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Ian Rawlins. Natural philosophy and the fine arts. Aesthetics and the gestalt, a collection of essays and other writings by Ian Rawlins, Nelson, Edinburgh1953, pp. 51–67. (Reprinted from Memoirs and proceedings of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society, vol. 88 (1946–7), pp. 63–76). - Ian Rawlins. The philosophy of science and art. Aesthetics and the gestalt, a collection of essays and other writings by Ian Rawlins, Nelson, Edinburgh1953, pp. 78–84. (Reprinted from Alumni, vol. 19 (1950), pp. 382–387.) - Ian Rawlins. The functional “a priori.”Aesthetics and the gestalt, a collection of essays and other writings by Ian Rawlins, Nelson, Edinburgh1953, pp. 117–122. A reprint of XII 64. - Ian Rawlins. Definition in philosophy. Aesthetics and the gestalt, a collection of essays and other writings by Ian Rawlins, Nelson, Edinburgh1953, pp. 135–137. A reprint of XVII 223.

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Ian Rawlins. Natural philosophy and the fine arts. Aesthetics and the gestalt, a collection of essays and other writings by Ian Rawlins, Nelson, Edinburgh1953, pp. 51–67. (Reprinted from Memoirs and proceedings of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society, vol. 88 (1946–7), pp. 63–76). - Ian Rawlins. The philosophy of science and art. Aesthetics and the gestalt, a collection of essays and other writings by Ian Rawlins, Nelson, Edinburgh1953, pp. 78–84. (Reprinted from Alumni, vol. 19 (1950), pp. 382–387.) - Ian Rawlins. The functional “a priori.”Aesthetics and the gestalt, a collection of essays and other writings by Ian Rawlins, Nelson, Edinburgh1953, pp. 117–122. A reprint of XII 64. - Ian Rawlins. Definition in philosophy. Aesthetics and the gestalt, a collection of essays and other writings by Ian Rawlins, Nelson, Edinburgh1953, pp. 135–137. A reprint of XVII 223.

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