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Geoffrey Hunter (1995). Quine's 'Two Dogmas of Empiricism': Or The Power of Bad Logic. Philosophical Investigations 18 (4):305-328. Geoffrey Hunter (1995). The Churchlands' Eliminative Materialism. Philosophical Investigations 18 (1):13-30. Geoffrey Hunter (1993). The Meaning of `If' in Conditional Propositions. Philosophical Quarterly 44 (172):279-297. Geoffrey Hunter (1988). What Computers Can't Do. Philosophy 63 (244):175-. Geoffrey Hunter (1988). Is Consistency Enough for Existence in Mathematics? Analysis 48 (1):3 - 5. Geoffrey Hunter (1983). The Inaugural Address: Conditionals. Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume 57:1 - 15. Geoffrey Hunter (1980). What Do the Consistency Proofs for Non-Euclidean Geometries Prove? Analysis 40 (2):79 - 83. Geoffrey Hunter (1979). Dummett's Arguments About the Natural Numbers. Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 80:115 - 126. Geoffrey Hunter (1973). "Not Both P and Not Q, Therefore If P Then Q" is Not a Valid Form of Argument. Mind 82 (326):280. Geoffrey Hunter (1971). Metalogic: An Introduction to the Metatheory of Standard First Order Logic. Berkeley,University of California Press. Walter Cerf , D. H. Monro , Anthony Palmer , P. T. Geach , O. P. Wood & Geoffrey Hunter (1968). New Books. [REVIEW] Mind 77 (305):136-153. Geoffrey Hunter (1968). New Books. [REVIEW] Mind 77 (305):146-148. Geoffrey Hunter (1965). A Possible Extension of Logical Theory? Philosophical Studies 16 (6):81 - 88. Geoffrey Hunter (1963). A Reply to Professor Flew. Philosophy 38 (144):182-. Geoffrey Hunter (1962). Hume on is and Ought. Philosophy 37 (140):148-. P. F. Strawson , W. B. Gallie , Geoffrey Hunter , C. D. Rollins , Peter Winch , J. M. Hinton , W. H. Walsh , J. H. S. Armstrong & O. R. Jones (1960). New Books. [REVIEW] Mind 69 (275):416-432.
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