINBILD DILTHEY W, 1887, PHILOS AUFSATZE, P303 DUGAS L, 1903, IMAGINATION EGGER ME, 1887, OBSERVATIONS REFLEXI EGGER V, 1881, PAROLE INTERIEURE FRENCH FC, 1902, PSYCHOL REV, V9, P40 FROHSCHAMMER J, 1877, PHANTASIE GRANDPRINC GALTON F, 1880, MIND, V5, P301 GALTON F, 1883, INQUIRIES HUMAN FACU GROOS K, 1901, PLAY MAN HALL GS, 1891, PEDAGOGICAL SEMINARY, V1, P211 HALL GS, 1902, PED SEM, V9, P460 HALL GS, 1903, PED SEM, V10, P159 HALL GS, 1903, PED SEM, V10, P315 HALL GS, 1905, ADOLESCENCE, V1 JAMES W, 1896, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL, V2, P44 JEWELL JR, 1905, AM J PSYCHOL, V16, P1 LAY W, 1898, PSY REV S, V7 LEMAITRE A, 1904, ARCH PSY, V4, P1 LINDLEY EH, 1897, AM J PSYCHOL, V8, P431 LOBSIEN M, 1905, PADAGOGISCHE MAGAZIN MACDOUGAL R, 1898, PSY REV, V5, P463 MALEBRANCHE N, 1885, RECHERCHE VERITE, V2 MEINONG A, 1889, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V95, P161 MEUMANN E, 1906, EXPT PADAGOGIK, V4 MEYER JB, 1878, Z VOLKERPSYCHOLOGIE, V10, P26 OELZELTNEWIN A, 1889, ULER PHANTASIE VORST PARTRIDGE GE, 1898, PED SEM, V5, P445 PAULHAN F, 1886, REV PHILOS, V21, P26 PHILLIPPE J, 1903, IMAGE MENTALE EVOLUT QUEYRAT F, 1893, IMAGE MENTALE EVOLUT RIBOT T, 1899, EVOLUTION GENERAL ID RIBOT T, 1902, REV PHILOS, V53, P598 RIBOT T, 1906, ESSAY CREATIVE IMAGI SMITH TL, 1904, AM J PSYCHOL, V15, P465 STERN LW, 1903, BEITRAGE PSYCHOL AUS STOUT GF, 1896, ANAL PSYCH, V1 STOUT GF, 1899, MANUAL PSYCHOLOGY STRICKER S, 1880, STUDIEN SPRACHVORSTE STRICKER S, 1882, STUDIEN BEWEGUNGSVOR SULLEY J, 1896, STUDIES CHILDHOOD, P25 TAINE H, 1889, INTELLIGENCE THOMAS WI, 1907, SEX SOC TYLOR EB, 1888, PRIMITIVE CULTURE, V1 VANBIERVLIET JJ, 1897, REV PHILOS, V44, P113 WALLASCHEK R, 1905, BEITRAGE GRUNDLEGUNG WEBER L, 1896, REV METAPHYS MORALE, V4, P34 WUNDT W, 1905, VOLKERPSYCHOLOGIE, V2, P1 ZAHLFLEISCH J, 1898, ARCH SYSTEMATISCHE P, V4, P160
NR	70
TC	0
PU	CLARK UNIV PRESS
PI	WORCESTER
PA	DEPT PHILOSOPHY CLARK UNIV, WORCESTER, MA 01610 USA
SN	0891-9402
J9	PEDAGOG SEMIN
PD	JUN
PY	1907
VL	14
IS	2
BP	137
EP	207
PG	71
SC	Psychology
GA	V4351
UT	ISI:000187266700001
ER

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PT	J
AU	Watt, HJ
AF	Watt, Henry J.
