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Noam Chomsky and Alexander George, Reflections on Chomsky (edited book)
Wiley-Blackwell. 1991.

Alexander George, Whose language is it anyway? Some notes on idiolects
Philosophical Quarterly 40 (160): 275-298. 1990.

Alexander George, Book Reviews (review)
Mind 99 (393): 123-126. 1990.

Alexander George, Luntley, Michael, Language, Logic and Experience: The Case for Antirealism (review)
Mind 99 (n/a): 123. 1990.

Alexander George, Intuitionism, Excluded Middle and Decidability: A Response to Weir on Dummett: A Response to Weir on Dummett
Mind 97 (388): 597-602. 1988.

Alexander George, The conveyability of intuitionism, an essay on mathematical cognition
Journal of Philosophical Logic 17 (2). 1988.

Alexander George, Book Reviews (review)
Philosophical Quarterly 38 (150): 117-122. 1988.

Alexander George, Review of Michael Luntley MIND AND LANGUAGE (review)
Mind and Language 2 (2): 155-164. 1987.

Alexander George, Reply to Weir on Dummett and intuitionism
Mind 96 (383): 404-406. 1987.

Alexander George, The imprecision of impredicativity
Mind 96 (384): 514-518. 1987.

Alexander George, Must the Language of Knowledge Be Used in Explaining Knowledge of Language?
Dissertation, Harvard University. 1986.

Alexander George, Whence and Whither the Debate Between Quine and Chomsky?
Journal of Philosophy 83 (9): 489. 1986.

Alexander George, Skolem and the löwenheim-skolem theorem: a case study of the philosophical significance of mathematical results
History and Philosophy of Logic 6 (1): 75-89. 1985.

Alexander George, On Devitt on Dummett
Journal of Philosophy 81 (9): 516. 1984.

Alexander George, What’s wrong with intelligent design, and with its critics

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