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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1055406
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      1 September 1997
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      Analytical philosophy
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      Southampton (GB)
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      [The articles of this volume will not be indexed individually.] Contents: \textit{Ray Monk}, ``What is analytical philosophy?'' (pp. 1-22); \textit{Nicholas Griffin}, ``Denoting concepts in The principles of mathematics'' (pp. 23-64); \textit{Harold Noonan}, ``The ``Gray's Elegy'' argument -- and others'' (pp. 65-102); \textit{Stewart Candlish}, ``The unity of the proposition and Russell's theories of judgement'' (pp. 103-135); \textit{Mark Sainsbury}, ``How can we say something?'' (pp. 137-153); \textit{Anthony Palmer}, ``The complex problem and the theory of symbolism'' (pp. 155-182); \textit{Peter Hylton}, ``Beginning with analysis'' (pp. 183-216); \textit{Francisco A. Rodriguez-Consuegra}, ``Russell's perilous journey from atomism to holism 1919-1951'' (pp. 217-243); \textit{A. C. Grayling}, ``Russell's transcendental argument in An essay on the foundations of geometry'' (pp. 245-267); \textit{C. W. Kilmister}, ``A certain knowledge? Russell's mathematics and logical analysis'' (pp. 269-286); \textit{Gregory Landini}, ``Will the real Principia mathematica please stand up? Reflections on the formal logic of the Principia'' (pp. 287-330); \textit{Charles R. Pigden}, ``Bertrand Russell: a neglected ethicist'' (pp. 331-361); \textit{Louis Greenspan}, ``The history of Western philosophy -- fifty years later'' (pp. 363-383).
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