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Publication details [#174]

Fann, K.T., ed. 1969. Symposium on J.L. Austin. Routledge and Kegan Paul. xii + 486 pp.

Publication type

Book – edited volume

Publication language

English

Person as a subject

Articles in this volume

Warnock, G.J. John Langshaw Austin 1911-1960. 3–21

Urmson, J.O. Austin's philosophy 22–32

Hampshire, Stuart. In memoriam: J.L. Austin. 33–46

Urmson, J.O. and G.J. Warnock. J.L. Austin. 46–48

Pears, David F. An original philosopher. 49–58

Cavell, Stanley. Austin at criticism. 59–75

Urmson, J.O., Willard Van Orman Quine and Stuart Hampshire. A symposium on Austin's method. 76–97

Chisholm, Roderick M. Austin's philosophical papers. 101–126

. Symposium on J.L. Austin. 127–147

New, C.G. A plea for linguistics. 148–165

Nowell-Smith, Patrick H. Ifs and cans. 166–181

Thalberg, Irving. Austin on abilities. 182–204

Searle, John R. Assertions and aberrations. 205–218

White, Alan R. Mentioning the unmentionable. 219–225

Wheatley, Jon M.O. Austin on truth. 226–239

Cerf, Walter. $How to do things with words. 351–379

Strawson, Peter F. Intention and convention in speech acts. 380–400

Black, Max. Austin on performatives. 401–411

Forguson, L.W. In pursuit of performatives. 412–419

Cohen, L. Jonathan. Do illocutionary forces exist? 420–444

Furberg, Mats. Meaning and illocutionary force. 445–468

Reviewed by

White, Alan R. 1970. Review of $Symposium on J.L. Austin.