TI	Collective Report on recent Research in Memory and Association Psychology from the Years 1903/4
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Review
CR	ARCH GES PSYCH, V1, P417 PSYCHOL GESALLEFASSO, P303 VORSUCHUNG SCHACHBRE, P449 Z PSYCH, V26, P168 Z PSYCH, V28, P179 Z PSYCH, V31, P110 ACH N, 1904, 1 K EXP PSYCH GIESS, P80 ALEXANDER HB, 1904, PSYCH REV, V40, P319 ALEXANDER HB, 1904, PSYCH REV, V40, P338 ALLING ME, 1903, PSYCHOL REV, V10, P178 AMESEDER R, AUFFALLIGKUTT BARBEN, P509 AMESEDER R, VORSTELLUNGSPRODUKTI, P481 ATKINSON WW, GEDACHTNISAUSHILDUNG BINET A, 1903, ETUDE EXPT INTELLIGE BISCHOFF E, 1904, THESIS TUBINGEN BLEULER, J PSYCH NEUROLOGIE, V3, P49 BORST M, ARCH PSYCH, V3, P234 BORST M, ARCH PSYCH, V3, P314 CLAPAREDE E, ARCH PSYCH, V3, P201 CLAPAREDE E, 1903, ASS IDEES DESBAUCELS L, ARCH PSYCH, V3, P145 DUGAS L, 1904, REV PHIL, V58, P638 EBERT E, ARCH GESAMTE PSYCH, V4, P1 ENGLE JE, 1904, ANAL INTEREST PSYCHO, V26 EPHRUSSI P, 1905, Z PSYCHOL, V37, P161 EPHRUSSI P, 1905, Z PSYCHOL, V37, P56 GAMBLE E, Z PSYCH, V32, P177 GAMBLE E, Z PSYCH, V33, P161 GEORGE A, 1904, GEDACHTNIS SEINE PFL GORDON K, ARCH GES PSYCH, V4, P437 HENDERSON EN, PSYCH REV MONOGR S, V23 JAFFA S, STERNS BEITRAGE PSYC, P79 JANET P, 1904, J PSYCHOL, V1, P417 JUNG CG, J PSYCH NEUROLOGIE, V3, P145 JUNG CG, J PSYCH NEUROLOGIE, V3, P193 JUNG CG, J PSYCH NEUROLOGIE, V3, P283 JUNG CG, J PSYCH NEUROLOGIE, V3, P55 JUNG CG, J PSYCH NEUROLOGIE, V4, P24 KULPE O, ARCH GES PSYCH, V4, P459 KULPE O, 1904, 1 K EXP PSYCH, P56 LAY W, PSYCH REV, V10, P422 LIPMANN O, Z PSYCH, V35, P195 LOBSIEN M, STERNS BEITRAGE PSYC, P26 MCDOUGALL W, BRIT J PSYCH, V1, P317 MEAKIN F, PSYCH REV MONOGR S, V4, P235 MEINONG A, 1901, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN MEUMANN E, 1903, DTSCH SCHULE, V7 MEYER S, GRENZFR NERVEN SEELE MOORE CS, 1903, PSYCH REV MONOGR S, V17, P277 MOORE TV, 1904, PSYCH REV MONOGR S, V24 MULLER GE, Z PSYCH, V39, P111 NETSCHAJEFF A, SAMMLUNG ABHANDL GEB, V7, P1 OGDEN RM, ARCH GES PSYCH, V2, P93 ORTH J, 1903, SAMMLUNG ABHANDL GEB PAULHAN F, J PSYCH NORM PATHOL, V1, P321 PHILIPPE J, 1903, IMAGE MENTALE PIERON H, REV PHIL, V56, P142 PIERON H, REV PHIL, V57, P193 REUTHER F, 1903, WUNDTS PSYCH STUDIEN, V1, P4 SCHAFER W, 1904, THESIS GIESSEN SCHLICHTING C, 1904, PFLEGE GEDACHTNISSES SEMON R, 1904, WECHSEL ORGANISCHEN SIEGEL C, PSYCHOL THEORIE ERKE SPEARMANN C, AM J PSYCH, P72 SPEARMANN C, AM J PSYCH, V15, P201 SWIFT EJ, AM J PSYCH, V14, P201 TITCHENER EB, SCIENCE, V20, P786 VANBIERVLIET JJ, REV PHIL, P479 WATT HJ, ARCH GES PSYCH, V4, P289 WATT HJ, Z PSYCH, V36, P417 WEHRLIN K, J PSYCH NEUROL, V4, P109 WEHRLIN K, J PSYCH NEUROL, V4, P129 WHIPPLE GM, AM J PSYCH, V15, P489 WINCH WH, BRIT J PSYCH, V1, P127 WINCH WH, BRIT J PSYCH, V1, P134 WIRTH W, 1903, PHILOS STUD, V18, P701
NR	76
TC	0
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	MAR 6
PY	1906
VL	7
IS	1-2
BP	A1
EP	A48
PG	48
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98BX
UT	ISI:000206629700005
ER

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PT	J
AU	Watt, HJ
AF	Watt, H. J.
