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Did Frege Believe Frege's Principle?
Journal of Logic, Language and Information, 2001The author surveys different positions concerning the so-called `Frege Principle' held within the `Frege Industry'. In fact, two principles are called `Frege Principle', (1) the Principle of Semantic Compositionality, according to which ``the meaning of a syntactically complex expression is a function (only) of the meanings of its syntactic parts and ...
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2021
Abstract This book is about Frege and his contribution to philosophy. It has three parts. Part I presents his general picture of thought, that is, the object of a capacity for thought (what may be thought). The point is to stress the value of separating the business of being true from thinkers’ engagement with such business, thus from ...
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Abstract This book is about Frege and his contribution to philosophy. It has three parts. Part I presents his general picture of thought, that is, the object of a capacity for thought (what may be thought). The point is to stress the value of separating the business of being true from thinkers’ engagement with such business, thus from ...
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2013
Gottlob Frege: Ein Wegbereiter der analytischen Philosophie Das Studium der Philosophie ist von Freges Denken durchdrungen. Jeder, der eine Logikvorlesung, ein Seminar zur Sprachphilosophie oder zur Argumentationstheorie besucht, begegnet seinen Ideen. Mehr und mehr Einführungsseminare behandeln jetzt auch Freges Philosophie.
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Gottlob Frege: Ein Wegbereiter der analytischen Philosophie Das Studium der Philosophie ist von Freges Denken durchdrungen. Jeder, der eine Logikvorlesung, ein Seminar zur Sprachphilosophie oder zur Argumentationstheorie besucht, begegnet seinen Ideen. Mehr und mehr Einführungsseminare behandeln jetzt auch Freges Philosophie.
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Neologicism, Frege's Constraint, and the Frege‐Heck Condition
Noûs, 2018AbstractOne of the more distinctive features of Bob Hale and Crispin Wright's neologicism about arithmetic is their invocation of Frege's Constraint – roughly, the requirement that the core empirical applications for a class of numbers be “built directly into” their formal characterization.
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Grazer Philosophische Studien, 2007
In recent work on Frege, one of the most salient issues has been whether he was prepared to make serious use of semantical notions such as reference and truth. I argue here Frege did make very serious use of semantical concepts. I argue, fi rst, that Frege had reason to be interested in the question how the axioms and rules of his formal theory might ...
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In recent work on Frege, one of the most salient issues has been whether he was prepared to make serious use of semantical notions such as reference and truth. I argue here Frege did make very serious use of semantical concepts. I argue, fi rst, that Frege had reason to be interested in the question how the axioms and rules of his formal theory might ...
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2022
Abstract Frege’s main critique of psychologism is that it presents a mistaken picture of language which turns the objectivity of sense and the communication of thoughts into a mystery. Contrary to what Hans Sluga and Philip Kitcher have maintained, this chapter argues that Frege’s anti-psychologism does not depend on appealing to a form ...
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Abstract Frege’s main critique of psychologism is that it presents a mistaken picture of language which turns the objectivity of sense and the communication of thoughts into a mystery. Contrary to what Hans Sluga and Philip Kitcher have maintained, this chapter argues that Frege’s anti-psychologism does not depend on appealing to a form ...
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FREGE’S THEORY OF REAL NUMBERS: A CONSISTENT RENDERING
Review of Symbolic Logic, 2022Marco Panza
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Frege, the self-consciousness of judgement, and the indefinability of truth
British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 2021Colin Johnston
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