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PHILOSOPHICALSUBJECTS\n\nEssays Presented toP.F.Strawson.  \nEDITED BYZAK VAN STRAATEN  \n5.,       10:~0as Assistant Lecturer in  \ndege of North Wales(I946-7)  \n.ectureship at University Col-  \nf University College in 1948,  \n.ity years(1948-68).He was  \nhen Gilbert Rylę retired in  \nCLARENDON;PRESWaynflete Professor of  \n1980tment to one\"of the four:51980    y.of Oxford meant that  \n(  \nOxford University Press,Walton Streel,Oxford ox26DP  \n0xFORD LONDOw GLAsGow  \nNEw YOK To2ONTO MELBOU真E WELLINGTON1BADA算RAI虫osr DA冀Es8ALAAM LUSAKA CAPETOWNXUALALUMPUR 31MGAPO复E JAA真TA HONG xowc ToKYoDLLH1 BOMBAY CALCUTTA MADBA EA家ACHE  \n⑥The seeral contributors listed on pages t and vi,and,sofar as the residualcopright in the whole work is concemed,Oxford Unicersity Presr 1g8o  \nAll rights,reserced.No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored in aretieval system,or Iransmitted,in anyform or byany means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying;recording,or otheruvise,without the prior permission of OxfordUniersity Press  \nPublished in the United States byOxford University Press,New York  \nBritish Library Cataloguing in Publication Dara  \nPhilosophical subjecis.  \n1.Philosophy—Addresses,essays,lectures  \n1.Strawson,Peter Frederick  \nI;Van Siraaten,Zak.  \n100B29   8o-40185  \nISBN o-19-824603-X  \nPreface  \nProfessor Strawson is a philosopher's philosopher.The·philosophical literature of the last twenty-five years exhibits theconsiderable influence which his work has had on professionalphilosophers.The wealth of ideas which occur in his works insuch fields as the philosophy of logic,logic,the philosophy oflanguage,the philosophy of mind,Kant scholarship,aesthe-tics,and moral philosophy have produced a lively secondaryliterature.Two prominent instances are,his debates withRussell on the theory of descriptions,and with Quine onaspects of philosophical logic.  \nIn the present volume twelve philosophers present essaysto P.F.Strawson on the occasion of his sixtieth birthday.Allof the essays are original and occur here for the first time.The great variety of topics canvassed in the essays reflectsthe broad sweep of Professor Strawson's philosophicalinterests.  \nProfessor Strawson has replied to all the contributors,and itis his replies,taken as a whole,which give a valuable andunique insight into his philosophical beliefs.  \nPeter Frederick Strawson was born on 23 November i919.He was educated at Christ's CoHlege,Finchley,and St.John'sCollege,Oxford,where he read Philosophy,Politics,andEconomics,graduating with a BA in I940.His career wasinterrupted by war service(I940-6)in the Royal Artillery,andthe Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.ProfessorStrawson's first teaching position was as Assistant Lecturer inPhilosophy at the University College of North Wales(1946-7).In 1947 he was appointed to a Lectureship at University Col-lege,Oxford,becoming a fellow of University College in 1948,where he remained for the next twenty years(1948-68).Hewaspromoted to Reader in 1g66and when Gilbert Ryle retired inI968.Strawson succeeded him as!Waynflete Professor ofMetaphysical Philosophy.His appointment to one-of the fourchairs of philosophy in the University.of Oxford meant that  \nnot employ an unexplained'could have',but only the relativelyplain‘would have'which occurs in the form'Ifhe had thought…,he would have decided…..Furthermore,they describeaccountability in a way which explains why the concept's limitslie where they do.Without that explanatory component,Schlickian theories would not be,seriously interesting.  \n## 6.WHY SCHLLCKIAN THEORIES ARE UNACCEPTABLE\n\nyith it,however,they arein trouble:the Schlickian descriptionfwhat accountability is—or of what the concept isfor—strikesveryone as incomplete and strikes most people as wrong.Thelatter will say.that although adistinction based on the utility ofa'certain.sort of therapy,or behaviour-control might cozncidewith 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