This thinker rejected the existence of pure universals, concepts, and relations in the essay
This thinker rejected the existence of pure universals, concepts, and relations in the essay "Are There A Priori Concepts" contained in his Philosophical Papers. In another work, this man argued that everyday language used to describe perception was more refined than the dichotomy between the material world and sense data. Another work by him outlines five forms of statements that are neither true nor false and indicate action. That work examines performative utterances that make up illocutionary speech acts. For 10 points, name this British philosopher who wrote Sense and Sensibilia and How to Do Things with Words.
This thinker rejected the existence of pure universals, concepts, and relations in the essay
{J.L. Austin} [or {John Langshaw Austin}]