"The debate about the origins of analytical philosophy has recently been revived by Michael Dummett's definition of analytic philosophy as based on the Fregean idea that the analysis of thought proceeds through the analysis of language. The contributors to this collection take a wider pers...

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Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford u.a. Blackwell 1997
Ausgabe:	1. publ.
Schlagworte:	Frege, Gottlob <1848-1925> - Et la signification Geschichte 1900-2000 Analysis (Philosophy) Analytische filosofie Filosofia analítica Langage et langues - Philosophie - Histoire Philosophie analytique Philosophie analytique - Histoire Geschichte Philosophie Sprache Analysis (Philosophy) > History Language and languages > Philosophy > History Philosophy, Modern > 20th century > History Analytische Philosophie Aufsatzsammlung
Zusammenfassung:	"The debate about the origins of analytical philosophy has recently been revived by Michael Dummett's definition of analytic philosophy as based on the Fregean idea that the analysis of thought proceeds through the analysis of language. The contributors to this collection take a wider perspective on the rise of analytic philosophy. They include its anglophone roots, and take into consideration later developments up to and beyond the Vienna Circle. Some of them argue that Dummett's account would exclude paradigmatic analytic philosophers like Moore, Russell and perhaps even Frege himself. There is also a marked interest in the more general question of whether analytic philosophy can be defined analytically at all, or whether it should be treated as a family resemblance concept or as a particular historical tradition."--BOOK JACKET.
Beschreibung:	XIV, 95 S.
ISBN:	063120086X