Studies in Language and Reason

acquired action answer apprehension argued aspect Bambrough bare particulars belong Callicles character characterised circumstances claim colour comes concepts concerned connection contrast course deductive reasoning deny depends describe desire Dostoyevsky emotions empiricism epistemological equality example fact father Father Sergius feelings give Gorgias H. H. Price heart human Hume Hume's ibid idea ideals identity imagine important independent indifferent instance involves kind knowledge language language-game learning lives logical man's Mario matter means moral judgment moral terms nature Nebuchadnezzar norms objects one's oneself ostensive definitions passions person Phaedo philosophical philosophical sceptic pity Plato possible presupposes problem of universals question Raskolnikov realise reason recognise reflection relation religious belief religious conversion response Rhees self-knowledge sense sentence sentiments similarities and differences Simone Simone Weil Socrates someone soul speak spiritual talk things thought transcendent true turn understanding values Wisdom Wittgenstein words wrong