Willard Van Orman Quine

Selected Bibliography 297
1938. Completeness of the prepositional logic. Journal of Symbolic Logic
3:37–40.
On the theory of types. Journal of Symbolic Logic 3:125–39.
1939. Designation and existence. Journal of Philosophy 36:701–9.
A logistical approach to the ontological problem. Journal of Unified Science
9:84–9.
Relations and reason. Technology Review 41:299–301, 324–32.
1940. Elimination of extra-logical postulates. Written with Nelson Goodman.
Journal of Symbolic Logic 5:104–9.
1941. Element and number. Journal of Symbolic Logic 6:135–49.
Russell’s paradox and others. Technology Review 44:16–17.
Whitehead and the rise of modern logic. Philosophy of A. N. Whitehead,
edited by P. A. Schilpp. La Salle, Ill.: Open Court.
1942. On existence conditions for elements and classes. Journal of Symbolic
Logic 7:157–9.
Reply to Professor Ushenko. Journal of Philosophy 39:68–71.
1943. Notes on existence and necessity. Journal of Philosophy 40:113–27.
1945. On ordered pairs. Journal of Symbolic Logic 10:95 ff.
On the logic of quantification. Journal of Symbolic Logic 10:1–12.
1946. Concantenation as a basis for arithmetic. Journal of Symbolic Logic
11:105–14.
On relations as coextensive with classes. Journal of Symbolic Logic 11:
71–2.
1947. On universals. Journal of Symbolic Logic 12:74–84.
The problem of interpreting modal logic. Journal of Symbolic Logic 12:
43–8.
Steps toward a constructive nominalism. Written with Nelson Goodman.
Journal of Symbolic Logic 12:97–122.
1948. On what there is. Review of Metaphysics 2:21–38.
1949. On decidability and completeness. Synthese 7:441–6.
1950. Identity, ostension, and hypostasis. Journal of Philosophy 47:621–33.
On natural deduction. Journal of Symbolic Logic 15:93–102.
1951. On Carnap’s views on ontology. Philosophical Studies 2:65–72.
On the consistency of ‘New foundations’. Proceedings of the National
Academy of Science 37:538–40.
Ontology and ideology. Philosophical Studies 2:11–15.
The ordered pair in number theory. In Structure, method, and meaning,
edited by P. Henle, H. Kallen, and S. Langor. NewYork: Liberal Arts.
[Rejoinder to Mr. Geach] on what there is. Aristotelian Society 25 (suppl.):
149–60.
Semantics and abstract objects. Proceedings of the American Academy of
Arts and Sciences 80:90–6.
Two dogmas of empiricism. Philosophical Review 60:20–43.
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