Mind, A Quarterly Review of Psychology and Philosophy

1st Edition . Paperback. Very Good. Run of 36 issues over almost a decade from Vol. LXXIII No. 292 (October 1964) through to Vol. LXXXII No. 327 (July 1973); issues 292 to 320 (December 1971) are edited by Ryle, the rest by Hamlyn; issues 292 to 296 are published by Nelson & Sons, Edinburgh and the remaining issues by Basil Blackwell, Oxford, in both cases for the Mind Association; original grey paper wrappers, 8vo, generally around 160pp plus 14pp of book advertisements or notices in each issue. The early issues through to 302 have wrappers lapping the contents and are consequently slightly ragged on the edges in places while the remaining issues are cut flush and generally in very good condition though two or three of the volumes have small tears or fraying on the spines and in a few cases there are neat ownership initials in ink on the upper right corner. Mind began in 1876 and now concerns itself particularly with analytical philosophy, the Mind Association describing its focus as supporting and promoting research excellence in philosophy. Each issue generally has between five and seven papers as well as a more or less extensive discussion section with notes and papers. Notable papers in this collection include "Ten Unpublished Letters from William James ... to Francis Herbert Bradley" (issue 299), the first publication in English of Frege's "The Whole Number" (issue 316, initially published as "Le Nombre Entier" in 1895), and "On Thinking" by Justus Hartnack. NOTE: this run weighs over 7kg and therefore the postage costs will be MORE than the default amount (which must be) shown and will be advised before an order is confirmed.