TI	Subject Studies and Psycology Theory
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN
NR	1
TC	0
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	JUN 26
PY	1906
VL	7
IS	3-4
BP	A259
EP	A265
PG	7
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98CA
UT	ISI:000206630000054
ER

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PT	J
AU	Bennussi, V
AF	Bennussi, Von Vittorio
TI	Italian Psychology
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Review
CR	Z PSYCH, V41 Z PSYCHOL, V41 Z PSYCHOL, V42, P23 BENNSSI, 1905, ATT 5 C INT PSIC ROM CHIABRA G, 1904, AM J PSYCHOL OKT, P615 DESARLO, 1905, GIORNALE ITALIA FERRARI GC, 1905, AM J PSYCHOL APR, P225 GIERING, Z PSYCHOL, V39, P42 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL, V21, P182 MEINONGS, Z PSYCH, V21 PFLAUM CD, 1902, Z PHILOS PHILOS KRIT, V125, P186 SAXINGERS R, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN, V11, P579 SERGI G, 1905, NUOVA ANTALOGIA, V116, P228 WITASEK S, 1904, GRUNDZUGE ALLGEMEINE, P195
NR	14
TC	0
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	JUN 26
PY	1906
VL	7
IS	3-4
BP	A141
EP	A180
PG	40
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98CA
UT	ISI:000206630000005
ER

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PT	J
AU	[Anon]
TI	Effective Focuses are vivid, dependent Contents of Consciousness
SO	ARCHIV FUR DIE GESAMTE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	German
DT	Article
CR	KRUGER F, 1906, WUNDTS PSYCHOL STUD, V1 LIPPS, 1901, SELBSTBEWUSSTSEIN EM, P1 MEINONG A, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V21, P182 SCHUMANN F, 1900, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V23 STORRING G, 1905, ARCH GES PSYCHOL, V6, P319 VONEHRENFELS, 1890, VIERTELJAHRSSCHRIFT, V14
NR	6
TC	0
SN	0724-7842
J9	ARCG GESAMTE PSYCHOL
JI	Archiv. Gesamte Psychol.
PD	NOV 27
PY	1906
VL	8
IS	3-4
BP	339
EP	384
PG	46
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V98CJ
UT	ISI:000206630900003
ER

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PT	J
AU	Hofler, A
AF	Hofler, A.
TI	Studies on the Subject of Theory and Psychology
SO	ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE DER SINNESORGANE
LA	German
DT	Book Review
CR	5 C INT PSIC, P322 1906, G G A, P14 MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN UBERWEGHEINZE, GRUNDRISS GESCH PH 4
NR	4
TC	0
PU	SWETS ZEITLINGER PUBLISHERS
PI	LISSE
PA	P O BOX 825, 2160 SZ LISSE, NETHERLANDS
J9	Z PSYCHOL PHYSIOL SINNESORG
JI	Z. Psychol. Physiol. Sinnesorg.
PY	1906
VL	42
BP	192
EP	207
PG	16
SC	Psychology, Biological
GA	V96JQ
UT	ISI:000206514600014
ER

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PT	J
AU	[Anon]
TI	Studies on the Theory of the Object and Psychology
SO	ARCHIVES DE PSYCHOLOGIE
LA	French
DT	Book Review
CR	MEINONG A, 1904, UNTERSUCHUNGEN GEGEN
NR	1
TC	0
PU	MEDECINE ET HYGIENE
PI	CHENE-BOURG
PA	CH DE LA MOUSSE 46, CASE POSTALE 475, CH-1225 CHENE-BOURG, SWITZERLAND
SN	0003-9640
J9	ARCH PSYCHOLOGIE
JI	Arch. Psychol.
