G. E. Moore

Wittgenstein to G. E. Moore, August 28, 1931, Wittgenstein in Cambridge: Letters and Documents 1911–1951, ed.

Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011

Wittgenstein to G. E. Moore, August 28, 1931, Wittgenstein in Cambridge: Letters and Documents 1911–1951, ed.

Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011

I loved Cambridge life from the moment I sat for the scholarship exams in rooms adjoining the Great Court of Trinity, where Wittgenstein had walked with G. E. Moore and Bertrand Russell as they disputed questions of philosophy.

Commonweal Magazine 2009

I loved Cambridge life from the moment I sat for the scholarship exams in rooms adjoining the Great Court of Trinity, where Wittgenstein had walked with G. E. Moore and Bertrand Russell as they disputed questions of philosophy.

Commonweal Magazine 2009

I loved Cambridge life from the moment I sat for the scholarship exams in rooms adjoining the Great Court of Trinity, where Wittgenstein had walked with G. E. Moore and Bertrand Russell as they disputed questions of philosophy.

Commonweal Magazine 2009

Cambridge University Press ∙ Cephalus ∙ Distributed Book Club ∙ Friedrich Nietzsche ∙ G. E. Moore ∙ Hegel ∙ Immanuel Kant ∙ J.L. Austin ∙ Jean-Jacques Rousseau ∙ John Stuart Mill ∙ Karl Marx ∙ Ludwig Wittgenstein ∙ Martin Heidegger ∙ Plato ∙ Socrates ∙ Soren Kierkegaard ∙ Stanley Cavell ∙ Zarathustra

Rad Geek People’s Daily – 2008 – June – 26 2008

Cambridge University Press ∙ Cephalus ∙ Distributed Book Club ∙ Friedrich Nietzsche ∙ G. E. Moore ∙ Hegel ∙ Immanuel Kant ∙ J.L. Austin ∙ Jean-Jacques Rousseau ∙ John Stuart Mill ∙ Karl Marx ∙ Ludwig Wittgenstein ∙ Martin Heidegger ∙ Plato ∙ Socrates ∙ Soren Kierkegaard ∙ Stanley Cavell ∙ Zarathustra

The Passive-Aggressive Freedom-Lover’s Distributed Book Club #3: Stanley Cavell, Foreword: An Audience for Philosophy, from Must we mean what we say? xxi-xlii 2008