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＜Books＞
Perception and identity : essays presented to A. J. Ayer, with his replies to them / edited by G. F. Macdonald

Publisher	London : Macmillan
Year	1979
Language	English
Size	358 p. : port. ; 24 cm
Authors	Macdonald, Graham Ayer, A. J. (Alfred Jules), 1910-
Subjects	LCSH:Ayer, A. J. (Alfred Jules), 1910- -- Addresses, essays, lectures  All Subject Search LCSH:Perception -- Addresses, essays, lectures  All Subject Search LCSH:Identity -- Addresses, essays, lectures  All Subject Search
Contents	Dummett, M. Common sense and physics Strawson, P. F. Perception and its objects Pears, D. A comparison between Ayer's views about the privileges of sense-datum statements and the views of Russell and Austin Armstrong, D. M. Perception, sense data, and causality Taylor, C. Sense data revisited Mackie, J. L. A defence of induction Wiggins, D. Ayer on monism, pluralism, and essence Foster, J. In self-defence Wollheim, R. Memory, experiential memory, and personal identity Unger, P. I do not exist Williams, B. Another time, another place, another person Körner, S. Ayer on metaphysics Ayer, A. J. Replies
Notes	"The philosophical works of A. J. Ayer": p. [334]-341 Bibliography: p. [343]-346 Includes indexes

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