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Willard Van Orman Quine
Willard van Orman QuineWillard Van Orman Quine
Nascimento	25 de junho de 1908
Morte	25 de dezembro de 2000 (92 anos)
Nacionalidade	estadunidense
Prêmios	Tarski Lectures (1990), Prêmio Kyoto (1996)
Magnum opus	Palavra e Objeto
Escola/tradição	Filosofia analítica
Principais interesses	Epistemologia, Lógica, Ontologia, Filosofia da Linguagem
Ideias notáveis	indeterminação da tradução, holismo, naturalismo

Willard Van Orman Quine (Akron, 25 de junho de 1908 — Boston, 25 de dezembro de 2000), usualmente citado como Quine, mas conhecido por seus amigos e familiares como Van, foi um dos mais influentes matemáticos, filósofos e lógicos norte-americanos do século XX, considerado o maior lógico e filósofo analítico da segunda metade desse século.

Quine pertenceu à tradição da filosofia analítica ao mesmo tempo que foi um dos principais proponentes da visão que a filosofia não é análise conceitual. Quine lecionou filosofia e matemática durante toda a vida na Universidade Harvard, onde foi titular da Cadeira de Filosofia Edgar Pierce de 1956 a 1978. Entre seus principais escritos encontra-se "Dois dogmas do empirismo", o qual ataca a distinção entre juízos analíticos e sintéticos e defende um holismo epistêmico, quiçá semântico, e Word and Object, o qual aprofundou tais posições e introduziu a famosa tese da indeterminação da tradução. Quine mostrou que a distinção entre juízos sintéticos e juízos analíticos não estava apoiada em nada firme, era um dogma que era aceito sem nenhuma justificação, apenas pela necessidade dos empiristas de isolar a convenção dos juízos testáveis. Sem este dogma, este princípio do atomismo na verificação também não se sustenta e portanto é aceito apenas como um outro artigo de fé, um segundo dogma. Quine então conclama os empiristas a se livrarem dos dois dogmas e, sem distinção entre juízos sintéticos e juízos analíticos e aderindo a um holismo quanto à verificação, a endossarem um empirismo sem dogmas.

Biografia

Quine nasceu em 25 de junho de 1908 nos Estados Unidos, educado no Oberlain Colege, tendo obtido o título de doutor em Harvard, sob orientação de Alfred North Whitehead. Inicialmente tendo a lógica como seu principal campo de interesse e objetivando e aperfeiçoar em tal campo visitou Viena, Praga e estudou Lógica com Rudolf Carnap. Em 1936 tornou-se professor em Harvard. Morreu a 25 de dezembro de 2000, em seu país natal.

Bibliografia

• 1932. A Note on Nicod's Postulate in Mind (July 1932), 41(163): 345-350
• 1933. A Theorem in the Calculus of Classes in Journal of the London Mathematical Society (April 1933), 8(30):89-95
• 1933. The Logic of Sequences in (Summaries of Theses, Harvard (1932), 335 - 338
• 1934. Ontological Remarks on the Propositional Calculus in Mind (October 1934), 43(172): 472-476
• 1934.+ Report on Whitehead's Logical Definitions of Extension, Class, and Number in American Mathematics Monthly 41: 129 - 131
• 1934. A Method of Generating Part of Arithmetic without Use of Intuitive Logic in Bulletin of the American Mathematical Monthly (October 1934), 40(10): 753-761
• 1935.+ A unified calculus of propositions, classes, and relations (abstract) in Bulletin American Mathematical Society 41: 338
• 1936. Concepts of Negative Degree. in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (January 15, 1936), 22(1): 40-45
• 1936. A Theory of Classes Presupposing No Canons of Type. in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (May 15, 1936), 22(5): 320-326
• 1936. A Reinterpretation of Schönfinkel's Logical Operators. in Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society (February 1936), 42: 87-89
• 1936. Definition of Substitution. in Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society (August 1936), 42: 561-569
• 1936. On the Axiom of Reducibility. in Mind (October 1936), 45(180): 498-500
• 1936. Toward a Calculus of Concepts. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (March 1936), 1(1): 2-25
• 1936. Set-Theoretic Foundations for Logic. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (June 1936), 1(2): 45-57
• 1936. Truth By Convention in Philosophical Essays for A. N. Whitehead, O. H. Lee (editor), New York: Longmans, pp. 90 - 124
• 1937. New Foundations for Mathematical Logic. in The American Monthly (February 1937), 44(2): 70-80
• 1937. On Derivability. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (September 1937), 2(3): 113-119
• 1937. On Cantor's Theorem. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (September 1937), 2(3): 120-124
• 1937. Logic Based on Inclusion and Abstraction. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (December 1937), 2(4): 145-152
• 1937.+ Is logic a matter of words? (abstract) in Journal of Philosophy 34: 674
• 1938. Completeness of the Propositional Calculus. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (March 1938), 3(1): 37-40
• 1938. On the Theory of Types. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (December 1938), 3(4): 125-139 ]
• 1939. Designation and Existence. Journal of Philosophy (December 21, 1939), 36(26): 701-709
• 1939. Relations and Reason. Technology Review (1939), 41: 299-301, 324-327
• 1939. A Logistical Approach to the Ontological Problem. in Journal of Unified Science = Erkenntnis (1939), 9: 84-89.  ;
• 1940. (with Nelson Goodman.) Elimination of Extra-Logical Postulates. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (September 1940), 5(3): 104-109
• 1940.+ Mathematical Logic (report of book completed with the support of a Penrose Fund grant) in Year Book of American Philosophical Society (1940): pp. 230-231
• 1941. Element and Number. Journal of Symbolic Logic (December 1941), 6(4): 135-149
• 1941. Whitehead and the Rise of Modern Logic. in Philosophy of A. N. Whitehead, P. A. Schilpp (editor), LaSalle: Open Court, pp. 125 - 163
• 1941-1942. Russell's Paradox and Others. in Technology Review (1941-42), 44: 16-17
• 1942. Reply to Professor Ushenko. Journal of Philosophy (January 25, 1942), 39(3): 68-71. Reply to Professor Ushenko's Dr. Quine's Theory of Truth-Functions, pp. 64-67.