PD	JUN
PY	1906
VL	5
IS	19
BP	279
EP	282
PG	4
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V93KY
UT	ISI:000206315200004
ER

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PT	J
AU	[Anon]
TI	SUMMARY OF THE FACTS
SO	PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW-MONOGRAPH SUPPLEMENTS
LA	English
DT	Review
CR	AMBROSI L, RIV ITALIANA FILOSOF, V1, P61 AMBROSI L, RIV ITALIANA FILOSOF, V2, P149 AMBROSI L, RIV ITALIANA FILOSOF, V2, P347 AMBROSI L, 1891, RIV ITALIANA FILOSOF, V6 AMBROSI L, 1892, RIV ITALIANA FILOSOF, V7 ANDRWS BR, 1903, AM J PSYCHOL, V14, P121 AQUINAS T, OPERA ARISTOTLE, 1831, OPERA BAIN A, 1868, FORTNIGHTLY REV SEP BAIN A, 1888, EMOTIONS WILL BAIN A, 1892, MIND BODY BAIN A, 1894, MIND, V3, P348 BAIN A, 1894, SENSES INTELLECT BALDWIN JM, 1890, HDB PSYCHOL BALDWIN JM, 1897, MENTAL DEV BALDWIN JM, 1901, DICT PHILOS PSYCHOL BALDWIN JM, 1902, DICT PHILOS PSYCHOL BAWDEN HH, 1902, PHILOS REV, V11, P474 BENEKE, 1861, LEHRBUCH PSYCHOL NAT BERGSON H, 1900, MATIERE MEMOIRE BOEHM K, 1877, PHILOS MONATSHEFTE, V13, P481 BOWNE BP, 1886, INTRO PSYCHOL THEORY BOWNE BP, 1898, METAPHYSICS BRADLEY FH, 1899, MIND, V8, P145 BRADLEY FH, 1900, MIND, V9, P26 BURNHAM WH, 1889, AM J PSYCHOL, V2, P225 BURNHAM WH, 1889, AM J PSYCHOL, V2, P39 BURNHAM WH, 1889, AM J PSYCHOL, V2, P431 BURNHAM WH, 1889, AM J PSYCHOL, V2, P568 CARPENTER WB, 1874, PRINCIPLES MENTAL PH CESCA G, 1885, VIERTEL JAHRSCHRIFT, V9, P288 CHARTIER E, 1899, REV METAPHYS MORALE, V7, P26 CHARTIER E, 1899, REV METAPHYS MORALE, V7, P302 CHARTIER E, 1899, REV METAPHYS MORALE, V7, P563 CLIFFORD WK, 1901, LECT ESSAYS CONDILLAC, 1822, OEUVRES DESCARTES, 1824, OEUVRES DUGALDSTEWART, 1818, ELEMENTS PHILOS HUMA DUGAS L, 1894, REV PHILOS, V38, P449 DUMONT L, 1876, REV PHILOS, V1, P321 EBBINGHAUS H, 1885, UEBER GEDACHTNIS EBBINGHAUS H, 1902, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL EDRIDGEGREEN FW, 1897, MEMORY ITS CULTIVATI EGGER V, 1900, REV COURS C 1206, P155 EGGER V, 1900, REV COURS C 1213, P210 FERRO A, RIV FILOS, V6, P496 FOUILLEE A, 1885, REV DEUX MONDES 0515 FOUILLEE A, 1885, REV DEUX MONDES 0701 FOUILLEE A, 1890, EVOLUTIONNISME IDEES FULLERTON GS, 1904, SYSTEM METAPHYSICS GOBLOT E, 1898, REV PHILOS, V46, P487 GUYAU M, 1880, REV PHILOSOPHIQUE, V9, P319 HAMILTON, 1859, LECT METAPHYSICS HERBART, 1850, LEHRBUCH PSYCHOL PSY, V5 HOFFDING H, 1889, VIERTELJAHRSCHRIFT W, V13, P420 HOFFDING H, 1890, VIERTELJ WISS