This introduction to modern work in analytic philosophy uses the example of the proper name to give a clear explanation of the logical theories of Gottlob Frege, and explain the application of his ideas to ordinary language. McCulloch then shows how meaning is rooted in the philosophy of mind and the question of intentionality, and looks at the ways in which thought can be "about" individual material objects.
Thomas Hofweber
Ash Asudeh and Gianluca Giorgolo
Maria Rosa Antognazza
Leon Horsten and Philip Welch
James P. Blevins
Erich H. Reck and Georg Schiemer
Uri D. Leibowitz and Neil Sinclair
Yan Huang
Penelope Maddy
Theodore Sider
Astrid De Wit
Paolo Mancosu
Francesco Berto and Mark Jago
John Collins
Robert C. Stalnaker
Luciano Floridi
This introduction to modern work in analytic philosophy uses the example of the proper name to give a clear explanation of the logical theories of Gottlob Frege, and explain the application of his ideas to ordinary language. McCulloch then shows how meaning is rooted in the philosophy of mind and the question of intentionality, and looks at the ways in which thought can be "about" individual material objects.
Thomas Hofweber
Ash Asudeh and Gianluca Giorgolo
Maria Rosa Antognazza
Leon Horsten and Philip Welch
James P. Blevins
Erich H. Reck and Georg Schiemer
Uri D. Leibowitz and Neil Sinclair
Yan Huang
Penelope Maddy
Theodore Sider
Astrid De Wit
Paolo Mancosu
Francesco Berto and Mark Jago
John Collins
Robert C. Stalnaker
Luciano Floridi
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