The philosopher reads the sociologist

H. P. Grice on Ernest Gellner:


1

'camouflage' -- (p. 163)

2

'evasion' -- (p. 164)

3

'pretence' -- (p. 169)

4

'spurious modesty' -- (p. 170)

5

 'invoking rationalizations according to convenience' -- (p. 171), 

6

'devices to cow the neophyte into submission' -- (p. 186), 

7

'refusal to avow an opinion because it would ruin one's reputation,' -- (p. 188)

8

'insinuation' -- (p. 188)

9

 'trick' -- (p. 189).