Frege: Importance and Legacy

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Georg Meggle, geboren 1944 in Kempten, ist Professor für philosophische Anthropologie und Kognitionswissenschaften an der Universität Leipzig und Honorarprofessor an der Universität Melbourne (Australien). Seine Arbeitsschwerpunkte liegen u. a. auf Terrorismus und Kommunikation.

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Frontmatter -- Introduction: Frege on the Foundations of Arithmetic and Geometry / Schirn, Matthias -- Part I: Logic and Philosophy of Mathematics -- 1. On Positing Mathematical Objects / Resnik, Michael D. -- 2. Frege versus Cantor and Dedekind: On the Concept of Number / Tait, W. W. -- 3. On Frege's Introduction of Cardinal Numbers as Logical Objects / Schirn, Matthias -- 4. Nominalism and the Contingency of Abstract Objects / Hale, Bob / Wright, Crispin -- 5. Definition by Induction in Frege's Grundgesetze der Arithmetik / Heck, Richard G. -- 6. Whence the Contradiction? / Boolos, George -- 7. Reply to Boolos / Dummett, Michael -- 8. On the Structure of Frege's System of Logic / Thiel, Christian -- 9. The Horizontal / Simons, Peter -- 10. Frege and Natural Deduction / Kutschera, Franz von -- Part II: Epistemology -- 11. Frege's Anti-Psychologism / Picardi, Eva -- 12. Frege's 'Epistemology in Disguise' / Gabriel, Gottfried -- 13. Frege on Knowing the Third Realm / Burge, Tyler -- Part III: Philosophy of Language -- 14. Fregean Theories of Truth and Meaning / Parsons, Terence -- 15. Frege's Treatment of Indirect Reference / Mendelsohn, Richard L. -- 16. Singular Terms (1) / Hale, Bob -- Notes on the Contributors -- Index of Subjects -- Index of Names