Ryle: A Collection of Critical Essays

A. J. Ayer Ackrill Ackrill's action action-content activity actualization adverbial analysis answer apply argued argument Aristotle Aristotle's behaviour causal claim Concept of Mind context dialectic discussion distinction division energeia enjoying entails example exist explain expressions fact feeling G. E. L. Owen Gilbert Ryle grammatical Helvellyn identity imagine implies inference interpretation involved J. O. Urmson kind kinēsis knowledge language means ment mental movement moving necessary condition ninth symphony notion objects observation occur Parmenides particular pattern-recognition perceive perception perhaps Philebus philosophical phrase picture Plato pleasure polymorphous predicate premiss problem Professor Ryle programme propositions question reason reject relevant rules Ryle says Ryle's seems sensations sense sense-datum sense-impressions sentences simulation smell someone sort speak statements sufficient condition suggest suppose talk tence tense Theaetetus theory things thinking thought tion true types unity verb visualise walking White House words X-ing