• 1942. On Existence Conditions for Elements and Classes. Journal of Symbolic Logic (December 1942), 7(4): 157-159
• 1943. Notes on Existence and Necessity. in Journal of Philosophy (March 4, 1943), 40(5): 113-127. , pp. 140-144, 146-158, 179-183
• 1945. On the Logic of Quantification. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (March 1945), 10(1): 1-12
• 1945. On Ordered Pairs. Journal of Symbolic Logic (September 1945), 10(3): 95-96
• 1946. On Relations as Coextensive with Classes. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (September 1946), 11(3): 71-72
• 1946. Concatenation as a Basis for Arithmetic. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (December 1946), 11(4): 105-114
• 1946.+ Translation (with introduction) of Löwenheim's manuscript On Making Indirect Proofs Direct, Class, and Number in Script and Mathematica 12: 125 - 134
• 1946. Os Estados Unidos e o ressurgimento da logica in Vida Intellectual nos Estados Unidos , R. Amorim (editor), São Paulo: U.C.B.E.U. pp. 267 - 286
• 1947.* The Problem of Interpreting Modal Logic. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (June 1947), 12(2): 43-48
• 1947.+ On the problem of universals (abstract) in Journal of Symbolic Logic 12: 31
• 1947. On Universals. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (September 1947), 12(3): 74-84
• 1947. (with Nelson Goodman.) Steps toward a Constructive Nominalism. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (December 1947), 12(4): 105-122
• 1947.+ Letter in Carnap's Meaning and Necessity, Chicago, pp. 196f
• 1948. On What There Is. Review of Metaphysics (September 1948), 2(5): 21-38
• 1949. On Decidability and Completeness. in Synthese (1948-49), 7: 441-446
• 1950. On Natural Deduction. Journal of Symbolic Logic (June 1950), 15(2): 93-102
• 1950. Identity, Ostension, and Hypostasis. in Journal of Philosophy (October 26, 1950), 47(22): 621-633
• 1950.+ Information patterns for games in extensive form (abstract with W. D. Krentel and J. C. C. McKinsey) in Proceedings of International Congress of Mathematics 1
• 1951.* The Ordered Pair in Number Theory. pp. 84 - 87 in Structure Method and Meaning: Essays in Honor of Henry M. Sheffer, Paul Henle, Horace M. Kallen, Susanne K. Langer (editors), The Liberal Arts Press, New York
• 1951. Ontology and Ideology. Philosophical Studies (1951), 2: 11-15
• 1951. On Carnap's Views on Ontology. in Philosophical Studies (October 1951), 2(5): 65-72
• 1951. Semantics and Abstract Objects. in Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (July 1951), 80(1): 90-96
• 1951.* On What There Is. III in Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume (1951), 25: 149-160. Third part of Freedom, Reality, and Language: Aristotelian Society and The Mind Association joint session at Edinburgh, July 6 - 8, 1951 symposium on On What There Is with Peter Geach (pp. 125-136) and A.J. Ayer (pp. 137-148).
• 1951. (with J.C.C. McKinsey and W.D. Krentel.) A Simplification of Games in Extensive Form. in Duke Mathematical Journal (1951), 18: 885-900.
• 1951. On the Consistency of `New Foundations'. in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (August 15, 1951), 37(8): 538-540
• 1951. Two Dogmas of Empiricism. Philosophical Review (January 1951), 60(1): 20-43
• 1951.+ Some theorems on definability and decidability (abstract with Alonzo Church) in Journal of Symbolic Logic 16: 239 - 240
• 1951. It Tastes Like Chicken in Furioso: Winter 1951 37 - 39; REPRINTED 1989. It Tastes Like Chicken in Delos: Spring 1989 pp. 139 - 141
• 1952. On an Application of Tarski's Theory of Truth. in Proceedings of the National Academy of Science (May 15, 1952), 38(5):430-433
• 1952.+ Preface to Joseph Clark Conventional Logic and Modern Logic.., Woodstock, pp. v - vii
• 1952. The Problem of Simplifying Truth Functions. in American Mathematical Monthly (October 1952), 59:521-531
• 1952. (with Alonzo Church.) Some Theorems of Definability and Decidability. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (September 1952), 17(3): 179-187.
• 1952. (with William Craig.) On Reduction to a Symmetric Relation. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (September 1952), 17(3): 188
• 1952.+ The problem of simplifying truth functions (abstract) in Journal of Symbolic Logic 17: 156
• 1953. On w-Inconsistency and a so-called Axiom of Infinity. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (June 1953), 18(2): 119-124
• 1953. On a so-called Paradox. Mind (January 1953), 62(245): 65-67
• 1953. Mr. Strawson on Logical Theory. in Mind (October 1953), 62(248): 433-451
• 1953. On Mental Entities. Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1953), 80(3): 198-203
• 1953.+ Two Theorems About Truth Functions. in Boletin de la Sociedad Matemática Mexicana (1953), 10: 64-70.
• 1953. Dos teremas sobre funciones de verdad. in Boletin de la Sociedad Matemática Mexicana (1953), 10: 64-70. Spanish translation by Gonzalo Zubieta of Two Theorems about Truth Functions.
• 1953.+ Three Grades of Modal Involvement. in Proc. XI International Congress of Philosophy (1953), 14: pp. 65 - 81
• 1954. Interpretations of Sets of Conditions. Journal of Symbolic Logic (June 1954), 19(2): 97-102.
• 1954. Quantification and the Empty Domain. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (September 1954), 19(3): 177-179
• 1954.+ Letter on Griggs in Atlantic Monthly 194: 21
• 1954. Reduction to a Dyadic Predicate. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (September 1954), 19(3): 180-182
• 1955. A Proof Procedure for Quantification Theory. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (June 1955), 20(2): 141-149
• 1955. A Way to Simplify Truth Functions. in American Mathematical Monthly (November 1955), 62: 627-631
• 1955. On Frege's Way Out. in Mind (April 1955), 64(254): 145-159
• 1956. On Formulas with Valid Cases. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (June 1956), 21(2): 148
• 1956. Unification of Universes in Set Theory. in Journal of Symbolic Logic (September 1956), 21(3): 267-279.
• 1956. Quantifiers and Propositional Attitudes. in Journal of Philosophy (March 1, 1956), 53(5): 177-187
• 1956.+ Unification of universes in set theory (abstract) in Journal of Symbolic Logic 21: 216
• 1957.+ Logic, Symbolic. in Encyclopedia Americana
• 1957. The Scope and Language of Science. in British Journal for the Philosophy of Science (May 1957), 8(29): 1-17
• 1958. Speaking of Objects. in Proceedings and Addresses of the American Philosophical Association (1958), 31: 5-22 ;
• 1958.+ The Philosophical Bearing of Modern Logic. in Philosophy in the Mid-Century, R. Klibansky (editor), Florence: Nuova Italia, 3f
• 1959.+ Meaning and Translation. in 1972 On Translation, Reuben A. Brower, editor, Harvard University Press, Cambridge MA
• 1959.* Willard Van Orman Quine (resume and professional biography for Harvard University's Society of Fellows). in The Society of Fellows, Crane Brinton (editor), Cambridge: Harvard University Press, pp. 214 - 216
• 1959. On Cores and Prime Implicants of Truth Functions. in American Mathematical Monthly (November 1959), 66:755-760
• 1960.+ Posits and Reality. in Basis of the Contemporary Philosophy 5, S. Uyeda (editor), Tokyo, pp. 391 - 400
• 1960. Variables Explained Away. in Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society (June 1960), 104(3): 343-347.
• 1960. Carnap and Logical Truth. in Synthese (December 1960), 12(4): 350-374
• 1961. Reply to Professor Marcus. in Synthese (December 1961), 13(4): 323-330. Comments on Ruth Barcan Marcus' Modalities and Intensional Languages, in the same issue, pp. 303-322.
