"An excellent book presenting many of the major issues of ordinary language philosophy--very readable."
--Mark Hamilton, Ashland University
"The clarity, the wit, and the patience of the writing are liable to deceive the reader on only one point,
namely the amount of hard work that lies behind these thoughts....This book is the one to put into the hands of
those who have been over-impressed by Austin's critics....[Warnock's] brilliant editing puts everybody who is concerned
with philosophical problems in his debt."
--The Guardian
Oxford University Press Web Site, March, 2002
Summary
G. J. Warnock, Principal of Hertford College, Oxford University, is the author of Berkeley and English Philosophy
Since 1900. His editions of Sense and Sensibilia and Philosphical Papers (compiled in collaboration with J.O. Urmson)
preserve in book form the lectures and papers left unpublished or uncollected by J.L. Austin at the time of his
death.
