The Philosophy of P.F. Strawson

accept according action actually answer appears argued argument assertion attempt awareness basic behaviour belief body called claim clear commitment concepts concerned connection consider course definite descriptions determinism discussion distinction doubt empirical example existence experience explain expression external fact false feel force further give given ground hand human idea identifying illocutionary Individuals intention internal issue judgement justified kind knowledge language least linguistic logical matter meaning metaphysics mind Moore moral names nature notion particular perception person philosophical physical object position possible practice predicate present Press principle problem proper properties propositions question reactive attitudes realism reality reason reference regarding relation requirement responsibility seems sense sentence simply singular skeptic sort statement Strawson suggestion supposed theory thesis things thought tion true truth types universals utterance