• 1961. Logic as a Source of Syntactical Insights. in Proceedings of Symposia in Applied Mathematics (1961), 12:1-5
• 1961. A Basis for Number Theory in Finite Classes. in Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society (July 1961), 67: 391-392
• 1962. Le Mythe de la Signification in La Philosophie Analytique (Cahiers de Royaumont IV, Paris: Minuit), pp. 139-169
• 1962. Paradox. in Scientific American (April 1962), 206(4): 84-95
• 1963. On Simple Theories of a Complex World. in Synthese (1963), 15: 103-106
• 1964. (with Hao Wang.) On Ordinals. in Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society (March 1964), 70: 297-298
• 1964. Implicit Definition Sustained. in Journal of Philosophy (January 16, 1964), 61(2): 71-74
• 1964.+ Necessary Truth. in Voice of America Forum Letters, Philosophy of Science Series, no. 7 7 pages
• 1964. Ontological Reduction and the World of Numbers. in Journal of Philosophy (March 26, 1964), 61(7): 209-216
• 1964. The Foundations of Mathematics. in Scientific American (September 1964), 211(3): 113-116, 118, 120, 122, 124, 127
• 1964. (with Henry D. Aiken, Burton S. Dreben, Hao Wang and Harry A. Wolfson.) Henry Maurice Sheffer. in Harvard University Gazette (December 26, 1964), 60(14): 87-88
• 1964. Les Frontières de la théorie logique / Frontieres dans la theorie logique. in Études Philosophiques (April-June 1964), 19(2): 191-208. French translation by Jacques Derrida and Roger Martin.
• 1965.* Universals. pp. 78 - 85 in Metaphysics, Charles Baylis (editor), MacMillan Company, New York
• 1965.+ J. L. Austin, comment. in Journal of Philosophy (November 10, 1966), 62: 509 - 510
• 1966. Russell's Ontological Development. in Journal of Philosophy (November 10, 1966), 63(21): 657, 667. Part of an APA Symposium on The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell with Carl Hempel and Hao Wang.
• 1967. On a Suggestion of Katz. in Journal of Philosophy (February 2, 1967), 64(2): 52-54
• 1967.+ Thoughts on Reading Father Owens. in Proceedings VII Inter-American Congress of Philosophy 1 pp. 60 - 63 ;
• 1967.+ Introductory Notes, From Frege to Gödel., J. van Heijenoort (editor), Harvard, pp. 150-152, 216f, 355-357
• 1968.+ Comment on "Maxwell's Paper" By W. V. Quine (London Colloquium, 1965) in Problems in Philosophy of Science, Lakatos and Musgrave (editors)
• 1968.+ Comment on "Yourgrau's Paper" By W. V. Quine (London Colloquium, 1965) in Problems in Philosophy of Science, Lakatos and Musgrave (editors)
• 1968. Replies. in Synthese (December 1968), 19(1-2): 264-322. Includes: to Smart, pp. 264-266; to Harman, pp. 267-269; to Stenius, pp. 270-273; to Chomsky, pp. 274-283; to Hintikka, pp. 284-287; to Stroud, pp. 288-291; to Strawson, pp. 292-297; to Geach, pp. 298-302; to Davidson, pp. 303-305; to Føllesdal, p. 306; to Sellars, pp. 307-310; to Kaplan, pp. 311-315; to Berry, pp. 316-318; to Jensen, pp. 319-322.
• 1968. Ontological Relativity. in Journal of Philosophy (April 4, 1968), 65(7): 185-212. The Dewey lectures 1968.
• 1968. Propositional Objects. in Critica (May 1968), 2(5): 3-22
• 1968. Existence and Quantification. in L'Age de la Science (1968), 1: 151-164
• 1968.* Implication and the Conditional. pp. 60 - 67 in Logic and Philosophy: Selected Readings, Gary Iseminger (editor), Appleton-Century-Crofts, New York
• 1968.* Aims and Claims of Regimentation. pp. 240 - 244 in Logic and Philosophy: Selected Readings, Gary Iseminger (editor), Appleton-Century-Crofts, New York
• 1969.+ Natural Kinds. in Essays in Honor of Carl G. Hempel, N. Rescher et al (editors), Dordrecht: Reidel, pp. 5 - 23
• 1969.* Stimulus and Meaning. in The Isenberg Memorial Lecture Series 1965-1966, 39-61
• 1969.+ Linguistics and Philosophy. in Language and Philosophy, Sidney Hook (editor) 95 - 98
• 1969.+ On Austin's Method. in Symposium on J. L. Austin, K. T. Fann (editor), Routledge, pp. 86 - 90
• 1969.+ Foreward pp. ix - x in Convention by D. K. Lewis, Harvard, Cambridge
• 1969.+ The Limits of Decision. in Akten des XIV. Internationalen Kongresses für Philosophie, 3: 57 - 62
• 1970. Philosophical Progress in Language Theory. in Metaphilosophy (January 1970), 1(1): 2-19  ;
• 1970.+ Existence. pp. 89 - 103 in Physics, Logic, and History, Wolfgang Yourgrau and Allen D. Breck (editors), Plenum Press, New York
• 1970. Methodological Reflections on Current Linguistic Theory. in Synthese (October 1970), 21(3-4) & 22(1-2): 386-398  ;
• 1970. Sur la tâche de la grammaire. in L'Age de la Science (1970), 3: 3-15.
• 1970. On the Reasons for Indeterminacy of Translation. in Journal of Philosophy (March 26, 1970), 67(6): 178-183. Comments on B.M. Humphries' Indeterminacy of Translation and Theory, in the same issue, pp. 167-178.  ;
• 1970.+ Grades of Theoreticity. in Experience and Theory, L. Foster and J. W. Swanson (editors), Amherst: University of Massachusetts, pp. 1 - 17
• 1970.+ Reply to Mr. Flexner in New York Review of Books 13(12): 38
• 1970. Reply to D.A. Martin. in Journal of Philosophy (April 23, 1970), 67(8): 247-248. Concerns Donald A. Martin's review of W. V. Quine's book: . Set Theory and Its Logic in Journal of Philosophy (February 26, 1970), 67(4): 111-114.
• 1970.+ Comments on Belnap (abstract) in Nous 4: 12
• 1971.+ Predicate-functor logic (abstract) in Journal of Symbolic Logic 36: 382
• 1971.+ Predicate-functor logic. pp. 309 - 315 in Proceedings of the Second Scandinavian Logic Symposium: Studies in logic and the Foundation of Mathematics volume 63, J. Fenstad (editor), North-Holland Publishing Co, Amsterdam
• 1971.* Epistemology Naturalized. in Akten des XIV. Internationalen Kongresses für Philosophie, 6: 87 - 103
• 1971.+ Homage to Carnap. in Boston Studies in Philosophy of Science 8, pp. xxii - xxv
• 1972.+ Remarks for a Memorial Symposium. in Bertrand Russell, D. Pear (editor), New York: Doubleday, pp. 1 - 5
• 1972. Reflexiones sobre el apprendizaje del lenguaje. in Teorema (1972), 6: 5-23. Quine's translation of part of a draft of his book: The Roots of Reference.
