Volume Contents List

Volume XIV 1976 Contents ARTICLES Keeping the History of Philosophy, by Howard Cohen .................. 383 Parmenides and Plato's Parmenides 131a-132c, by Henry Teloh .......... 125 Some Problems about Being and Predication in Plato's Sophist 242-249, by William Bondeson .......................................... 1 On the Relations of Soul to Body in Plato and Aristotle, by Thomas C. Olshewsky 391 Aristotle, the Sea Fight, and the Cloud, by Anne Dickason ................ 11 Imagination and Truth in Aristotle, by Joyce Ingmann .................. 259 An Improved Pons Asinorum?, by C. L. Hamblin ...................... 131 The Contemplative Ideal in Islamic Philosophy: Aristotle and Avicenna, by Majid Fakhry ............................................. 137 Roscelin and the Medieval Problem of Universals, by Eike-Henner W. Kluge .. 405 Vera Philosophia: The Philosophical Significance of Renaissance Jurisprudence, by Donald R. Kelley ........................................ 267 Two Concepts of Moral Goodness in Hobbes's Ethics, by Terrence F. Ackerman 415 Adequacy and the Individuation of Ideas in Spinoza's Ethics, by Robert Brandom 147 Locke's Theory of Meaning, by Charles Landesman .................... 23 Leibniz et la th6ode physiologique, by Francois Duchesneau .............. 281 Berkeley's God Does Not Perceive, by George H. Thomas ................ 163 Berkeley's Doctrine of Notions and Theory of Meaning, by A. D. Woozley .. 42.7 Hume's Critique of Religion, by J. C. A. Gaskin ...................... 301 The Non-spaciality of Things in Themselves for Kant, by Henry E. Allison .. 313 A Bacon-Facing Generation: Scottish Philosophy in the Early Nineteenth Century , by J. Charles Robertson ................................. 37 Hegel's Idea of Punishment, by Peter G. Stillman ...................... 169 The Reformation, the Revolution, and the Restoration in Hegel's Political Philosophy, by Lewis White Beck .............................. 51 Kierkegaard and the Absolute Paradox, by Benjamin Daise .............. 63 Pragmatism and a Behavioral Theory of Meaning, by Harold N. Lee ........ 435 The Reception of Santayana's L/Ie of Reason among American Philosophers, by Gary R. Stolz ........................................... 323 McTaggart and Findlay on Hegel: The Problem of Contingency, by Ned S. Garvin ................................................ 449 Russell's Theory of Meaning and Descriptions (1905"1920), by Aloysius P. Martinich : ................................................ 183 Russell's Unknown Theory of Classes: The Substitutional System of 1906, by Douglas P. Lackey ......................................... 69 Ernst Troeltsch's History of the Philosophy of History, by Robert J. Rubanowice 79 NOTES AND DISCUSSIONS The Digression in the Theaetetus, by Andrew Barker .................... 457 Plato on False Statement: Relative Being, a Part of Being, and Not-Being in the Sophist, by Stephen Ferg .................................... 336 Aristoteles, De generatione et corruptione 333a13-15, by J. E. Bolzan ...... 202 In Defiance of Demons, Dreamers, and Madmen, by Richard A. Watson .... 342 Representationalism in Arnauld's Act Theory of Perception, by Daisie Radner .. 96 An Unpublished Lecture by Leibniz on the Greeks as Founders of Rational Theology: Its Relation to his "Universal Jurisprudence," by Patrick Riley 205 Butler on Corrupt Conscience, by B61a Szabados ....................... 462 Hume's Definition of Cause: Skepticism with regard to Lesher's Two Senses, by Donald Gotterbarn ....................................... 99 Some Hume MS Alterations on a Copy of the Abstract, by R. W. Connon .... 353 In Defence of "Hume's Agnosticism," by James Noxon .................. 469 Poincar6's Rule (oder: Ein bisschen Hermeneutik, Herr Morscher!), by Ota Wienberger ............................................... 356 Poincar6 und die Sein-Sollen-Problematik (oder: Danke, ebenfaUs!), by Edgar Morscher ................................................. 473 Russell's Realist Theory of Remote Memory, by R. K. Perkins, Jr......... 358 On Interpretation, Le~niewski's Ontology, and the Study of Medieval Logic, by John A. Trentman ....................................... 217 Tatarkiewicz and the History of Aesthetics, by Bohdan Dziemidok and Jean G. HarreU ................................................... 222 ...