Add to ORKGIn this thesis, I investigate Gottlob Frege's philosophy, particularly his conception of thoughts as existing in a "third realm" separate from the physical world and independent of human minds. I begin with an exegisis of Frege's philosophy, examine the interpretations of Michael Dummett and Joan Weiner, and finally adjudicate between their differing conceptions of Frege's thought.In conclusion, I find that Frege's third realm is a metaphysical entity, yet one which serves a useful purpose of providing an ontological grounding for the expression of assertoric sentences.Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 37-06, page: 1636.Chair: John Shosky.Thesis (M.A.)--American University, 1999
Many authors believe that the manuscripts Frege wrote in 1924–1925 are not theoretically of interest...
As part of his attack on Frege’s ‘myth’ that senses reside in the third realm, Dummett alleges that ...
In his work on the foundations of mathematics, Frege placed the problem in a wider context, namely t...
In this paper, I address some puzzles about Frege’s conception of how we “grasp” thoughts. I focus ...
Gottlob Frege did not call any of his philosophical views by the name “ontology”, let alone “metaont...
Abstract\ud My thesis is partly historical and partly critical. First, I will lay down a brief overv...
Frege appears to hold both (a) that thoughts are internally articulated, in a way that mirrors the s...
Pieranna Garavaso and Nicla Vassallo investigate Gottlob Frege's notion of thinking (das Denken) to ...
In this thesis I study Frege’s views on truth, primarily as expressed in a late series of essays, Lo...
There are two contentious ontological claims that Frege makes. Firstly, that predicates have referen...
This thesis examines the rationalist epistemology of the German logicist mathematician Gottlob Frege...
Gottlob Frege was quite possibly the first analytical philosopher. For several decades the study of ...
Abstract: The main aim of this paper is to compare the refl ections by Frege entities or abstract el...
Frege’s exposition of the notion of thought has delivered a Platonist reading as the dominant interp...
In this paper I examine a number of interpretations of Wittgenstein’s criticisms of Frege’s concepti...
Many authors believe that the manuscripts Frege wrote in 1924–1925 are not theoretically of interest...
As part of his attack on Frege’s ‘myth’ that senses reside in the third realm, Dummett alleges that ...
In his work on the foundations of mathematics, Frege placed the problem in a wider context, namely t...
In this paper, I address some puzzles about Frege’s conception of how we “grasp” thoughts. I focus ...
Gottlob Frege did not call any of his philosophical views by the name “ontology”, let alone “metaont...
Abstract\ud My thesis is partly historical and partly critical. First, I will lay down a brief overv...
Frege appears to hold both (a) that thoughts are internally articulated, in a way that mirrors the s...
Pieranna Garavaso and Nicla Vassallo investigate Gottlob Frege's notion of thinking (das Denken) to ...
In this thesis I study Frege’s views on truth, primarily as expressed in a late series of essays, Lo...
There are two contentious ontological claims that Frege makes. Firstly, that predicates have referen...
This thesis examines the rationalist epistemology of the German logicist mathematician Gottlob Frege...
Gottlob Frege was quite possibly the first analytical philosopher. For several decades the study of ...
Abstract: The main aim of this paper is to compare the refl ections by Frege entities or abstract el...
Frege’s exposition of the notion of thought has delivered a Platonist reading as the dominant interp...
In this paper I examine a number of interpretations of Wittgenstein’s criticisms of Frege’s concepti...
Many authors believe that the manuscripts Frege wrote in 1924–1925 are not theoretically of interest...
As part of his attack on Frege’s ‘myth’ that senses reside in the third realm, Dummett alleges that ...
In his work on the foundations of mathematics, Frege placed the problem in a wider context, namely t...