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The “Philosophy of Language”

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THOUGH it is my principle never to answer any criticism of my writings, I find myself obliged to deviate for once from this rule by the character of your highly esteemed review, and by the desire to find a discerning appreciation from your readers, whose judgment has for me the greater value, as it is the main aim of all my works to restore the relations between the science of mind and natural philosophy. Therefore you would oblige me very much by publishing the following short remarks:—

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NOIRÉ, L. The “Philosophy of Language”. Nature 23, 124–125 (1880). https://doi.org/10.1038/023124c0

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