| back | title | author | starting
page
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| Thomas Baldwin | Frege, Moore, Davidson: The Indefinability
of Truth
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| Michael Friedman | Helmholtz’s Zeichentheorie and Schlick’s
Allgemeine Erkenntnislehre: Early Empiricism and its Nineteenth
Century Background
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| Alan Richardson | Two Dogmas about Logical Empiricism: Carnap
and Quine on Logic, Epistemology, and Empiricism
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| Ian Proops | The Early Wittgenstein on Logical Assertion
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| Mark Wilson | Wittgenstein: Physica Sunt, Non Lequntur
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| Thomas Ricketts | Frege’s 1906 Foray into Metalogic
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| Peter Hyton | Rorty and Quine on Scheme and Content
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| Michael Kremer
| Contextualism and Holism in the early Wittgenstein:
From Prototractatus to Tractatus
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| John Skorupski | Logical Grammar, Transcendentalism, and Normativity
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| Joan Weiner | Frege and the Linguistic Turn
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| Warren Goldfarb | Semanics in Carnap: A Rejoinder to Alberto
Coffa
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| Jamie Tappenden | Metatheory and Mathematical Practice in
Frege
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