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Volume 41, Number 2, 1963
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Professor Malcolm on God
pp. 143-162(20)
Author: Coburn, Robert

Are moral principles really necessary?
pp. 163-181(19)
Author: Mitchell, Dorothy

Classification and the concept of goodness
pp. 182-185(4)
Author: Margolis, Joseph

Mathematical statements
pp. 186-197(12)
Author: Locke, Don

The concepts of act and intention and their treatment in jurisprudence
pp. 198-216(19)
Author: Samek, R.A.

Equivalence: The paradox of theoretical analysis
pp. 217-232(16)
Author: Hanson, Norwood Russell

A deterministic windmill
pp. 233-245(13)
Author: Rankin, K.W.

Max Deutscher and perception
pp. 246-249(4)
Author: Armstrong, D.M.

Armstrong on sensations of heat
pp. 250-254(5)
Author: Vesey, G.N.A.

Further remarks on criteria and grading
pp. 255-261(7)
Author: Browning, Douglas

The definition of God and the ontological argument
pp. 262-263(2)
Author: Ruja, Harry

Reviews
pp. 264-284(21)

Books received
pp. 285-289(5)

Notes and news
pp. 290-290(1)

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