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THE ARISTOTELIAN SOCIETY COUNCIL President: Professor R THE ARISTOTELIAN SOCIETY COUNCIL President: Professor R. R. K. Sorabji •Alexander, Professor P. *Altham, DrJ. E.J. Downloaded from https://academic.oup.com/aristotelian/issue/86/1 by guest on 24 September 2021 Ayer, Professor Sir Alfred Berlin, Professor Sir I. Braithwaite, Professor R. B. •Charles, Dr David t*Davies, Dr M. K. Emmett, Professor Dorothy Findlay, Professor J. N. Gallie, Professor W. B. *Guttenplan, Dr S. Hamlyn, Professor D. W. Hare, Professor R. M. Holland, Professor R. F. *Hollis, Professor M. Kneale, Professor M. Kneale, Professor W. Korner, Professor S. Lewis, Professor H. D. Mackinnon, Professor D. M. Manser, Professor A. O'Connor, Professor D. J. Popper, Professor Sir Karl Quinton, A. M. •Sainsbury, Dr R. M. (Hon. Secretary and Editor) f*Savile, A. B. (Monographs Editor) Smiley, Professor T. J. Strawson, Professor Sir Peter Walsh, Professor W. H. *Walton, Professor G. N. (Treasurer) White, Professor A. R. 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