Everett W. Hall

Hall, Everett W. 1928. “Some Meanings of Meaning in Dewey’s Experience and Nature.” The Journal of Philosophy 25(7): 169–181.

Hall, Everett W. 1930. “Of What Use are Whitehead’s Eternal Objects?” The Journal of Philosophy 27(2): 29–44.

Hall, Everett W. 1932. “Relevance and Scientific Method.” The Journal of Philosophy 29(20): 533–542.

Hall, Everett W. 1936. “Of What Use is Metaphysics?” The Journal of Philosophy 33(9): 236–245.

Hall, Everett W. 1942. “Is Philosophy a Science?” The Journal of Philosophy 39(5): 113–118.

Hall, Everett W. 1956a. “Further Words on ‘Ought’ [on Adams (1956)].” Philosophical Studies 7(5): 74–78.

Hall, Everett W. 1956b. “Ghosts and Categorial Mistakes.” Philosophical Studies 7(1–2): 1–6.

Hall, Everett W. 1957. “Comments [on the symposium ‘Logical Subjects and Physical Objects’].” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 17(4): 478–482.

Hall, Everett W. 1960. “Speculation on a Logical Lapse of Kurt Baier.” Philosophical Studies 11(1–2): 7–10.

Hall, Everett W. 1961. Our Knowledge of Fact and Value. Chapel Hill, North Carolina: University of North Carolina Press.

Hall, Everett W. 1962. “My Possession of My Experiences.” Philosophical Studies 13(4): 59–62.

Adams, E. M. 1956. “The Nature of Ought.” Philosophical Studies 7(3): 36–42.