George W. Pitcher (pitcher)

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Bibliography

Berlin, Isaiah, Forguson, Lynd W., Pears, David F., Pitcher, George W., Searle, John R., Strawson, Peter Frederick and Warnock, Geoffrey J., eds. 1973. Essays on J.L. Austin. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Pitcher, George W. 1957. “Illocutionary Acts: An Analysis of Language in Terms of Human Acts.” PhD dissertation, Cambridge, Massachusetts: Philosophy Department, Harvard University.
Pitcher, George W. 1960. “Sensations and Brain Processes: A Reply to Professor Smart (smart_jjc:1959b?).” Australasian Journal of Philosophy 38: 150–157.
Pitcher, George W., ed. 1964a. Truth. Contemporary Perspectives in Philosophy. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Pitcher, George W. 1964b. “Introduction.” in Truth, edited by George W. Pitcher, pp. 1–15. Contemporary Perspectives in Philosophy. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Pitcher, George W. 1965. “Emotion.” Mind 74(295): 326–346.
Pitcher, George W., ed. 1966. Wittgenstein: The Philosophical Investigations. Garden City, New York: Anchor Books.
Pitcher, George W. 1970a. “ ‘In Intending’ and Side Effects.” The Journal of Philosophy 67(19): 659–668.
Pitcher, George W. 1970b. “Pain Perception.” The Philosophical Review 79: 368–393.
Pitcher, George W. 1970c. “The Awfulness of Pain.” The Journal of Philosophy 67.
Pitcher, George W. 1973. “Austin: A Personal Memoir.” in Essays on J.L. Austin, edited by Isaiah Berlin, Lynd W. Forguson, David F. Pears, George W. Pitcher, John R. Searle, Peter Frederick Strawson, and Geoffrey J. Warnock, pp. 17–30. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Pitcher, George W. 1977. Berkeley. London: Routledge.
Pitcher, George W. 1978. “The Perceptual Theory of Pain: A Response to Mayberry (1978).” Philosophical Investigations 1(3): 44–46.
Pitcher, George W. 1986. “Berkeley on the Perception of Objects.” Journal of the History of Philosophy 24(1): 99–105.
Wood, Oscar P. and Pitcher, George W., eds. 1970. Ryle: A Collection of Critical Essays. Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Co.

Further References

Mayberry, Thomas C. 1978. “The Perceptual Theory of Pain.” Philosophical Investigations 1(1): 31–40.