Ralph M. Blake (blake-rm)

Contributions to Philosophie.ch

Bibliography

Blake, Ralph M. 1924. “A Criticism of Scepticism and Relativism.” The Journal of Philosophy 21(10): 253–272.
Blake, Ralph M. 1925a. “Professor Singer’s Philosophy of Science.” The Journal of Philosophy 22(14): 382–384.
Blake, Ralph M. 1925b. “On Mr. Broad’s Theory of Time.” Mind 34(136): 418–435.
Blake, Ralph M. 1925c. “On Natural Rights.” International Journal of Ethics 36(1): 86–96.
Blake, Ralph M. 1926. “The Paradox of Temporal Process.” The Journal of Philosophy 23(24): 645–654.
Blake, Ralph M. 1927. “The Identity of Indiscernibles and the Principle of Individuation.” The Philosophical Review 36(1): 44–57.
Blake, Ralph M. 1928a. “On McTaggart’s Criticism of Propositions.” Mind 37(148): 439–453.
Blake, Ralph M. 1928b. “The Ground of Moral Obligation.” International Journal of Ethics 38(2): 129–140.
Blake, Ralph M. 1930. “Review of Lossky (1928a, 1928b).” The Journal of Philosophy 27(8): 216–218.
Blake, Ralph M. 1960. “The Role of Experience in Descartes’ Theory of Method.” in Theories of Scientific Method: The Renaissance through the Nineteenth Century, edited by Ralph M. Blake, Curt John Ducasse, and Edward H. Madden, pp. 75–103. Seattle, Washington: Gordon & Breach.
Blake, Ralph M., Ducasse, Curt John and Madden, Edward H., eds. 1960. Theories of Scientific Method: The Renaissance through the Nineteenth Century. Seattle, Washington: Gordon & Breach.

Further References

Lossky, Nikolay Onufriyevich. 1928a. L’intuition, la matière et la vie. Paris: Félix Alcan Éditeur.
Lossky, Nikolay Onufriyevich. 1928b. The World as an Organic Whole. New York: Oxford University Press. Translated from the Russian by Natalie A. Duddington.