The Philosopher's Use of Analogy

Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 38:291-312 (1938)
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reprint Macdonald, Margaret (1951) "The philosopher's use of analogy". In Ryle, Gilbert, Flew, Antony, Logic and language (first series): essays, pp. 291 - 312: Blackwell (1951)

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