Frege and Analytical Philosophy
Michael Dummett, 18 September 1980
Philosophical and Mathematical Correspondence
by Gottlob Frege, translated by Hans Kaal, edited by Brian McGuinness.
Blackwell, 214 pp., £15, March 1980,9780631196204 Show More
by Gottlob Frege, translated by Hans Kaal, edited by Brian McGuinness.
Blackwell, 214 pp., £15, March 1980,
Translations from the Philosophical Writings of Gottlob Frege
edited by Peter Geach and Max Black.
Blackwell, 228 pp., £12, July 1980,0 631 12901 4 Show More
edited by Peter Geach and Max Black.
Blackwell, 228 pp., £12, July 1980,
Frege’s Theory of Judgement
by David Bell.
Oxford, 163 pp., £8.50, July 1979,0 19 827423 8 Show More
by David Bell.
Oxford, 163 pp., £8.50, July 1979,
“... but it is surely not a correct response to the crisis to publish lecture notes in place of books. Sluga makes some large, even grandiose, claims. Analytical philosophy misinterprets its own history in general, and Frege, the first analytical philosopher, in particular. There are two reasons for this. First, being realists, analytical philosophers misread ... ”
