Another look at Doyle's references in InformationPhilosopher

---- by J. L. S.
-------- for the GC

AS I SAY, BOB DOYLE HAS BEEN WORKING on three main items: knowledge, freedom, and information (informationphilosopher.com). The Freedom bit includes a reference then to Grice. His pdf, "Free Will Scandal" contains the following references below. Since his work is interactive, it is easy enough to cross-refer. So here I propose to view the authors he cites, etc.

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ADLER M.J., 1958. The idea of freedom; a dialectical examination of the
conceptions of freedom, Garden City, N. Y.,: Doubleday.
---- The idea of freedom; vol. II, Garden City, N. Y.,: Doubleday.

ALBERTS Bruce, et al. 2003: Molecular Biology of the Cell, 4th ed. New
York, Garland Science, 2003.

ANNAS J., 1992. Hellenistic Philosophy of Mind, Berkeley: University of
California Press.
----------------- a historian of philosophy.

ANSCOMBE G. E. M. 1971: ‘Causality and Determination: an inaugural
lecture.’ London: Cambridge University Press.
CITED BY GRICE in "Intention and Uncertainty" (Anscombe is)

ARISTOTLE. 1934: ‘Physics II.’ Cambridge, Mass.: Loeb Library 255, Harvard
University Press.
----- 1935: ‘Metaphysics.’ Cambridge, Mass.: Loeb Library 271,
Harvard University Press.
------ Aristotle cited by Grice who defines himself as Kantotelian. Note that Doyle aptly quotes from that WONDERFUL "Loeb" Collection. As I repeatedly say: "Loeb is all you need". Recall that Grice would often lecture on Eth. Nich.

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AUGUSTINE 1935: ‘The City of God.’ Cambridge, Mass.: Loeb Library
287, Harvard University Press.
---- Benjamin, A.S. & Hackstaff, L.H., 1964. On free choice of
the will, Indianapolis,: Bobbs-Merrill.

AYER A.J., 1946. Language, truth, and logic., London,: V. Gollancz.
--- 1954. Philosophical Essays, New York, St. Martin’s Press.
--- 1984. Freedom and morality and other essays, Oxford [Oxfordshire]:
Clarendon Press ;.
----- Grice aligned with Strawson, "Freedom and resentment", as ordinary-language philosophers defending free-will versus Ayer, whom Grice calls 'the enfant terrible' of Oxford philosophy, back in the day.

BAER J., J.C.Kaufman, and R.F.Baumeister., 2008. Are We Free?: Psychology
and Free Will, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

BAILEY C., 1964. The Greek Atomists and Epicurus: A Study, New York:
Russell & Russell.

Balaguer, Mark.
‘A Coherent, Naturalistic, and Plausible Formulation
of Libertarian Free Will.
--- Noûs, 38, 3, 379-406)
---- Free Will as an Open Scientific Problem, The MIT
Press.

BAARS B.J., 1997. In the Theater of Consciousness: The Workspace of the
Mind, New York: Oxford University Press.
--- and Nicole M. Gage 2007: ‘Cognition, Brain, and Consciousness:
Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience.’ London: Academic
Press.

Baumeister, Roy F. , Alfred Mele , and Kathleen Vohs , eds. 2010.
Free will and consciousness, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

BELL J. 1987. Speakable and unspeakable in quantum mechanics . Cambridge:
CambridgeUniversity Press.

BERGSON H., 2001. Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data
of Consciousness, Mineola, N.Y: Dover Publications.

Berlin, Isaiah, 1990. Four Essays on Liberty First Paperback Edition., Oxford
University Press, USA.
--- what does the "S" stand for? Grice knew him well. Grice would object to talking of two "Senses" of 'free' here.

BERNSTEIN M.H., 1992. Fatalism, Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press.

Berofsky, B., 1971. Determinism., Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University
Press.
--- 1966. Free Will and Determinism, Harpercollins College
Div.
--- 1988. Freedom from Necessity: The Metaphysical Basis of
Responsibility, Routledge & Kegan Paul Books Ltd.

Born, M., 1964. Natural Philosophy of Cause and Chance, New York:
Dover Publications.

------------I WOULD ADD BRADLEY HERE SINCE Doyle has an excellent entry for him.

BROAD C. D. 1934. Determinism, indeterminism, and libertarianism.
London: Routledge & Kegan Paul.
----------- Grice cites Broad in Grice's earliest "Personal identity" (Mind, 1941).

Campbell, C.A., 1967. In Defense of Free Will, Prometheus Books.
--- Joseph Keim , M. O’Rourke , and D. Shier , eds. 2004. Freedom
and determinism. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press.

Cassirer, Ernst. 1956: ‘Determinism and Indeterminism in Modern
Physics.’ New Haven: Yale University Press.

