In his most famous work, he claimed that all the talk regarding the mental was no more than a certain way of talking about bodies, although he denied that his work was behaviorist.
Lesser known works of this philosopher includes Plato's Progress and Dilemmas. He made the distinction between categories and types, arguing that the goal of philosophy is to correct "category mistakes." In his 1922 paper, "Systematically Misleading Expressions" he argued that philosophical problems arise from improper uses of language. In his most famous work, he claimed that all the talk regarding the mental was no more than a certain way of talking about bodies, although he denied that his work was behaviorist. FTP, identify this man who succeeded G.E. Moore as editor of Mind, most famous for his 1949 work, The Concept of Mind.
Lesser known works of this philosopher includes Plato's Progress and Dilemmas.
Gilbert Ryle