William Thomas Green Morton, the man most commonly associated with the introduction of anesthesia in 1846, fathered William James Morton. William James Morton's contributions to society were substantial. He conducted pioneering work in radiology, radiation oncology, and therapeutic electricity. He authored numerous textbooks and articles, and he was an editor of a journal on human behavior. His...

TIONS -By Carl Georgk Langs and Wiluam James. Williams and Wilkin s Co. Baltimore. 1922. 4 dollars. 135 pp. This well-got-up and well-edited volume contains a reprint of William James' article on " What is an Emotion ? " in Mind, for 1884, chapter 25 on " The Emotions from his Principles of Psychology " and a new translation of Eange's uUcbcy GcwutJisbczvcgungcH, The organic theory of the emoti...

The notions of ‘saying’ and ‘what is said’ are fundamental to Paul Grice’s work. This paper argues, however, that the versions of these notions most often attributed to Grice may not be the ones he intended. To support this claim, I examine the original typescripts of Grice’s William James Lectures, and discuss comparisons made by fellow Gricean researcher—Bob Arundale—between the lectures, ori...