Chisholm, Roderick. 1964: ‘Freedom and Action,’ reprinted in ‘Freedom
and Determinism.” Keith Lehrer, ed., 1966 New York: Random House

Chomsky, N., 1971. Problems of Knowledge and Freedom 1st ed., New
York: Pantheon Books.

CICERO 1951. De Natura Deorum, Cambridge, MA, Harvard. Loeb Library,
H. Rackham, trans
------- a good reference.
---- 2004: ‘De Fato.’ Cambridge, Mass.: Loeb Library 349, Harvard
University Press
----------- an even better reference!

Clarke, R., 2003. Libertarian Accounts of Free Will, Oxford University
Press, USA.

Clarke, S. & Vailati, E., 1998. A demonstration of the being and attributes
of God and other writings, Cambridge, U.K., Cambridge University Press.

Compton, Arthur Holly. 1931: ‘The Uncertainty Principle and Free Will’.
Science, 74, 1911.
--- 1935: ‘The Freedom of Man.’ New Haven: Yale
University Press
--- 1967: ‘The Cosmos of Arthur Holly Compton’,
chapter 8,‘Science and Man’s Freedom.’ New York: Knopf; originally
published in The Atlantic Monthly, October 1957.

Conway, J. , and S. Kochen . 2006. “The free will theorem.” Foundations
of. Physics 36

Darwin, C. G. 1931: ‘Free Will as Involving Determinism’. Science, 73,
653.

Davidson, M., 1937. Free Will or Determinism, London: Watts & Co.
--- 1942. The free will controversy,, London,: Watts.

De Moivre, Abraham. 1756: ‘The Doctrine of Chances” London

Dennett, D.C., 1978. Brainstorms: Philosophical Essays on Mind and
Psychology, The MIT Press.
---------- he cites Grice extensively. Dennett was, like Schiffer, a student of Ryle at Oxford. But would polemise with Warnock and Grice often.
--- 1985. Elbow Room, Oxford University Press.
--- 2004. Freedom Evolves, Penguin (Non-Classics).

Dilman, İ., 1999. Free Will: An Historical and Philosophical Introduction,
London: Routledge.

Dirac, P.A.M., 2001. Lectures on Quantum Mechanics, Dover Publications.

Dobzhansky, T. G., 1956. The Biological Basis of Human Freedom, New
York: Columbia University Press.

Double, R., 1991. The Non-Reality of Free Will, New York: Oxford University
Press.

Doyle, Bob.
--- Free Will: it’s a normal biological property, not a gift
or a mystery,
Nature, 459.
---- Jamesian Free Will,”
William James Studies 5
----- entry for "H. P. Grice", the informationphilosopher.

Dudley, J., 2011. Aristotle’s Concept of Chance, SUNY Press.

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Englewood Cliffs, N.J: Prentice-Hall.

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D. Reidel.

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---- 1994. How the Self Controls Its Brain 1st ed., Springer-Verlag
Telos.

Eddington, A.S., 2005. The Nature of the Physical World, Kessinger
Publishing, LLC.
--- 2007. New Pathways In Science, Frazer Press.
--- 1939. The Philosophy of Physical Science : Tarner Lectures
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Edwards, Jonathan . 1969. Freedom of the will . Indianapolis, Ind.:
Bobbs-Merrill.

Einstein, A. , B. Podolsky , and N. Rosen . 1935. “Can quantum-mechanical
description of physical reality be considered complete?” Physical
Review 47: 777–80.

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Erasmus, D., 1961. Discourse on Free Will, New York: Ungar.
--- Winter, E.F. & Luther, M., 2005. Discourse on free will,
London ;: Continuum.

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Black.

Feynman, R., 1994. The Character of Physical Law New Ed., Modern
Library.

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Stanford University Press.

Fischer, J.M., 1994. The metaphysics of free will : an essay on control,
Cambridge, Mass.: Blackwell.
--- 1995. “Libertarianism and Avoidability: A Reply to
Widerker,” Faith and Philosophy 12: 122-25.
--- 2005. Free Will: Critical Concepts in Philosophy, London:
Routledge.
---- & Ravizza, M., 1999. Responsibility and Control: A Theory
of Moral Responsibility New Ed., Cambridge University Press.
--- et al., 2007. Four Views on Free Will, Wiley-Blackwell.

Flanagan, O., 2003. The Problem Of The Soul, Basic Books.

Foot, Philippa. 1957: ‘Free Will as Involving Determinism’. Philosophical
Review, 76, pp. 439-50
----------- Grice would tolerate most of Foot's views, and would dedicate his first Paul Carus lecture to her work.

Frank, J., 1945. Fate and freedom : a philosophy for free Americans. Schuster.

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of Man, Routedge & Kegan Paul.

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Journal ofPhilosophy 66: 829–39.

Frede, Michael. 2011. ‘A Free Will: Origins of the notion in ancient
thought.’ U. of California Press.