PHIL, V14, P167 HOFFDING H, 1890, VIERTELJ WISS PHIL, V14, P27 HOFFDING H, 1890, VIERTELJ WISS PHIL, V14, P293 HOFFDING H, 1891, VIERTELJAHRSCH WISS, V15, P233 HOFFDINGS H, 1901, PSYCHOLOGIE HOFLER A, 1897, PSYCHOLOGIE JAMES W, 1890, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL JANET P, 1893, MAT CONT JODL F, 1896, LEHRBUCH PSYCHOL KAY D, 1898, MEMORY LADD GT, 1891, ELEMENTS PHYSL PSYCH LADD GT, 1894, PSYCHOL DESCRIPTIVE LADD GT, 1895, PHILOS MIND LEIBNIZ, 1900, OEUVRES PHILOS LEWES GH, 1877, PROBLEMS LIFE MIND LEWES GH, 1880, MIND FUNCTION ORG LIPPS T, 1883, GRUNDTHATSACHEN SEEL LOCKE, 1894, ESSAY HUMAN UNDERSTA LOTZE RH, 1852, MED PSYCHOL LOTZE RH, 1869, MIKROKOSMUS AUFLAGE LUYS J, 1888, CERVEAU FONCTIONS MALEBRANCHE, 1846, OEUVRES MAUDSLEY H, 1893, PHYSL MIND MEINONG A, 1893, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V6, P340 MEINONG A, 1893, Z PSYCHOL PHYSL SINN, V6, P417 MONTAGUE WP, 1899, PSYCHOL REV, V6, P457 MONTAGUE WP, 1899, PSYCHOL REV, V6, P606 MUNSTERBERG H, 1900, GRUNDZUGE PSYCHOL MUNSTERBERG H, 1900, PSYCHOL REV, V7, P1 PAULSEN E, 1892, EINLEITUNG PHILOS PLATO, OPERA RABIER E, 1888, PSYCHOLOGIE, V1 RAVAISSON F, 1894, REV METAPHYS MORALE, V2, P1 REHMKE J, 1894, LEHRBUCH ALLGEMEINEN REID, 1846, WORKS RIBOT T, 1893, MALADIES MEMOIRE RICHET C, 1881, REV PHILOS, V2, P540 RICHET C, 1886, REV PHILOS, V21, P561 RICHET C, 1891, ESSAI PSYCHOL GEN SETH J, 1894, PHILOS REV, V3, P278 SOLLIER P, 1900, PROBLEME MEMOIRE SOURY J, 1899, SYSTEME NERVEAUX CEN SPENCE H, 1897, PRINCIPLES PSYCHOL STAUGUSTINE, OPERA STOUT GF, 1896, ANAL PSYCHOL STOUT GF, 1899, MANUAL PSYCHOL SULLY J, 1882, ILLUSIONS SULLY J, 1891, OUTLINES PSYCHOL TAINE H, 1892, INTELLIGENCE THILLY F, 1901, PHILOS REV, V10, P124 VERDON R, 1877, MIND, V2, P437 VOLKMANN WF, 1884, LEHRBUCH PSYCHOL VONGROT N, 1898, ARCH SYSTEMAT PHILOS, V4, P257 WARD J, 1890, ENCY BRITANNICA, V20 WASHBURN MF, 1897, PHILOS REV, V6, P267 WITASEK S, 1897, ARCH SYSTEMAT PHILOS, V3, P273 WUNDT W, 1889, SYSTEM PHILOS WUNDT W, 1903, GRUNDZUGE PHYSL PSYC
NR	113
TC	0
PU	AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
PI	WASHINGTON
PA	750 FIRST ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20002-4242 USA
J9	PSYCHOL REV-MONOGR SUPPL
JI	Psychol. Rev.-Monogr. Suppl.
PD	OCT
PY	1905
VL	7
IS	2
BP	1
EP	170
PG	170
SC	Psychology, Multidisciplinary
GA	V96YF
UT	ISI:000206552500001
ER

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