Early Analytic Philosophy - New Perspectives on the Tradition

Part I. Frege

1. Frege on Mathematical Progress
Patricia Blanchette

2. Identity in Frege’s Shadow
Jaakko Hintikka

3. Frege and the Aristotelian Model of Science
Danielle Macbeth

4. On the Nature, Status, and Proof of Hume’s Principle in Frege’s Logicist Project
Matthias Schirn

Part II. Russell

5. A Study in Deflated Acquaintance Knowledge: Sense-Datum Theory and Perceptual Constancy
Derek H. Brown

6. Whitehead Versus Russell
Gregory Landini

7. The Place of Vagueness in Russell’s Philosophical Development
James Levine

8. Propositional Logic from The Principles of Mathematics to Principia Mathematica

Bernard Linsky

Part III. Wittgenstein

9. Later Wittgenstein on the Logicist Definition of Number
Sorin Bangu

10. Wittgenstein’s Color Exclusion and Johnson’s Determinable
Sébastien Gandon

11. The Concept of “Essential” General Validity in Wittgenstein’s Tractatus

Brice Halimi

12.
Reconstructing a Logic from Tractatus: Wittgenstein’s Variables and Formulae

David Fisher, Charles McCarty

13. Justifying Knowledge Claims After the Private Language Argument
Gheorghe Ştefanov

Part IV. Carnap

14. Carnap, Logicism, and Ontological Commitment
Otávio Bueno

15. Frege the Carnapian and Carnap the Fregean
Gregory Lavers

16. On the Interconnections Between Carnap, Kuhn, and Structuralist Philosophy of Science
Thomas Meier

Part V. Various Echoes

17. Abstraction and Epistemic Economy
Marco Panza

18. Torn by Reason: Łukasiewicz on the Principle of Contradiction
Graham Priest

19. Why Did Weyl Think that Dedekind’s Norm of Belief in Mathematics is Perverse?
Iulian D. Toader

Avainsanat: Philosophy, History of Philosophy, Logic, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Science