Freeman, A., 2006. Radical Externalism: Honderich’s Theory of Consciousness
Discussed, Imprint Academic.

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and Epicurus on Voluntary Action, Princeton, N.J: Princeton University
Press.

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Mind 16(1): 42–49.

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, ed. Keith Lehrer , 87–104. New York: Random House.

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changes nothing and everything.” Philosophical Transactions of the
Royal Society of London B, 359, 1776.

Grice, H. P. 1941. Personal identity. Mind. An explanation of Broad.
--- (non-dated). Freedom. Notes for a seminar. The Grice Papers, Bancroft Library, Berkeley (Though a typical Oxonian don, Grice emigrated to the USA -- a 'freer' country? -- hence his papers being at the Berkeleyan library).
---- Section on "Freedom", in "Actions and Events", Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 1986.
---- vide Judith Baker, work on Kant in Kant Studien -- Baker was Grice's PhD student at Oxford. Also vide Pears, who did joint work with Grice in these areas when back in Oxford.

Hacking, Ian. 1990: ‘The Taming of Chance.’ Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press.
--- 2006: ‘The Emergence of Probability.’ Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press.

Hadamard, J., 1945. An Essay on the Psychology of Invention in the
Mathematical Field, Princeton: Princeton University Press.

Haji, Ishtiyaque. 1998: ‘Moral Appraisability.’ Oxford: Oxford University
Press.

Hamon, A.F., 1899. The universal illusion of free will and criminal responsibility,,
London,: The University press, limited.

---- a crucial author this below:

HAMPSHIRE, S., 1965. Freedom of the Individual, New York: Harper &
Row.
---- 1959. Thought and Action, London: Chatto and Windus.
--- HAMPSHIRE would dine with Grice at least once a term. They loved each other. But they hardly quoted each other. Grice was an indeterminist and uncertainty-propounder. Vide, Hampshire/Hart, "Certainty and intention" and Grice's reply: Intention and Uncertainty.

Hare, R.M., 1963. Freedom and reason., Oxford,: Clarendon Press.
----- Hare quotes from Grice on implicature in this influential book. Grice 1961 concept in "Causal theory of perception".

Hegel, G.W.F., 1967. Hegel’s Philosophy of Right, London: Oxford University Press.
Heidegger, M., 1962. Being and Time Revised., HarperCollins Publishers.

Heil, J. & Mele, A.R., 1993. Mental causation, Oxford, England: Clarendon.

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164-5.

Heisenberg, Werner. 1972: Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations.
New York: Harper & Row.

Hobart, R. E. 1934: ‘Free Will as Involving Determination and Inconceivable
Without It’. Mind, 43.

HOBBES T., Bramhall, J. & Chappell, V.C., 1999. Hobbes and Bramhall
on liberty and necessity, Cambridge, U.K. ;: Cambridge University
Press.
------ Hobbes termed a "proto-Gricean" by Hacking, Why does language matter to philosophy?

Hodgson, D., 1993. The Mind Matters: Consciousness and Choice in a
Quantum World, Oxford University Press, USA.

Honderich, T., 1973. Essays on Freedom of Action, London: Routledge.
--- 1990a. Mind and brain, Oxford [England]: Clarendon
Press.
--- 1990b. The consequences of determinism, Oxford [England]:
Clarendon Press.
---- 2002. How Free Are You?: The Determinism Problem
2nd ed., Oxford University Press, USA.
--- 2004. On Consciousness, University of Pittsburgh Press.
--- 2005. On Determinism and Freedom, Edinburgh University
Press..
---- 2011. “Effects, Determinism, Neither Compatibilism
Nor Incompatibilism, Consciousness,” in Kane 2nd ed. (2011)

Hook, S., Determinism and Freedom in the Age of Modern Science,
Collier-Macmillan.
---- 1960. Dimensions of mind; a symposium., New York: New
York University Press.

Huby, P., 1967. “The First Discovery of the Freewill Problem”, Philosophy,
42, pp. 353-62

Hume, D., 1978. A Treatise of Human Nature 2nd ed., Oxford: Clarendon
Press.
--- 1975: Enquiries concerning Human Understanding, Oxford,
Clarendon Press,
---- GRICE used "Humean projection" often.

James, William. 1880: “Great Men, Great Thoughts, and the Environment,”
Atlantic Monthly 46 (October 1880): 441-459.
---- 1956: ‘The Will to Believe.’ New York: Dover Publications;
original publication 1884: ‘The Dilemma of Determinism.’
Unitarian Review.
--- 2007: ‘The Principles of Psychology, vol.2.’ New York:
Cosimo; original publication 1890: New York: Henry Holt.
---- 2010. The Heart of William James, Harvard University Press.

Kandel, Eric, James H. Schwarz, and Thomas M. Jessell. 2000: ‘Principles
of Neuroscience.’ New York: McGraw-Hill.

