Mind, meaning and mathematics. Essays on the philosophical views of Husserl and Frege (Q1344907)

[The articles of this volume will not be indexed individually.] Contents: \textit{Dagfinn Follesdal}, ``Husserl and Frege: a contribution to elucidating the origins of phenomenological philosophy'' (pp. 3-47); \textit{Martin Kusch}, ``The criticism of Husserl's arguments against psychologism in German philosophy 1901-1920'' (pp. 51-83); \textit{Richard Tieszen}, ``The philosophy of arithmetic: Frege and Husserl'' (pp. 85-112); \textit{Claire Ortiz Hill}, ``Husserl and Frege on substitutivity'' (pp. 113-140); \textit{J. N. Mohanty}, ``Husserl's `logic of truth' '' (pp. 141-160); \textit{Barry Smith}, ``Husserl's theory of meaning and reference'' (pp. 163-183); \textit{David Bell}, ``Reference, experience, and intentionality'' (pp. 185-209); \textit{Leila Haaparanta}, ``Intentionality, intuition and the computational theory of mind'' (pp. 211-233); \textit{Dallas Willard}, ``The integrity of the mental act: Husserlian reflections on a Fregian problem'' (pp. 235-262).