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- J. F. M. Hunter (1990). Wittgenstein on Words as Instruments: Lessons in Philosophical Psychology. Barnes & Noble Books.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1988). Reply to Lawrence Resnick. Dialogue 27 (01):157-.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1988). The Meaning of Language Robert M. Martin Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1987. Pp. Vii, 224. $9.95 Paper. Dialogue 27 (04):741-.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1987). Pleasure. Dialogue 26 (03):491-.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1987). Seeing Dimensionally. Canadian Journal of Philosophy 17 (September):553-566.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1987). Trying. Philosophical Quarterly 37 (149):392-401.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1987). Some Thinking About Thinking. Philosophical Investigations 10 (2):118-133.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1986). The Concept 'Mind'. Philosophy 61 (238):439-.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1984). Having Love Affairs Richard Taylor Buffalo, NY: Prometheus Books, 1982. Pp. 188. $18.95 Cloth; $8.95 Paper. Dialogue 23 (02):370-372.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1984). Wittgenstein's Lectures, Cambridge 1930-32. Canadian Journal of Philosophy 14 (1):153-165.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1983). Reply to David Gallop. Dialogue 22 (01):125-129.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1983). The Difference Between Dreaming and Being Awake. Mind 92 (January):80-93.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1982). Self-Awareness: A Semantical Inquiry. Philosophical Books 23 (3):191-192.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1982). Talking to Oneself. Dialogue 21 (01):111-123.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1981). Wittgenstein on Seeing and Seeing As. Philosophical Investigations 4 (2):33-49.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1980). Reply to Phillip Gosselin. Dialogue 19 (04):569-571.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1980). Believing. Midwest Studies in Philosophy 5 (1):239-260.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1980). Wittgenstein on Language and Games. Philosophy 55 (213):293-.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1978). Intending. Published for the Canadian Association for Publishing in Philosophy by Dalhousie University Press.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1978). Asking Oneself. Philosophical Investigations 1 (3):14-24.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1977). Wittgenstein and Materialism. Mind 86 (344):514-531.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1977). Some Grammatical States. Philosophy 52 (200):155-.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1976). A Puzzle About Dreaming. Analysis 36 (3):126 - 131.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1976). Why Animals Don't Talk. Dialogue 15 (02):290-295.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1974). The Possibility of a Rational Strategy of Moral Persuasion. Ethics 84 (3):185-200.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1973). Acting Freely and Being Held Responsible. Dialogue 12 (02):233-245.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1973). Essays After Wittgenstein. [Toronto]University of Toronto Press.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1973). Insight and Illusion. International Philosophical Quarterly 13 (2):295-298.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1971). Some Questions About Dreaming. Mind 80 (January):70-92.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1971). Wittgenstein and Knowing the Meaning of a Word. Dialogue 10 (02):294-304.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1970). Making Clear the Difference. Philosophical Studies 21 (1-2):14 - 19.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1970). On Miss Cohen's Ethical Paradox. Mind 79 (314):245-250.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1968). Aune and Others on Ifs and Cans. Analysis 28 (3):107 - 109.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1968). Forms of Life" in Wittgenstein's "Philosophical Investigations. American Philosophical Quarterly 5 (4):233 - 243.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1967). Wittgenstein's Theory of Linguistic Self-Sufficiency. Dialogue 6 (03):367-378.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1966). Mullane on Responsibility for Dreams. Dialogue 4 (04):531-535.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1966). The Logic of Social Contracts. Dialogue 5 (01):31-46.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1965). The Philosophy of Wittgenstein. By George Pitcher, Prentice-Hall, 1964, Pp. X, 340; $7.50. Dialogue 3 (04):463-464.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1965). Wittgenstein's Logical Atomism. By James Griffin, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1964, Pp. Viii, 166; $4.50. Dialogue 3 (04):461-462.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1964). Note on Father Owens' Comment on Williams' Criticism of Aquinas on Infinite Regress. Mind 73 (291):439-440.
- J. F. M. Hunter (1963). Conscience. Mind 72 (287):309-334.
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