The Foundations of Frege's Logic
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The Foundations of Frege's Logic

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The Foundations of Frege's Logic

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Publisher
De Gruyter
Year
2012
ISBN
9783110849264
Edition
1
Topic
Philosophy
Subtopic
Philosophy History & Theory

Table of contents

  1. Preface
  2. Acknowledgements
  3. Chapter One: Constructions
  4. 1. Entities, constructions, and functions
  5. 2. Two views of arithmetic
  6. 3. The linguistic turn
  7. ChapterTwo: Fregean Functions
  8. 4. Frege and constructions
  9. 5. Functions as structured entities
  10. 6. The Extensionality Thesis
  11. 7. Unsaturatedness
  12. 8. The Immediacy Thesis
  13. Chapter Three: Fregean Objects
  14. 9. Objects as their own constructions
  15. 10. Objects as meta-constructions
  16. 11. Multiple analyses
  17. Chapter Four: Variables
  18. 12. Russell’s Paradox
  19. 13. The Vicious Circle Principle
  20. 14. An objectual notion of variable
  21. Chapter Five: A Hierarchy of Entities
  22. 15. The five modes of forming constructions
  23. 16. The ramified hierarchy
  24. 17. Substitution
  25. Chapter Six: Two Interpretations of the Concept Script
  26. 18. The syntax of the Concept Script
  27. 19. Interpretation A
  28. 20. Interpretation B
  29. 21. The ambiguity embraced
  30. Chapter Seven: Senses and Presentations
  31. 22. The ambiguity
  32. 23. Rigid presentations
  33. 24. Indexicals
  34. Chapter Eight: The Mediacy Thesis
  35. 25. The discrepancy
  36. 26. The definite article
  37. 27. Oblique reference
  38. Chapter Nine: Disambiguating Natural Discourse
  39. 28. Context dependence
  40. 29. The asymmetry argument
  41. 30. Russell’s Theory of Descriptions
  42. Chapter Ten: Church’s Logic of Sense and Denotation
  43. 31. Disambiguating with the grain
  44. 32. Church’s system rectified
  45. 33. Assertion
  46. 34. The cross-reference problem
  47. Chapter Eleven: Logical Space
  48. 35. The nature of determiners
  49. 36. Possible worlds
  50. 37. The temporal dimension
  51. 38. Epistemic framework
  52. Chapter Twelve: Transparent Intensional Logic
  53. 39. Application
  54. 40. Aboutness
  55. 41. De dicto and de re
  56. 42. The limitations of logical space
  57. 43. Constructional attitudes: aboutness revisited
  58. 44. Codes and languages
  59. Chapter Thirteen: Inference
  60. 45. The two views
  61. 46. ‘Natural deduction’
  62. 47. Sequents
  63. Chapter Fourteen: The Fallacy of Subject Matter
  64. 48. ‘Arbitrary objects’
  65. 49. Fictional and historic reference
  66. 50. ‘Formal axiomatics’
  67. 51. Epilogue
  68. Appendices
  69. Bibliography
  70. Index of Names
  71. Index of Subjects