Logic and Language (First Series)

The book is in good condition with a hardcover binding. The dust jacket shows noticeable wear, including tears and discoloration, but remains intact. The pages are clean and unmarked, and the binding is firm. There are no inscriptions or library markings.

"Logic and Language (First Series)" is an influential work edited by Antony Flew, first published in 1951. This edition, printed by Basil Blackwell in Oxford, is the fifth impression from 1963. The book compiles essays by notable philosophers such as Gilbert Ryle and J.N. Findlay, exploring the intersections of logic and linguistic analysis. Antony Flew, a prominent philosopher, provides insightful introductions that frame the essays within contemporary philosophical discourse. This edition is a valuable resource for those studying mid-20th-century philosophy and language theory. The hardcover binding is complemented by a dust jacket, which, despite signs of wear, remains intact. This impression is a testament to the enduring relevance of Flew's editorial work and the contributing authors' essays.