• 1972.* Meaning and Translation. pp. 70 - 95 in Challenges to Empiricism, Harold Morick (editor), Wadsworth Publishing Company
• 1972.* On the Role of Logic in Explanation. pp. 150 - 157 in the Problem of Scientific Realism, Edward A. MacKinnon (editor), Appleton-Century-Crofts, New York
• 1972.+ Levels of Abstraction presented at First International Conference on Unified Science, New York, November, 1972. ; being presented by Douglas Quine at the December 2014 University of Glasgow, Scotland conference on Quine and His Place In History and in press 2015 in the proceedings]
• 1973. Vagaries of Definition. in Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences (1973), 211: 247-250
• 1974. Paradoxes of Plenty. in Daedalus (1974), 103(4): 38-40
• 1974.+ On Popper's Negative Methodology. in The Philosophy of Karl Popper, P. A. Schilpp (editor), La Salle, IL: Open Court, pp. 218 - 220
• 1974.* Use Versus Mention. pp. 89 - 94 in Readings in Semantics, Farhang Zabeeh, E. D. Klemke, Arthur Jacobson (editors), University of Illinois Press, Urbana
• 1974. Comments on Donald Davidson. in Synthese (July-August 1974), 27: 325-329. Comments on Donald Davidson's Belief and the Basis of Meaning, pp. 309-323.
• 1974. Truth and Disquotation. in Proceedings 1971 Tarski Symposium, Providence: American Mathematical Society, pp. 373 - 384
• 1974.* Truth. pp. 83 - 93 in Logic and Philosophy for Linguists: A Book of Readings J. M. E. Moravcsik (editor), Mouton & Co, The Hague
• 1974. Comments on Michael Dummett. in Synthese (July-August 1974), 27: 399. Comments on Michael Dummett's The Significance of Quine's Indeterminacy Thesis, pp. 351-397.
• 1975. On Empirically Equivalent Systems of the World. in Erkenntnis (November 1975), 9: 313-328 ;
• 1975.+ Mind and Verbal Dispositions. in Mind and Language: Wolfson College Lectures, Samuel Guttenplan (editor), Oxford: Clarendon Press, pp. 83 - 95  ;
• 1975.+ The Nature of Natural Knowledge. in Mind and Language: Wolfson College Lectures, Samuel Guttenplan (editor), Oxford: Clarendon Press, pp. 67 - 81  ;
• 1975.+ The Variable. in Lecture Notes in Mathematics 453, Logic Colloquium, Springer-Verlag 155 - 168 (reprinted in W. V. Quine's The Ways of Paradox, 2nd edition)
• 1975.+ A Letter to Mr. Ostermann. (advice to philosophers) pp. 227 - 230 in The Owl of Minerva: Philosophers on Philosophy, Charles J. Bontempo and S. Jack Odell (editors), McGraw Hill, New York ;
• 1975.* The Nature of Natural Knowledge. pp. 441 - 450 in Mind & Language: Wolfson College Lectures 1974, Samuel Guttenplan (editor), Oxford University Press, London
• 1975.+ On the Individuation of Attributes. in The Logical Enterprise, R. Martin (editor), New Haven: Yale, pp. 3 - 13
• 1975.+ Respuestas. in Aspectos de la Filosofia de Quine, M. Garrido (editor), Valencia: Teorema, pp. 149 - 168
• 1976.+ Letter to Grünbaum in Harding in Erkenntnis 10: 132
• 1976.+ Comment on Croddy in Erkenntnis 10: 103
• 1976. Grades of Discriminability. in Journal of Philosophy (March 1976), 73(5): 113-116
• 1976. Worlds Away. in Journal of Philosophy (December 1976), 22(12): 859-864.
• 1976.* Comment on W. S. Croddy's Paper. in Erkenntnis (April 1976), 13: 103.
• 1976.+ Comments. in Norbert Wiener: Collected Works , volume 1, P. Masani (editor), Cambridge: MIT, pp. 225, 233
• 1976.+ Whither Physical Objects? in Essays in Memory of Imre Lakatos: Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science 39; Synthese Library volume 99, Robert S. Cohen and Marx W. Wartofsky (editors), pp. 497 - 504
• 1976.* Homage to Yehoshua Bar Hillel. page XVIII in Language in Focus: Foundations, Methods and Systems: Essays in Memory of Yehoshua Bar-Hillel. Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science Volume XLIII, Synthese Library volume 89, Asa Kasher (editor)
• 1977. A Closer Look. in Journal of Philosophy (July 1977), 74(7): 415-416
• 1977.+ Facts of the Matter. in American Philosophy: from Edwards to Quine, R. Shahan (editor), Normal: University of Oklahoma Press, pp. 176 - 196  ;
• 1977.+ Intensions Revisited. pp. 5- 11 in Midwest Studies in Philosophy Volume II: Studies in the Philosophy of Language, Peter A. French, Theodore E. Uehling Jr, Howard K. Wettstein (editors), University of Minnesota (publisher), Morris
• 1977.* Quine and His Replies. in Revue Internationale de Philosophie Volume 51, number 202, part 4 567 - 582 Includes: to Hintikka, pp. 567 - 568; to Smart, pp. 569 - 570; to Haack, pp. 571 - 572; to Orenstein, pp. 573 - 574; to Lewis and Holdcroft, pp. 575 - 577; to Laugier, pp. 579 - 580; to Lauener, pp. 581 - 582.
• 1978. Reply to Lycan and Pappas. in Philosophia (July 1978), 7(3-4): 637-638. Reply to William G. Lycan's and George S. Pappas's Quine's Materialism. in Philosophia (1976), 6: 101-130.
• 1978. Use and Its Place in Meaning. in Erkenntnis (July 1978), 13: 1-8.
• 1978.+ The Ideas of Quine. in Men of Ideas, B. Magee (editor), London, pp. 168 - 179 ;
• 1978. Postscript on Metaphor. in Critical Inquiry (Autumn 1978), 5(1): 161-162.
• 1978.+ On the Nature of Moral Values. in Values and Morals., A. I. Goldman and J. Kim (editors), Reidel, pp. 37 - 45
• 1979.+ Comments (on Davidson) in Meaning and Use, A. Margalit (editor), Reidel, 21 - 22
• 1979. Comments on W. Newton-Smith. in Analysis (March 1979), 39(2): 66-67. Comments on W. Newton Smith's The Underdetermination of Theory by Data. in Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume (1978), 52: 71-91.
• 1979. On Not Learning to Quantify. in Journal of Philosophy (August 1979), 76(8): 429-430.
• 1979. Cognitive Meaning. in Monist (April 1979), 62(2): 129-142  ;
• 1979.* Clauses and Classes. in Bulletin d'Information, Société Française de Logique, Methodologie et Philosophie des Sciences (1979), 6: 23-39
• 1979.+ Kurt Gödel. in American Philosophical Association Yearbook, pp. 81 - 84
• 1979. Has Philosophy Lost Contact with People? in Newsday (November 18, 1979), Part 1, Section 2: 5, 13. Rewritten by editor of Newsday.