Kane, R., 1985. Free Will and Values, SUNY.
--- 1996. The Significance of Free Will, Oxford University Press.
--- 1999: “Responsibility, Luck, and Chance,” Journal of Philosophy,
96, 5 p.225.
--- 2001. Free Will, Wiley-Blackwell.
--- 2002. The Oxford Handbook of Free Will, Oxford University
Press, USA.
---- 2005. A Contemporary Introduction to Free Will, Oxford University
Press, USA.
--- 2011. The Oxford Handbook of Free Will, 2nd ed., Oxford
University Press, USA.

KANT Immanuel. 1952: ‘Great Books of the Western World,’ vol.42. Chicago:
Encyclopedia Britannica
--------- Grice lectured on Kant widely. Notably on Kant's ethics, while at Berkeley. Strawson would lecture on Kant's epistemology in Oxford ("The bounds of sense").

Kirk, G.S., J.E.Raven, and M.Schofield. 1983: ‘The Presocratic Philosophers.’
Second edition. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Lehrer,
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I. Dale, translator, New York: Springer-Verlag.

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of Illinois Press.

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Libet, B --
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--- 2005. Mind Time, Harvard University Press.

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will?,” in The New Brain Sciences: Perils and Prospects, ed. D. Rees
and S. Rose. Cambridge University Press, 2004, p. 89.

Perhaps we could add Don Locke here?

Locke, John., 1959: Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Book
II, Chapter XXI, Of Power, sections 14-21 (New York, Dover, 1959),
pp.319-324
---------- Excellent reference. Grice was John Locke lecturer at Oxford for 1979. His book, "Aspects of reason", involves a Kantian treatment of these Lockean issues.

Lockwood, M. 1989. Mind, brain and the quantum. Oxford: Blackwell.
--- 2005. The labyrinth of time . New York: Oxford University
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1986) p.149.
--- and D. Sedley:1987. The Hellenistic Philosophers, Cambridge
[England]: Cambridge University Press.
--- 2000. Problems in Stoicism, Continuum.

Lucas, J.R., 1970. The Freedom of the Will, Oxford: Clarendon.
------------ a good Oxford philosopher.

Lucretius. 1982: ‘De Rerum Natura.’ Cambridge, Mass.: Loeb Library
181, Harvard University Press.

Mackay, D.M., 1967. Freedom of Action in a Mechanistic Universe,
London: Cambridge U.P.

Margenau, Henry. 1968: ‘Scientific Indeterminism and Human Freedom.
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McFee, G., 2000. Free Will, Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press.

McGinn, Colin. 1995: Problems in Philosophy: The Limits of
Inquiry.’New York: Wiley-Blackwell
----------- Colin McGinn hyperbolises: "Grice had only one tooth". That is false. McGinn cites Grice in "Memoirs of a philosopher".

Mele, A.R., 1995. Autonomous Agents: From Self-Control to Autonomy,
New york: Oxford University Press.
--- 2006. Free Will and Luck, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
--- 2010. Effective Intentions: The Power of Conscious Will Reprint.,
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me do it? Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Nagel, T., 1979. Mortal questions, Cambridge [Eng.] ;: Cambridge University
Press.
----------- Grice would often quote from Nagel, his student back at St. John's, Oxford.
--- 1986. The view from nowhere, New York: Oxford University
Press.

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pp. 45-61.
----------- A genius of a philosopher. Alas, he left Oxford "as overwhelmed by Grice" -- his obituary read. The "Nowell" is ornamental. He was born Patrick Smith. His father was "Nowell Smith", a teacher at Marlborough.

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--- 2002. Persons and Causes: The Metaphysics of Free Will
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O’Hear, A, 2003. Minds and Persons, New York: Cambridge University
Press.
----------- Anthony O'Hear would often quote from Grice, and his essay on information, implication and meaning is seminal.

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University Press.

Pears, D.F., 1965b. Freedom and the Will, London: Macmillan.
-------- D. F. Pears is the typical Oxonian Griceian philosopher. All that Pears says has Griceian reminiscences about it. Other than this, he also authored a book, "Problems in the philosophy of mind", and "Motivated irrationality", on compulsions alla Freud as being anti-Griceian in nature, if not impossible.

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--- 1893. The Monist, vol. 3, pp. 176-200.
--- 1958. Collected Papers of Charles Sanders
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--- The Psychology of Freedom, Cambridge: Cambridge
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--------- Grice criticises numerous bad manoeuvres by Ryle in his "Prolegomena" to "Studies in the Way of Words".

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------------- possibly wrong.

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------------ Grice's best student, by far! ---- I mean, we love Strawson. Grice would often quote from Strawson. In my "Paying Peter to rob Paul" I argue that ALL of Grice's philosophy can be understood as a reply to Strawson. Or not.
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