NATURAL KINDS AND UNNATURAL PERSONS

[1] CARNAP, 1958, INTRO SYMBOLIC LOGIC, P198

[2] Davidson D., 1970, EXPERIENCE THEORY, P207

[3] DEFENSE OF CONVENTIONALISM [J]. NOUS, 1977, 11 (02): : 75 - 95

[4] HOW TO DEFINE THEORETICAL TERMS [J]. JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY, 1970, 67 (13) : 427 - 446

[5] PERRY J, 1972, J PHILOSOPHY, V69, P466

[6] PUTMAN H, 1970, METAPHILOSOPHY, V3, P187

[7] PUTMAN H, 1973, J PHILOSOPHY, V70, P699

[8] RORTY A, 1978, CANADIAN J PHILOSOPH, V8, P131

[9] WIGGINS, 1967, IDENTITY SPATIO TEMP, P59

[10] LOCKE, BUTLER AND STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS - AND MEN AS A NATURAL KIND [J]. PHILOSOPHY, 1976, 51 (196) : 131 - 158

[1] CARNAP, 1958, INTRO SYMBOLIC LOGIC, P198

[2] Davidson D., 1970, EXPERIENCE THEORY, P207

[3] DEFENSE OF CONVENTIONALISM [J]. NOUS, 1977, 11 (02): : 75 - 95

[4] HOW TO DEFINE THEORETICAL TERMS [J]. JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY, 1970, 67 (13) : 427 - 446

[5] PERRY J, 1972, J PHILOSOPHY, V69, P466

[6] PUTMAN H, 1970, METAPHILOSOPHY, V3, P187

[7] PUTMAN H, 1973, J PHILOSOPHY, V70, P699

[8] RORTY A, 1978, CANADIAN J PHILOSOPH, V8, P131

[9] WIGGINS, 1967, IDENTITY SPATIO TEMP, P59

[10] LOCKE, BUTLER AND STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS - AND MEN AS A NATURAL KIND [J]. PHILOSOPHY, 1976, 51 (196) : 131 - 158