Works
- Barwise, J, (1975) Admissible Sets and Structures. An Approach to Definability Theory ISBN 0-387-07451-1
- Barwise, J, Editor (1977) Handbook of Mathematical Logic. ISBN 0-7204-2285-X
- Barwise, K. J. (1988) The Situation in Logic ISBN 0-937073-32-6
- Barwise, K. J. & Etchemendy, J. (1987) The Liar: An Essay in Truth and Circularity ISBN 0-19-505944-1
- Barwise, K. J. & Moss, L. (1996) Vicious Circles. On the Mathematics of Non-Wellfounded Phenomena ISBN 1-57586-008-2
- Barwise, K. J. & Perry, John (1983) Situations and Attitudes. Cambridge: MIT Press. ISBN 1-57586-193-3
- Barwise, K, J. & Seligman, J. (1997) Information Flow: the Logic of Distributed Systems ISBN 0-521-58386-1
- Barwise, K. J. & Etchemendy, J. (2002) Language, Proof and Logic ISBN 1-57586-374-X
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