Works
- Identifying the mind. Selected papers, OUP, Oxford 2004, ISBN 0-19-516137-8
- "Is consciousness a brain process?" in: British Journal of Psychology 47 (1956), pp. 44–50
- "Skinner's Verbal Behavior - why we need it" in: Behaviorism, 1981.
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