F. P. Ramsey Philosophical Papers

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F. P. Ramsey:
Philosophical Papers

Edited by D. H. Mellor

Cambridge:

Cambridge University Press, 1990, pp. xxvii+257

Frank Ramsey (1903-1930) was the greatest of all the remarkable philosophers working in Cambridge University in the first half of the twentieth century. This volume contains his most important philosophical works.

Preface
Introduction

1 Philosophy (1929)

2 Universals (1925)

Note on the preceding paper (1926)

3 Facts and propositions (1927)

4 Truth and probability (1926)

Probability and partial belief (1929)
Reasonable degree of belief (1928)
Statistics (1928)
Chance (1928)

5 Knowledge (1929)

6 Theories (1929)

Causal qualities (1929)

7 Law and causality

A Universals of law and of fact (1928)
B General propositions and causality (1929)

8 The foundations of mathematics (1925)

9 Mathematical logic (1926)

10 Epilogue

Bibliography of Ramsey's works
Index

Updated 12 September 2019