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Review of: Atina Knowles'. ‘Geach’s “Good” and “Bad”, Attributive After All’
I follow the distinction of predicative versus attributive adjectives introduced by P.T. Geach in 1956 and discuss Atina Knowles' arguments contra the revisions of Geach's original conception.
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