Willard Van Orman Quine

298 Selected Bibliography
1952. On an application of Tarski’s theory of truth. Proceedings of the National
Academy of Science 38:430–3.
The problem of simplifying truth functions. American Mathematics
Monthly 59:521–31.
1953. Mr. Strawson on logical theory. Mind 62:433–51.
On a so-called paradox. Mind 62:65–7.
On mental entities. Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and
Sciences 80:198–203.
Three grades of modal involvement. Proceedings of the XIth International
Congress of Philosophy 14:65–81.
1954. Interpretations of sets of conditions. Journal of Symbolic Logic 19:97–
102.
Quantification and the empty domain. Journal of Symbolic Logic 19:177–
9.
Reduction to a dyadic predicate. Journal of Symbolic Logic 19:180–2.
1955. On Frege’s way out. Mind 64:145–59.
A proof procedure for quantification theory. Journal of Symbolic Logic
20:141–9.
1956. On formulas with valid cases. Journal of Symbolic Logic 21:148.
Quantifiers and propositional attitudes. Journal of Philosophy 53:177–87.
Unification of universes in set theory. Journal of Symbolic Logic 21:
267–79.
1957. The scope and language of science. British Journal of Philosophy of
Science 8:1–17.
1958. Speaking of objects. Proceedings and Addresses of the American Philosophical
Association 31:5–22.
1959. Meaning and translation. In On translation, edited by R. A. Brower.
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press.
1960. Carnap and logical truth. Synthese 12:350–74.
Posits and reality. Basis of the Contemporary Philosophy (Tokyo) 5:391–
400.
Variables explained away. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society
104:343–7.
1961. Logic as a source of syntactical insights. Proceedings of Symposia in
Applied Mathematics 12:1–5.
Reply to Professor Marcus. Synthese 13:323–30.
1962. Paradox. Scientific American 206, no. 4:84–95.
1963. On simple theories of a complex world. Synthese 15:107–15.
1964. The foundations of mathematics. Scientific American 211, no. 3:113–
16, 118, 120, 122, 124, 127.
Implicit definition sustained. Journal of Philosophy 61:71–4.
Necessary truth. Voice of America Forum Lectures, Philosophy of Science
Series no. 7.
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