• 1979.+ Reply to Prof. Seidel New York Review of Books 1979), 25 (22): 49
• 1979.+ Word of advice Boston Herald American (newspaper), January 22, 1979: 15
• 1980. Sellars on Behaviorism, Language, and Meaning. in Pacific Philosophical Quarterly (January-April 1980), 61(1-2): 26-30. Comments on Wilfrid Sellars' Behaviorism, Language and Meaning, pp. 3-25.
• 1980. Soft Impeachment Disowned. in Pacific Philosophical Quarterly (October 1980), 61(4): 450-451
• 1980. What Is It All About? American Scholar (Winter 1980-81), 50(1): 43-54.
• 1980.+ The Variable and Its Place In Reference. in Philosophical Subjects: Essays on the Work of P. F. Strawson, Z. van Straaten (editor), Oxford, pp. 164 - 173
• 1980. Preface to Bruno Garofalo (editor) Lezioni di filosofia del linguaggio (Napoli: Casa Editrice Didasco: 1980) with Italian Traduzione by Bruno Garofalo
• 1981. What Price Bivalence? Journal of Philosophy (February 1981), 78(2): 90-95
• 1981. Predicate Functors Revisited. in Journal of Symbolic Logic649-652
• 1981.* Grammar, Truth, and Logic. pp. 17 - 28 in Philosophy and Grammar: Papers on the Occasion of the Quincentennial of Uppsala University., S. Kanger and S. Ohman (editors), D. Reidel Publishing ;
• 1981.* The Pragmatists' Place in Empiricism. pp. 21-39 in Pragmatism: Its Sources and Prospects, Robert J. Mulvaney and Philip M. Zeltner (editors), University of South Carolina Press
• 1981.* Reply to Chihara. in Midwestern Studies in Philosophy VI, 1981: the Foundations of Analytic Philosophy 6: 453 - 454
• 1981.* Reply to Stroud. in Midwestern Studies in Philosophy VI, 1981: the Foundations of Analytic Philosophy 6: 473 - 475
• 1981. Replies to Eleven Essays. in Philosophical Topics (Spring 1981), 12(1): 227-244. Replies to the eleven essays (by Gilbert Harmon, J. N. Mohanty, Michael E. Levin, Richard E. Grandy, Dale Gottlieb, Stephen Leeds, M. J. Cresswell, Mark Pastin, Mark Steiner, Diana Ackerman, and Donald Davidson) that appeared in the Quine issue of the Southwestern Journal of Philosophy (Summer 1978), 9(2)
• 1982.* Volumen especial: Dedicado a la filosofia de W. V. O. Quine (Special Volume dedicated to the Philosophy of W. V. O. Quine in Analisis Filosofico (Philosophical Analysis), Volumen II, Numeros 1-2, Mayo - Noviembre 1982 1982), Includes (Quine replies in Spanish and English): to Corsi, pp. 22 - 23 and 159 - 160; to Church, pp. 32 - 34 and 160 - 161; to Dalla Chiara and Toralso Di Francia, pp. 43 - 46 and 162 - 164; to Orayen, pp. 72 - 76 and 165 - 167; to Ros, pp. 103 - 104 and 168 - 169; to Schuldenfrei, p. 122 - 124 and 169 - 171; to Simpson, pp. 136 - 137 and 171 - 172; to Zuleta, pp. 155 - 157 and 172 - 173.
• 1982. Burdick's Attitudes. in Synthese (August 1982), 52(2): 231-232. Comments on Howard Burdick's A Logical Form for the Propositional Attitudes, pp. 185-230.
• 1982. Respuestas. in Analisis Filosófico (Buenos Aires) (1982), 2: 159-173
• 1983. Ontology and Ideology Revisited. in Journal of Philosophy (September 1983), 80(9): 499-502 ;
• 1983. Donald Cary Williams. in Proceedings and Addresses of the American Philosophical Association (1983), 57: 245-248.
• 1983.+ Gegenstand und Beobachtung. in Kant oder Hegel? , D. Henrich (editor), Stuttgart: Klein-Cotta, pp. 412 - 422
• 1984.+ Sticks and Stones; or, the Ins and Outs of Existence. pp. 13 - 26 in On Nature LeRoy S. Rouner (Editor), Boston University Studies in Philosophy and Religion, volume 6 ;
• 1984. What I Believe. in What I Believe Mark Booth (Editor) pages 70-75 ;
• 1984. Relativism and Absolutism. in Monist (July 1984), 67(3): 293-296 ;
• 1984. Carnap's Positivistic Travail. in Fundamenta Scientiae (1984), 5: 325-333 ;
• 1985. States of Mind. in Journal of Philosophy (January 1985), 82(1): 5-8 ;
• 1985.+ Events and Reification. pp. 162 - 171 in Actions and Events: Perspectives on the Philosophy of Donald Davidson, Ernest LePore and Brian McLaughlin (editors), Basil Blackwell (publisher), New York ;
• 1985. The Interview: Willard Van Orman Quine by D. C. Denison in Boston Sunday Globe Magazine (July 14, 1985): 2 ;
• 1986.+ Peano as Logician. in Celebrazione in Memoria di Giuseppe Peano, A. Conte (editor), Tornio: Universita, pp. 33 - 43
• 1986.+ The Sensory Support of Science. in Discursos , Granada: Universidad, pp. 31 - 59  ;
• 1986.+ Books That Mattered. in Harvard Guide to Influential Books, C. M. Devine et al (editors), New York: Harper, pp. 204 - 205 ;
• 1986.+ Autobiography, Replies, and Autobibliography. in The Philosophy of W. V. Quine, L. E. Hahn and P. A. Schilpp (editors), La Salle: Open Court, passim (many pages throughout)
• 1986.+ Panel on Reference. in Philosophie et culture , Montreal: Beffroi, pp. 225 - 227 ;
• 1987.+ Symbols. in Oxford Companion to the Mind , R. L. Gregory (editor), Oxford, pp. 763 - 765
• 1987.+ Respuestas. in Symposium Quine, T. Calvo and J. J. Acero (editors), Granada: Universidad, passim (throughout)
• 1987.* Belief. pp. 371 - 372 in ETC. A Review of General Semantics (A journal devoted to the role of symbols in human behavior) Volume 44: number 4, Winter 1987
• 1987. Carnap. in Yale Review (Winter 1987), 76(2): 226-230 ;
• 1987. Indeterminacy of Translation Again. in Journal of Philosophy (January 1987), 84(1): 5-10 ;
• 1987.* An Ode to Antipodes. in The Sciences (The New York Academy of Sciences), September 1987, pp. 20 - 21
• 1988. A Comment on Agassi's Remarks. in Zeitschrift für Allgemeine Wissenschaftstheories: Journal for General Philosophy of Science (1988), 19: 117-118. On Joseph Agassi's Ixmann and the Gavagai, pp. 103-116.
