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Reviews of de Gaynesford John McDowell (2004)

by Alexander Baggatini and Marcus Willaschek in Philosophical Books Volume 47, Issue 3, July 2006, Pages 281-4^[1]
by Alexander Miller in Philosophical Quarterly Volume 55, Issue 221, 2005 Pages 667-9^[2]
by Arif Ahmed in Mind Volume 115, Issue 458, April 2006, Pages 403–409^[3]

Reviews of de Gaynesford Hilary Putnam (2006)

by George Engelbretson in History and Philosophy of Logic Volume 28, February 2007 Pages 101-2^[4]
by Robert C. Danisch in Metascience Volume 16, 2007 Pages 107–110 ^[5]

Reviews of de Gaynesford I: The Meaning of the First Person Term (2006)

by Stephen Williams in Times Literary Supplement April 2007^[6]
by Jose Luis Bermudez in Philosophical Review Volume 117, Number 4, November 2008, Pages 634-637^[7]
by Richard Vallée in Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews November 2006^[8]
by Maria Alvarez in Philosophical Quarterly Volume 58, Issue 231, April 2008, Pages 372–374^[9]
by Daniel Morgan in Dialectica Volume 61, Issue 4, 2007, Pages 583-7^[10]

Reviews of de Gaynesford The Rift In The Lute: Attuning Poetry and Philosophy (2017)

by Richard Eldridge in The British Journal of Aesthetics Volume 59, Issue 2, April 2019, Pages 236–239^[11]
by Lowell Gallagher in SEL Studies in English Literature 1500-1900 vol. 58 no. 1, 2018, pp. 219-277^[12]

Articles in response to de Gaynesford on Poetry

by Christopher Mole The Performative Limits of Poetry in The British Journal of Aesthetics Volume 53, Issue 1, January 2013, Pages 55–70^[13]

Biographical evidence from other sources:

Lincoln College Record 2001-2 reports de Gaynesford leaving Lincoln College Oxford in 2002^[14]
Leiter Reports: A Philosophical Blog reports de Gaynesford's move to the University of Reading from the College of William and Mary in 2006^[15]

A recording of a talk de Gaynesford gave at the celebratory conference on Hilary Putnam at Harvard in 2011^[16]

Phenomenologuy (talk) 12:10, 26 July 2019 (UTC)[reply]

References

^ "Baggatini and Willaschek".
^ "Miller".
^ "Ahmed".
^ "Engelbretson".
^ "Danisch".
^ "Williams".
^ "Bermudez".
^ "Vallee".
^ "Alvarez".
^ "Morgan".
^ "Eldridge".
^ "Gallagher".
^ "Mole".
^ "Lincoln Record" (PDF).
^ "Leiter Reports".
^ "Putnam and the Model Theoretic Argument".

[1] "Baggatini and Willaschek".

[2] "Miller".

[3] "Ahmed".

[4] "Engelbretson".

[5] "Danisch".

[6] "Williams".

[7] "Bermudez".

[8] "Vallee".

[9] "Alvarez".

[10] "Morgan".

[11] "Eldridge".

[12] "Gallagher".

[13] "Mole".

[14] "Lincoln Record" (PDF).

[15] "Leiter Reports".

[16] "Putnam and the Model Theoretic Argument".

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