Click Here to Read: Saul Kripke on Wikipedia.

Click Here to Read: Wittgenstein on Rules and Private Language by Saul Kripke on the cyclopeadia.net website.

Click Here to Read:  On My Interview with Peter Unger, and the Value of Philosophy by Grace Boey on the 3 Quarks website on June 30, 2914,

Click Here to Read:  Philosophy Thurday: Peter Unger on this websiete.

Click Here to Read: Franz Brentano on Wikipedia

Click Here to Read:  Franz Brentano in the Stanford University Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

Click Here to Read:  Paul Ricoeur on Wikipedia.

Click Here to Read:   Paul Ricoeur’s On Psychoanalysis on this website.

Click Here to Read:  Paul Ricoeur on the Stanford Encyclopedia of Psychoanalysis.

Click Here to Read:  Hilary Putnam on Wikipedia.

Click Here To Read:  Reason, Truth, and History by Hilary Putman on the Internet Archive website.

Click Here to Read:  Walter Benjamin on Wikipedia.

Click Here to Read:  Walter Benjamin on the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Website.

Click Here to Read:  Excerpts from: The Arcades Project by Walter Benjamin on the Poetics and Politics of Memory Website on  April 27, 2012.

Click Here to Read:  David Hume on Wikipedia.

Click Here To Read:  David Hume on The Stanford  Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

Click Here to Read:  David Hume Philosophy / Metaphysics of David Hume (1711 – 76)  Explaining philosopher David Hume’s Problem of Causation,Necessary Connection and Skepticism with the Wave Structure of Matter (WSM) by Geoff Haselhurst on the Space and Motion.com website.  Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: David Hume

Click Here to Read:  William James   b. New York, 1842;  d. Chocorua, New  Hampshire, 1910 on the PBS WGBH Masterpiece American Collection website.

Click Here to Read:  William James on Wikipedia.

Click Here to Read:  William James in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: William James

Click Here to Read:   Donald Davidson on the Wikipedia website.

Click Here to Read:  Donald Davidson in The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

Click Here to Read:  “Psychology as Philosophy” by Donald Davidson on the Analysis website on October 4, 2011.