• 1988. Logical Correspondence with Russell. in Russell: the Journal of the Bertrand Russell Archives (Summer-Winter 1988), new series 8(1-2): 225-231. Reprinted as a monograph by McMaster University Library Press, Hamilton Ont, Canada, in 1989. Reprinted in Ian Winchester, Kenneth Blackwell, eds., Antinomies and Paradoxes: Studies in Russell's Early Philosophy (Hamilton: McMaster University Library Press, 1989) 225-231 ;
• 1988.+ The Tenability of Russell's Early Philosophy a panel discussion of A. J. Ayer (moderator), I. Grattan-Guinness, Nicholas Griffin, Robert Tully, and W. V. O. Quine in Russell: the Journal of Bertrand Russell Studies 8, issue 1: 232-246
• 1988. To a Graduate Student in Philosophy. in Proceedings and Addresses of the American Philosophical Association (September 1988), Supplement, 62(1): 258-259 ;
• 1988.+ Meaning, Truth, and Reference. in Les Formes actuelles du vrai., N. Incardona (editor), Paris: Institute International de Philosophie
• 1988.* Lines On Life For Mr. Moorhead is best known as Life is agid. Life is fulgid. and was renamed (by the editor) Methods of Logic when published in Hugh S. Moorhead (editor) The Meaning of Life: According To Our Century's Greatest Writers and Thinkers. (Chicago: Chicago Review Press): 154-155 (handwritten and printed versions) ;
• 1988. Quine Speaks His Mind. in Cogito (Bristol) (1988), 2(2): 1-5. Edo Pivcevic interviews Quine ;
• 1988. Wayward Passages. in Grand Street (Autumn) 8: 86-90
• 1989.* Mind, Brain, and Behavior. pp. 1 - 6 in Progress in Behavioral Studies Volume 1, Aaron J. Brownstein (editor), Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, Cambridge MA ;
• 1989. Fermat's last theorem in combinatorial form in American Mathematical Monthly, vol. 95, p. 626.
• 1990.* Let Me Accentuate the Positive. pp. 117 - 119 in Reading Rorty, Alan Malachowski (editor), Basil Blackwell, Cambridge, MA ;
• 1990.* The Elusiveness of Reference. pp. 13 - 24 in Sprache, Theorie und Wirklichkeit: Studia Philosophica et Historica, Michael Sukale (editor), Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Main  ;
• 1990. Elementary Proof That Some Angles Cannot be Trisected by Ruler and Compass. in Mathematics Magazine (April 1990), 63(2): 95-105
• 1990.+ Three Indeterminacies. in Perspectives on Quine , R. B. Barrett and R. F. Gibson (editors), Oxford: Blackwell, pp. 1 - 16 ;
• 1990.+ The Phoneme's Long Shadow. in Emics and Etics: The Insider / Outsider Debate (Frontiers of Anthropology), T.N. Headland, K.L. Pike, M. Harris, eds. (Newbury Park, OR: Sage Publishing) pp. 164-167  ;
• 1990.+ Frege, Gottlob. in Colliers Encyclopedia, NY: MacMillan, volume 10: 362 - 363
• 1990.* Selected Correspondence with Geach. pp 27 - 43 in Peter Geach: Philosophical Encounters, Synthese Library volume 213, Harry A. Lewis (editor), Kluwer Academic Publishers
• 1991. Two Dogmas in Retrospect. in Canadian Journal of Philosophy (September 1991), 21(3): 265-274 ;  ;
• 1992. Structure and Nature. in Journal of Philosophy (January 1992), 89(1): 6-9 ;
• 1992. Immanence and Validity. in Dialectica (1992), 45(2-3): 219-230
• 1992.+ Hobbling the Hawkers. in Common Knowledge (Spring 1992), 1(1): 17-18 ;
• 1992.* On Philosopher's Concern with Language (renamed by the editor as) Words are All We Have to Go On. in TLS (July 3, 1992), 4657: 8 ;
• 1992. Commensurability and the Alien Mind. in Common Knowledge (Winter 1992), 1(3): 1-2 ;
• 1992. Replies to Professor Riska's Eight Questions. Filozofia (1992), 47(8): 501-503. In Slovak. ;
• 1993. Dews PB; Estes WK; Morse WH; Quine WVO; Herrnstein RJ. Memorial Minute for B. F. Skinner. in Harvard Gazette (March 26, 1993), 88 (28)
• 1993.* The Nature of Natural Knowledge. pp. 441 - 450 in Foundations of Philosophy of Science: Recent Developments, James H. Fetzer (editor), Paragon House, New York
• 1993.* Philosophy. by Steven Vita (interview on books, art, journalism) pp. 19 - 27 in Veery (the first journazine) ;
• 1993.* Life and Logic. in Falling in Love with Wisdom: American Philosophers Talk About Their Calling., David D. Karnos and Robert G. Shoemaker (editors), New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 195 - 198
• 1993. In Praise of Observation Sentences. With Appendix on Neural Intake. in Journal of Philosophy (March 1993), 90(3): 107-116 ;
• 1993. The Inception of 'New Foundations'. in Bulletin de la Société Mathématique de Belgique (1993), 45: 325-328
• 1994.* W. V. Quine: Perspectives on Logic, Science and Philosophy (1994 interview by Bradley Edmister and Michael O'Shea) in The Harvard Review of Philosophy Spring 1994: Volume IV, Number 1, pp. 47 - 57  ;
• 1994.* Twentieth-Century Logic pp. 27 - 39 in The American Philosopher: Conversations with Quine, Davidson, Putnam, Nozick, Danto, Rorty, Cavell, MacIntyre, and Kuhn, Giovanna Borradori, University of Chicago Press, Chicago ;
• 1994.* Comment on "Carnap and Quine by Neil Tennant" pp. 345 - 351 in Logic, Language, and the Structure of Scientific Theories: Proceedings of the Carnap - Reichenbach Centennial, University of Konstanz, 21-24 May 1991, Wesley Salmon and Gereon Wolters (editors), University of Pittsburg Press, Pittsburgh ;
• 1994. Promoting Extensionality. in Synthese (January 1994), 98(1): 143-151 ;
• 1994. Indeterminacy Without Tears. in Il Cannocchiale (1994), 1/2: 57-58 ;
• 1994. Responses. in Inquiry special issue entitled Symposium on Quine's Philosophy, D. Føllesdal and A. Hannay (editors), (December 1994), 37(4): 495-505.  ;
• 1994. Assuming Objects. in Theoria (1994), 60(3): 226-231 ;
• 1994.+ Interview of Quine by L. Bergstrom and D. Føllesdal in Theoria (1994), 60: 193 - 206 ;
• 1994.+ Prologo in Kurt Gödel, Ensayos ineditos, Barcelona: Mondadori, pp. 9 - 10
• 1994. Une journee avec Quine ... Les points principaux de ma position philosophique ... Discussion A. Soulez, F. Schitz, M. Sebestik, Grammaire, sujet et Signification, Cahiers de philosophie ancienne et du langage de l'Université de Paris XII-Val-de-Marne. Série Philosophie du langage n°1. L'Harmattan, Paris, p.9-35.
