C.D. Broad makes it to the SEP

I'm really pleased to see that a good piece on C.D. Broad has been added to the ever-more-wonderful Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

It has always seemed to me that Broad has been underrated (compared e.g. with Moore); and — leaving aside the special case of Ramsey — Broad remains in many ways the philosopher from the first half of the twentieth century whom I feel most in sympathy with. Some years ago, as an act of Cambridge piety, I wrote the entry on Broad for the surely misbegotten...