Books:
* Intention (1957): This is arguably her most famous work, a groundbreaking analysis of the concept of intention and its role in action.
* Three Philosophers: Aristotle, Aquinas, Frege (1963): This book explores the philosophical ideas of these three major thinkers and their relevance to contemporary philosophy.
* Metaphysics and the Philosophy of Mind (1971): A collection of essays that explore various topics in metaphysics and philosophy of mind, including the nature of consciousness, the mind-body problem, and the concept of freedom.
* From Parmenides to Wittgenstein (1979): A collection of essays on the history of philosophy, ranging from ancient Greek philosophy to modern analytic philosophy.
* Collected Philosophical Papers (3 volumes, 1981): This comprehensive collection brings together many of Anscombe's most important essays and articles.
Other Important Works:
* "Modern Moral Philosophy" (1958): A highly influential essay that critiques the moral philosophy of her time and calls for a return to a more Aristotelian approach.
* "Mr. Truman's Degree" (1978): A powerful critique of the morality of nuclear war and the use of atomic bombs.
* "The First Person" (1965): An influential essay on the nature of self-consciousness and the concept of the first-person perspective.
* "Causality and Determination" (1971): An important contribution to the debate about free will and determinism.
These are just a few examples of Anscombe's many important works. Her writing is characterized by its clarity, rigor, and depth of insight. She remains a highly respected figure in the history of philosophy and her ideas continue to be debated and discussed today.