• 1994.+ Truth. pp. 1 - 20 in Philosophical Problems Today, Volume 1 G. Floistad (editor), Kluwer Academic Publishers  ;
• 1994. Exchange between Donald Davidson and W.V. Quine following Davidson's Lecture. in Theoria (1994), 60(3): 226-231 ;
• 1994. Dews PB; Estes WK; Morse WH; Quine WVO; Herrnstein RJ. Memorial Minute for B. F. Skinner. in The Behavior Analyst (1994), 17 (1): 3-5 ;
• 1995.+ Foreward in Kurt Gödel: Unpublished Philosophical Essays, Basel-Boston-Berlin: Birkhauser Verlag, pp. 7 - 8  ;
• 1995. Naturalism; Or, Living Within One's Means. in Dialectica (1995), 49(2-4): 251-261  ;
• 1995.+ Reactions. in On Quine, P. Leonardi and M. Santambrogio (editors), Cambridge University Press, pp. 347 - 361 ;
• 1995.+ Peirce's Logic. in Peirce and Contemporary Thought, K. L. Ketner (editor), NY: Fordham, pp. 23 - 31
• 1996. Progress on Two Fronts. in Journal of Philosophy (April 1996), 93(4): 159-163 ;  ;
• 1996. Quine /'kwain/, Willard Van Orman (b. 1908) in Thomas Mautner, ed., Dictionary of Philosophy (Oxford: Blackwell Publishers) ;
• 1997. Free Logic, Description, and Virtual Classes. in Dialogue (Winter 1997), 36(1): 101-108
• 1997. Responses to seven papers: Response to Hintikka, Response to Smart, Response to Haack, Response to Orenstein, Response to Lewis and Holdcroft, Response to Laugier, Response to Lauener, Revue Internationale de Philosophie (December 1997), 51(4) : 567-582 ;
• 1997. Mission To Brazil -- In Logique & Analyse (1997), 5-8
• 1997. Response to Leemon McHenry, Process Studies, The Forum 26: 26, 1997, pp. 13-14  ;
• 1997.* The Flowering of Thought in Language in Thought and Language. John Preston, Editor; Cambridge University Press  ;
• 1997.* Acceptance Speech in Kyoto Prizes & Inamori Foundation Grants 1996. The Inamori Foundation. Kyoto: pp. 50-51  ;
• 1997.* Tidy Parsimony in Kyoto Prizes & Inamori Foundation Grants 1996. The Inamori Foundation. Kyoto: pp. 140-153  ;
• 1998. DIE ENTWICKLUNG VON BEWUßTSEIN UND SPRACHE (Karl Jaspers Lectures given at Oldenburg on 5-6 1997) -- In LOGOS, 5, 1998 pp. 23-35
• 1999. Where Do We Disagree? in Philosophy of Donald Davidson, The Library of Living Philosophers XXVII, Open Court, 1999 Book details, price, and availability from Amazon.com ;
• 1999. A Tribute from the National Academy of Sciences (presented at the Memorial Meeting of The Charles S. Peirce Sesquicentennial International Congress, Harvard University, 10 September 1989) in Peirce Studies Number Six: Charles Sanders Peirce Memorial Appreciation, The Press of Arisbe Associates, Elsah, Illinois, 1999 pp. 15 - 22 (10 years in press) ;
• 2000. I, You, and It: An Epistemological Triangle pp. 1-6 in Orenstein, Alex and Kotatko, Petr (editors) Knowledge, Language And Logic: Questions For Quine (Boston Studies In The Philosophy Of Science): This book includes papers presented by Quine and other leading figures in their fields at a conference in the Czech Republic in 1995 on Quine's work. Book details, price, and availability from Amazon.com ;
• 2000. Response to Anthony, Response to Bergstrom, Response to George, Response to Gibson, Response to Gjelsvik, Response to Grayling, Response to Horwich, Response to Lehrer, Response to Miscevic, Response to Neale, Response to Orenstein, Response to Pagin, Response to Parsons, Response to Ray, Response to Recanati Response to Segal, Response to Stoutland, Response to Szubka, and Response to Woodruff pp. 407-430 in Orenstein, Alex and Kotatko, Petr (editors) Knowledge, Language And Logic: Questions For Quine (Boston Studies In The Philosophy Of Science):This book includes papers presented by Quine and other leading figures in their fields at a conference in the Czech Republic in 1995 on Quine's work. It also includes Quine's replies to each of the papers presented. Essays concern Quine's views on knowledge: observation, holism, truth, naturalized epistemology; about language: meaning, the indeterminacy of translation, conjecture; and about the philosophy of logic: ontology, singular terms, vagueness, identity, and intensional contexts. Book details, price, and availability from Amazon.com ;
• 2000. Three Networks: Similarity, Implication, and Membership in Proceedings of the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy, Volume 6, (Boston, August, 1998) Book details, price, and availability from Amazon.com also the complete Proceedings of the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy - Volumes 1-12 ;
• 2001. Confessions of a Confirmed Extensionalist in Floyd, Juliet and Shieh, Sanford (editors). Future Pasts: Perspectives On Analytic Philosophy In The Twentieth Century, Oxford University Press, 2000. Book details, price, and availability from Amazon.com  ;
• 2001. Truth pp 473 - 481 in Lynch, Michael P. (editor). The Nature of Truth: Classic and Contemporary Perspectives, The MIT Press, 2001. Book details, price, and availability from Amazon.com
• 2002. Advice to the Next Generation in Harmon, James L (editor). Take My Advice: Letters To The Next Generation. Simon and Schuster. (written April 8, 1989; published in April 2002) Book details, price, and availability from Amazon.com ;
• 2002. W. V. Quine: Perspectives on Logic, Science and Philosophy (1994 interview by Bradley Edmister and Michael O'Shea) in Philosophers in Conversation: Interviews from the Harvard Review of Philosophy by S. Phineas Upham (Editor) Book details, price, and availability from Amazon.com
• 2003. Ohlédnutí za dvěma dogmaty. in Filosofický ( 2003), 70 - 83 (Two Dogmas in Retrospect translated by Jaroslav Peregrin into Czech)
• 2003. 1946 Lectures on David Hume's Philosophy (James G. Buickerood, editor) in Eighteenth-Century Thought 1: 171-254 The first lecture note card is illustrated here
• 2004. Buickerood, James G. Addenda to Quine on Hume in Eighteenth-Century Thought 2: 153-163
• 2008 (1946). Nominalism in Dean W. Zimmerman. Ed., Oxford Studies in Metaphysics, vol. 4 (Oxford: Oxford University Press), 3-21  ;
• 2008 (1946). On the Notion of an Analytic Statement for University of Pennsylvania, December 18, 1946 at 3 pm.
• 2008 (1947). The Importance of Logic for Philosophy for Harvard Philosophy Club, Public Meeting, December 2, 1947 at 8 pm.
