In another book, Sense and Sensibilia, he played off the fact that his name sounds like that of a famous novelist.
Essays by this philosopher, including "The Line and the Cave in Plato's Republic" and "Are There A Priori Concepts?" were collected by G. J. Warnock and J. O. Urmson after his death.  The book they edited, Philosophical Papers, also contains more interesting essays like "Ifs and Cans," "Other Minds," and "A Plea for Excuses."  In a set of lectures delivered at Harvard at 1955, he introduced the concept of "performative utterances."  In another book, Sense and Sensibilia, he played off the fact that his name sounds like that of a famous novelist. FTP name this ordinary language philosopher who wrote How to Do Things with Words, and who shares his name with the capital of Texas.
Essays by this philosopher, including "The Line and the Cave in Plato's Republic" and "Are There A Priori Concepts?" were collected by G. J. Warnock and J. O. Urmson after his death.  
John Langshaw Austin