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The original manuscript of A. Prior's paper published in Philosophical studies, vol. 14, 1963. Signed as Prior, Manchester University. Possibly typed in 1961, as no reference is of a later date.

Prior's review of D. Daiches Raphael's book The moral sense, published in Landfall, vol. 1 (1947), pp. 314 – 318

A photocopy of Prior's manuscript for a children/beginners’ logic textbook. A note on the back page says "Copyright - 1970 Mary Prior". It is believed that "First things in logic" was a byproduct of Prior's work on the textbook "The craft of formal…

Prior's review of the book Manuel of doctrineby J.M. Bates, in NZ Listener, 6 April 1951, p. 12-13

Link to an audio recording of Prior's radio talk "Many-valued logics", part of the three-talk series entitled "The Logic Game" (1957). This is the third talk, broadcast on 17 November 1957. Only the second half of the talk is recorded. It starts at…

Prior's review of G.H. Duggan's book Evolution and philosophy, published in NZ Listener on 9 December 1949, p. 17. This review would trigger a long debate in NZ Listener, entitled "How things began".

Logic lecture notes mimeographed at the Philosophy Department of the Canterbury University College/University of Canterbury. The notes are presented in 200 sections, divided in 5 topical parts. Each part has a separate title, separate pagination and…

Logic lecture notes mimeographed at the Philosophy Department of the Canterbury University College/University of Canterbury. The notes are presented in 200 sections, divided in 5 topical parts. Each part has a separate title, separate pagination and…

Logic lecture notes mimeographed at the Philosophy Department of the Canterbury University College/University of Canterbury. The notes are presented in 200 sections divided in 5 topical parts. Each part has a separate title, separate pagination and…

Two pages of logic lecture notes mimeographed at the Philosophy Department of the Canterbury University College/University of Canterbury. The notes are titled 'Some new systems of modal logic (1957-8)' and were obviously meant to serve as an appendix…