• 2008 (1947). Where is Logic Going? for Visiting Committee Dinner, December 13, 1947.
• 2008 (1949). Animadversions on the Notion of Meaning for Philosophy Colloquium, University of Pennsylvania, December 6, 1949
• 2008 (1950). The Entangled Philosophies of Mathematics for Harvard Philosophy Club, Public Meeting, October 11, 1950 at 8 pm.
• 2008 (1959). Meaning at Center for Advanced Studies in Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University, March 1959.
• 2008 (1960). Introducing Piaget April 27, 1960.  ;
• 2008 (1963). Mind-Body Problem informal remarks at Harvard Health Services weekly lunch, January 9, 1963.  ;
• 2008 (1974). W. V. Quine's Remarks in RealAudio at B. F. Skinner's Harvard University Retirement Party, October 17, 1974 is a wonderful description of parallels between Skinner and Quine's lives with connection to Alice in Wonderland. A transcript of the original 11 note cards is available at www.wvquine.org/wvq-about.html#AIINTERV ;
• 2008 (1975). Farewell Thanks at Villa Serbelloni, Italy (?), September 17, 1975.  ;
• 2008 (1975). Introducing Church at annual Alfred North Whitehead memorial lecture, March 18, 1975.  ;
• 2008 (1976). Introducing Dummett at ??, February 25, 1976.  ;
• 2008 (1977). Introducing Campbell at ??, April 13, 1977.  ;
• 2008 (1978). Farewell Department Dinner for Me at Harvard University, May 4, 1978.  ;
• 2008 (1980). Acceptance being honored as first Gail Caldwell Stine (memorial) lecturer as introduction to "What Is It All About?"  ;
• 2008 (1984). Saul Kripke introduction at Kaplan Festival at Stanford, March 19, 1984.  ;
• 2008 (1986). Jean van Heijenoort Memorial at Harvard University, April 28, 1986. (there were memorials at both Harvard University and Stanford University; I've corrected this listing to indicate that Quine's talk was at Harvard based on Irving H. Anellis' "Jean van Heijenoort, the revolutionary, the scholar, and man (1912-1986)" in Studies in East European Thought (1988) 35(2): 147-178) ;
• 2008 (1986). The Way The World Is was presented at Harvard's 350th celebration, Cambridge, MA in March 1986
• 2008 (1990). Preface to The Logic of Sequences: A Generalization of Principia Mathematica (Harvard Dissertations in Philosophy).: Garland, x + 290 pp.
• 2008 (1992). Pressing Extensionality, Føllesdal Festival, Oslo, June 13, 1992
• 2008 (1994). Introducing Roger Shepard, November 16, 1994  ;
• 2008 (1995). In Memory of John Finley, Eliot House, October 26, 1995  ;
• 2008 (1996). The Innate Foundational Endowments (draft in W. V. Quine archives dated March and May 1996)
• 2008 (1998). The Growth of Mind and Language originally published in German as DIE ENTWICKLUNG VON BEWUßTSEIN UND SPRACHE (Karl Jaspers Lectures given at Oldenburg on 5-6 1997) -- In LOGOS, 5, 1998 pp. 23-35
• 2008 (1998). There is Always a Further Step originally published in German as Es gibt immer einen weiteren Schritt -- In Dagmar Bouchers, Olaf Brill, and Uwe Czaniera, eds., Einladung zum Denken: Ein kleiner Streifzug durch die analytische Philosophie (Vienna: Verlag Hölder-Pinchler-Tempsky, 1998), 30-45 ;
• 2015 in press (1972) Levels of Abstraction originally presented at First International Conference on Unified Science, New York, November, 1972. ; being presented by Douglas Quine at the December 2014 University of Glasgow, Scotland conference on Quine and His Place In History and in press 2015 in the proceedings

Ver também

• Quine, programa de computador inventado por influência de Willard Quine.
• Átomo de Quine, o hiperconjunto Q = { Q }
• Metaontologia

Ligações externas

• Bibliografia completa de Quine, em inglês.
• Texto original de "Two Dogmas of Empiricism", em inglês.
• Texto original de "On Simple Theories Of A Complex World", em inglês.

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Filósofos	Noam Chomsky David Chalmers Daniel Dennett Keith Donnellan Paul Feyerabend Bas van Fraassen Gottlob Frege Jerry Fodor Ian Hacking Alasdair MacIntyre Ernest Nagel Thomas Nagel Derek Parfit Karl Popper John Searle Peter Singer J. J. C. Smart Charles Taylor (filósofo) Michael Walzer Cambridge G. E. Moore Roger Scruton Bertrand Russell Frank P. Ramsey Ludwig Wittgenstein Oxford G. E. M. Anscombe J. L. Austin A. J. Ayer Michael Dummett Antony Flew Philippa Foot Peter Geach Paul Grice R. M. Hare Peter Hacker Gilbert Ryle P. F. Strawson Bernard Williams Círculo de Berlim Carl Gustav Hempel Hans Reichenbach Círculo de Viena Rudolf Carnap Kurt Gödel Otto Neurath Moritz Schlick Harvard Roderick Chisholm Donald Davidson Nelson Goodman Thomas Kuhn Robert Nozick Hilary Putnam W. V. O. Quine John Rawls Pittsburgh School Robert Brandom John McDowell Wilfrid Sellars Princeton David Lewis Saul Kripke Richard Rorty Notre Dame Peter van Inwagen Alvin Plantinga Língua portuguesa Newton da Costa Desidério Murcho Vicente Ferreira da Silva Jean-Yves Béziau

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Axiomas	Axioma da escolha Axioma da escolha numerável Princípio da Escolha Dependente Axioma da extensão Axioma do infinito Axioma do par Axioma da potência Axioma da regularidade Axioma da união Axioma da substituição Axioma da separação Hipótese do continuum Axioma de Martin Propriedade de grande cardinal
Operações	Produto cartesiano Teoremas de De Morgan Interseção Conjunto de partes Complementar Diferença simétrica União
Conceitos	Cardinalidade Número cardinal Classe Universo construível Elemento Família Função bijectiva Número ordinal Indução transfinita Diagrama de Venn
Conjuntos	Argumento de diagonalização de Cantor Conjunto contável Conjunto vazio Conjunto finito Conjunto difuso Conjunto hereditariamente finito Conjunto infinito Conjunto recursivo Subconjunto Conjunto transitivo Conjunto não enumerável Conjunto universo
Teorias	Teoria axiomática dos conjuntos Teorema de Cantor Forçamento Teoria de conjuntos de Morse–Kelley Teoria ingênua dos conjuntos New Foundations Paradoxos Principia mathematica Paradoxo de Russell Problema de Suslin NBG Teoria de conjuntos de Zermelo ZFC Teorias de conjuntos alternativas
Pessoas	Abraham Fraenkel Bertrand Russell Ernst Zermelo Georg Cantor John von Neumann Kurt Gödel Lotfali Askar-Zadeh Paul Bernays Paul Cohen Richard Dedekind Thomas Jech Willard Quine

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