Contemporary Analytic Philosophy |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Belief Inquiry and Meaning | 14 |
The New Logic | 67 |
Copyright | |
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actual affairs analysis analytic philosophy argument arithmetic assertion basic belief called Carnap Common Sense criterion definite description determine distinction doubt empirical ence entities ethics example existence experience fact first-level concept formulation Frege function G. E. M. Anscombe give human hypothesis Ibid ideas Idem identity statements important individual object kind knowledge language language-game logical atomism logical positivism Ludwig Wittgenstein mathematics matter meaning meaningful ment metaphysics method mind modal modal logic Moore notion ontology ordinary ostensive definition particular Peirce Peirce's philoso Philosophical Investigations phrase positivists possible pragmatic pragmatic maxim predicate principle priori problems proper name properties proposition quantified question Quine Quine's reality reference relation rigid designator role Russell Russell's Schlick sense and reference sentence Socrates term theory things thought tion Tractatus true or false truth or falsity truth-value understand University variables various verifiable Vienna Circle Wittgenstein word world-picture writings