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- David L. Miller (1997). Over the Rainbow: The Classification of Unique Hues. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 20 (2):204-205.
- David Leeed Miller & Alexandered Dunlop (1996). Book Review: Approaches to Teaching Spenser's "Faerie Queene". [REVIEW] Philosophy and Literature 20 (1).
- David L. Miller (1986). Attack Upon Christendom! Thought 61 (1):56-67.
- David L. Miller (1982). The Meaning of Freedom From the Perspective of G. H. Mead's Theory of the Self. Southern Journal of Philosophy 20 (4):453-463.
- David L. Miller (1980). George Herbert Mead: Self, Language, and the World. University of Chicago Press.
- David L. Miller (1976). Percepts, Concepts and Theoretic Knowledge. Southwestern Journal of Philosophy 7 (3):192-195.
- David L. Miller (1975). Josiah Royce and George H. Mead on the Nature of the Self. Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 11 (2):67 - 89.
- David L. Miller (1972). The Meaning of Sameness or Family Resemblance in the Pragmatic Tradition. Tulane Studies in Philosophy 21:51-62.
- Stanley Romaine Hopper & David L. Miller (eds.) (1967). Interpretation: The Poetry of Meaning. New York, Harcourt, Brace & World.
- David L. Miller (1965). On Ordering. Ethics 75 (2):112-116.
- David L. Miller (1965). The Function of Pasts in Science. Southern Journal of Philosophy 3 (2):77-82.
- David L. Miller (1964). Two Unpublished Papers by George H. Mead. The Review of Metaphysics 17 (4):511-513.
- David L. Miller (1959/1969). Modern Science and Human Freedom. New York, Greenwood Press.
- David L. Miller (1959). Recent Speculations in the Positivistic Movement. The Review of Metaphysics 12 (3):462 - 474.
- David L. Miller (1958). Sinnott's Philosophy of Purpose. The Review of Metaphysics 11 (4):637 - 647.
- David L. Miller (1957). The Importance of Presents in Contemporary Science. Philosophy of Science 24 (1):19-24.
- David L. Miller (1957). The Ought and the Is. Ethics 67 (3):206-207.
- David L. Miller (1957). The Problem of Freedom in Contemporary Philosophy of Education. Educational Theory 7 (3):200-206.
- David L. Miller (1950). Novelty and Continuity. Journal of Philosophy 47 (13):369-378.
- David L. Miller (1950). The Behavioral Dimension of Prediction and Meaning. Philosophy of Science 17 (2):133-141.
- David L. Miller (1948). Comments on "Studies in the Logic of Explanation". Philosophy of Science 15 (4):348-349.
- David L. Miller (1948). The Effect of the Concept of Evolution on Scientific Methodology. Philosophy of Science 15 (1):52-60.
- David L. Miller (1947). De Laguna's Interpretation of G. H. Mead. Journal of Philosophy 44 (6):158-162.
- David L. Miller (1947). Explanation Versus Description. Philosophical Review 56 (3):306-312.
- David L. Miller (1947). Science, Technology, and Value Judgments. Ethics 58 (1):63-69.
- David L. Miller (1947). The Nature of the Physical Object. Journal of Philosophy 44 (13):352-359.
- David L. Miller (1947). The Nature of Scientific Statements. Philosophy of Science 14 (3):219-223.
- David L. Miller (1946). Metaphysics in Physics. Philosophy of Science 13 (4):281-286.
- David L. Miller (1946). Whitehead's Extensive Continuum. Philosophy of Science 13 (2):144-149.
- David L. Miller (1944). The Calendar Theory of Freedom. Journal of Philosophy 41 (12):320-328.
- David L. Miller (1943). Basic Decisions in Science. Philosophy of Science 10 (3):145-148.
- David L. Miller (1943). G. H. Mead's Conception of "Present". Philosophy of Science 10 (1):40-46.
- David L. Miller (1943). Meaning and Verification. Philosophical Review 52 (6):604-609.
- David L. Miller (1943). Prescriptive Categories in Modern Science. Journal of Philosophy 40 (15):411-414.
- David L. Miller (1941). The a Priori in Contemporary Thought. Philosophy of Science 8 (1):20-25.
- David L. Miller (1940). Two Kinds of Certainty. Philosophy of Science 7 (1):26-35.
- David L. Miller (1938). The Philosophy of A. N. Whitehead. Minneapolis, Minn.,Burgess Pub. Co..
- David L. Miller (1936). Purpose, Design and Physical Relativity. Philosophy of Science 3 (3):267-285.
- David L. Miller (1936). Things and Potentiality. Philosophy of Science 3 (1):19-25.
- David L. Miller (1935). Emergent Evolution and the Scientific Method. [Chicago].
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