A critique of British empiricism - Cowley, Fraser (Macmillan [u.a.], 1968)
"The standpoint from which my criticisms of empiricist philosophy are made is phenomenological ... the procedure is to examine empiricist doctrines in four representative works: Hume's Treatise, Russell's The analysis of mind, Ayer's The foundations of empirical knowledge and Ryle's The concept of mind." (author)