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Frege's notations: what they are and how they mean

By Gregory Landini

Book information

Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan
Year
2012
ISBN
9780230554092, 9780230554108, 9780230247741
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
5 MB (5362284 bytes)
Pages
\208
Time added
2022-01-24 09:43:52

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Cover Title Copyright Dedication Contents Preface Author’s Note on the Use of Modern Logical Notations 1 Introduction 2 Frege’s Basic Logics (without Wertverläufe) 2.1 Quantification theory versus CPLogic 2.2 Sentences are not names 2.3 Judgeable contents 2.4 Basic Law IV 2.5 Begriffsschrift and Grundlagen 2.6 Grundgesetze 2.7 Derivations of some theorems in the basic logic of the Grundgesetze 3 The Ancestral 3.1 The ancestral for objects 3.2 Proof of induction within CPLogic 3.3 Cardinality as a second-level concept 3.4 The problem of infinity 4 Wertverläufe 4.1 Numbers as objects 4.2 Grundlagen and Hume’s principle 4.3 Missing IV in the Grundlagen 4.4 I believe that for ‘extension of the concept’ we could write simply ‘concept’ 5 Analysis and Recomposition 5.1 Free variables and the turnstile 5.2 Parts of senses and the informativity of logic 5.3 Oratio Obliqua 5.4 Russell’s paradox of Sinn 6 Engaging Problems 6.1 Urelements 6.2 The Ins and Outs of Frege’s Way Out 6.3 The argument for referentiality 6.4 Whence the contradiction? 6.5 Frege’s Academy Notes Bibliography Index

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