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- R. F. Atkinson (1982). Historical Materialism. Royal Institute of Philosophy Lecture Series 14:57-69.
- R. F. Atkinson (1982). Moral Thinking: Its Levels, Method and Point. Journal of Medical Ethics 8 (4):206-207.
- R. F. Atkinson (1982). Book Review:The Dialetic of Action: A Philosophical Theory of History and the Humanities. Frederick A. Olafson. [REVIEW] Ethics 92 (2):354-.
- R. F. Atkinson (1980). Karl Marx's Theory of History: A Defence By G. A. Cohen Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1978, Xvi + 369 Pp., £10.50. [REVIEW] Philosophy 55 (213):416-.
- R. F. Atkinson (1978). Hume. Hume Studies 4 (2):79-85.
- R. F. Atkinson (1978). Knowledge and Explanation in History: An Introduction to the Philosophy of History. Cornell University Press.
- R. F. Atkinson (1977). The Inaugural Address: Categorical Imperatives. Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume 51:1 - 19.
- R. F. Atkinson (1976). Hume on the Standard of Morals. Southwestern Journal of Philosophy 7 (2):25-44.
- R. F. Atkinson (1973). Roles and Values: An Introduction to Social Ethics By R. S. Downie London, Methuen, 1971, X + 195 Pp., Hardback £1.60, Paper 80p. [REVIEW] Philosophy 48 (184):188-.
- W. Charlton, Aurel Kolnai, C. K. Grant, Martin Hollis, J. M. Hinton, P. L. Mott, K. K. Baublys, Y. N. Chopra, G. R. Grice, R. F. Atkinson, Christine Atkinson & Stuart C. Brown (1973). New Books. [REVIEW] Mind 82 (327):452-479.
- R. F. Atkinson (1971). Explanation in History. Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 72:241 - 256.
- R. F. Atkinson (1971). Moral Practices, By D. Z. Phillips and H. O. Mounce. (Routledge and Kegan Paul, London, 1969. Pp. Viii + 135. Price £1.60.). [REVIEW] Philosophy 46 (176):179-.
- R. F. Atkinson & W. D. Glasgow (1971). New Books. [REVIEW] Mind 80 (319):473-480.
- Anthony Manser, Margaret Gilbert, Roger Trigg, R. F. Atkinson, Gerhard Zecha, Edgar Morscher & C. J. F. Williams (1971). New Books. [REVIEW] Mind 80 (320):623-639.
- R. F. Atkinson (1969). Conduct: An Introduction to Moral Philosophy. London, Macmillan.
- R. F. Atkinson (1966). Human Freedom and Responsibility. By Frederick Vivian. (Chatto & Windus Ltd., London, 1964. Pp. 181. Price 21s.). Philosophy 41 (155):90-.
- R. F. Atkinson & William Kneale (1965). New Books. [REVIEW] Mind 74 (296):607-614.
- R. F. Atkinson, Brian Medlin, T. A. Goudge, Hidé Ishiguro, Gillian Romney, J. H. S. Armstrong, Peter Winch, R. S. Downie & Vincent Turner (1964). New Books. [REVIEW] Mind 73 (292):595-616.
- R. F. Atkinson (1961). Hume on "is" and "Ought": A Reply to Mr. Macintyre. Philosophical Review 70 (2):231-238.
- R. F. Atkinson (1961). An Analysis of Morals. By John Hartland-Swann. (George Allen & Unwin Ltd. 1960. Pp. 208. Price 25s.). Philosophy 36 (136):82-.
- R. F. Atkinson (1960). Hume on Mathematics. Philosophical Quarterly 10 (39):127-137.
- R. F. Atkinson (1960). The Moral Point of View. By Kurt Baier. (Cornell U.P. And O.U.P. London, 1958. Pp. Xii + 326. Price 32s.). Philosophy 35 (132):69-.
- R. F. Atkinson (1959). Facts and Obligations. By Dorothy Emmet. (Published by Dr. Williams' Trust, London, 1958. Pp. 20. Price 3s. 6d.). Philosophy 34 (130):275-.
- R. F. Atkinson (1958). The Autonomy of Morals. Analysis 18 (3):57 - 62.
- R. F. Atkinson & A. C. Montefiore (1958). “Ought” and “Is”. Philosophy 33 (124):29-.
- R. F. Atkinson (1957). J. S. Mill's “Proof” Of The Principle Of Utility. Philosophy 32 (121):158-.
- R. F. Atkinson (1956). The Gambler's Fallacy: A Reply to Mr. Simopoulos. Analysis 16 (3):66 - 68.
- Richard Robinson, N. S. Sutherland, Marshall Cohen, Anthony Quinton, Peter Alexander, Colin Strang, R. F. Atkinson, C. H. Whiteley & H. G. Alexander (1956). New Books. [REVIEW] Mind 65 (260):558-576.
- R. F. Atkinson (1955). "Good" and "Right", and "Probable" in Language, Truth and Logic. Mind 64 (254):242-246.
- R. F. Atkinson (1954). Note on the "Gambler's Fallacy". Analysis 14 (6):149 - 150.
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