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983 984 985 986 987 988 989 990 991 992 993 994 995 996 997 998 999 1000 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 1013 10 C. Preti / Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. xxx (2008) xxx – xxx SHPS 670 No. of Pages 10, Model 5 G 27 March 2008 Disk Used ARTICLE IN PRESSAcknowledgements I am grateful to Thomas Baldwin for his boost, and for discussion of G. E. Moore's philosophy. In addition, I would wish to thank Malcolm Budd and Nick Griffin for their helpful comments during the training of versions of this newspaper, and Gary Ostertag for his detailed comment on the manuscript. I am very grateful to Juliet Moore for her permission to quote from G. E. Moore's unpublished papers. References Angell, J. (1897). Analytic psychology (review of Stout). The Philosophical Review, 6, 532–539. Ayer, A. J. (1971). Russell and Moore: The analytical inheritance. London: Macmillan. Baldwin, T. (1990). G. E. Moore. London: Routledge. Bell, D. (1999). The revolution of Moore and Russell: A very British coup? In A. O'Hear (Ed .), German doctrine since Kant (pp. 193–208). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Brentano. F., (1995) Psychology from an empirical standpoint (second ed .) (L. McAlister, Trans. ; P. Simons, Intro .). London: Routledge and Kegan Paul. (foremost print 1973). Dummett, M. (1993). Origins of analytical philosophy. London: Duckworth. Frege, G. (1967). Begriffschrift. (S. Bauer - Mengelberg, Trans .). In J. Van Heijenoort (Ed .), From Frege to Gödel: A reservoir book in mathematical logic, 1879–1931 (pp. 1–82). Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. (First published 1879) Griffin, N. (1991). Russell's idealist apprenticeship. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Hodgson, R. (1885). The awareness of external reality. Mind, o.s. , 10, 321–346. Hylton, P.
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 983 984 985 986 987 988 9 89 990 991  992993  99 4995996997 998 999 10 0 0 10 01 1002 1003 1004 1005  1006  1 0 07 1 0 08  1009  1010 1 0 11 1 012  1 01 3 1 0C .Preti  /Stud. H ist. Phil.  Sc i.  xxx (2008)x xx –xxx SHPS670  No. of Page s 1 0, Mod el  5G 27 Ma rch  2008  DiskU sed AR TICLE INPR E SSAckn o wledgem e n ts  I a m grateful to Tho m as Baldwin for hi s enco ur a ge m e nt,  an d for disc us sions of G. E .  M o o r e's philosophy. I n addition, I w ould l ik e t o  thank  Malc ol m  Bu dd and Nick  Gri ffin fortheirh elpfulc omments  durin g t heprep a ra ti onof ver s io nso f t his pape r,  a nd Ga ry O s t e r tagfor  his  deta iled comments  on  the man uscri pt. I  amve ry gr ateful  to J ul iet Moore for h er p ermission  to  q uot efromG . E. M oor e's  unpubl ished p a per s. R e fe rences Angell, J.(1 8 9 7) . Analyt ic psy c ho lo g y (revie wofStou t ) . The  Phi l os ophicalReview ,  6 ,532–539 .Ayer,A.  J.  (1 971). Russ ell an d Moore:  Thea nalytical heri t age. London:M ac m i ll a n. B ald win, T. (19 90). G. E . Mo o re . L o ndon:  Rout le d ge .  Bell, D. (1999). T he  revol ution  of Moore and  Russell:A v ery Brit ishc ou p ? In A. O'Hear  (Ed. ), Germanp hilosoph y sin ce Kant(pp. 193– 2 0 8). Camb rid ge:  Ca mbr i d ge  University P r e ss.Br entano.  F. , (1995 ) P syc hol ogy  f rom an em piricalst an dp oi nt(2nde d.) (L.Mc Ali st er,  Tran s .; P.Simon s, I nt ro . ).London: Ro u t ledg ean d Ke gan  P aul.(Fir s t p ublishe d 1973).Dum m ett,  M .(1993).  Origins of a na lytical ph il oso phy. L o n don: Duc kworth. Frege, G. (1967 ) . Begri ffs chrif t. ( S. Bauer- Men gelber g,T rans.) . In J . Van  H eij e n oort( E d. ),Fr om Frege t o Göd el: A  s ourc e bookin mathematical lo g ic,  1879–1931 (p p.1–82 ) .  C amb r id g e,MA :  Ha r v ard UniversityPress. (Fi rs t  p ublished 1 8 79)  G riffin,  N. (19 91).R ussell' s idealis t apprent ic eshi p .  Ox ford: Clar endon Pr ess. Hodg s on, R .  ( 1885) . T he con sc iou sness  of ex t ern al re ality.  M ind, o .s.,10 , 321–34 6. Hylton, P.
 983_984 985_986 987 988 989_990 991_992_993 994_995_996 997 998_999 1000 1001_1002 1003 1004 1005_1006 1007 1008_1009_1010 1011 1012 1013 10 C. Preti / Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. xxx (2008)_xxx–xxx_SHPS 670_No._of_Pages 10, Model 5G 27_March 2008 Disk Used ARTICLE_IN PRESSAcknowledgements_I am grateful to Thomas Baldwin for his_encouragement,_and for discussions_of G. E. Moore's philosophy. In addition, I would_like to thank Malcolm Budd and_Nick Griffin for_their_helpful_comments during the preparation_of versions of this paper, and_Gary Ostertag for his detailed comments_on the manuscript. I am very grateful_to Juliet Moore for her permission_to quote from G. E._Moore's unpublished_papers. References Angell, J. (1897)._Analytic psychology (review_of Stout)._The Philosophical Review,_6, 532–539. Ayer, A. J. (1971)._Russell and Moore:_The analytical heritage. London: Macmillan. Baldwin,_T._(1990). G. E._Moore._London:_Routledge. Bell,_D. (1999). The_revolution_of Moore_and_Russell: A very British coup? In_A._O'Hear (Ed.), German philosophy since Kant (pp._193–208). Cambridge: Cambridge University_Press._Brentano. F., (1995) Psychology_from an empirical standpoint (2nd_ed.) (L. McAlister, Trans.; P. Simons,_Intro.). London:_Routledge and_Kegan Paul. (First published 1973). Dummett, M. (1993). Origins of analytical_philosophy. London: Duckworth. Frege, G. (1967)._Begriffschrift. (S. Bauer-Mengelberg, Trans.)._In J._Van_Heijenoort (Ed.), From_Frege_to Gödel:_A source book in mathematical logic, 1879–1931_(pp. 1–82)._Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. (First_published 1879) Griffin, N._(1991)._Russell's idealist apprenticeship. Oxford: Clarendon Press._Hodgson, R. (1885). The consciousness of_external reality. Mind, o.s., 10,_321–346._Hylton,_P.