Add to ORKGThis paper is a contibution to the discussion of the relation between ontology and conceptual analysis in the context of Wittgenstein's and Quine's philosophies. It shows that both philosophers share much more than most interpreters are prepared to grant: nominalism, ontological/grammatical relativity, the method of paraphrase/reformulation. I claim, in particular, that Quine's analysis of the meaning of "exists" and "there is" amounts to an explication of uses of such expressions that are prominent in ordinary language
Ontology has recently become a widely discussed subject in the social sciences with contributions fr...
I shall examine Quine’s conception of logic, of propositional attitudes, and of the unity of knowled...
Does Carnap’s treatment of philosophical questions about existence, such as “Are there numbers?” and...
Ontology and Analysis is more concerned with the question What is real? and with what is involved...
Ontology played a very large role in Quine’s philosophy and was one of his major preoccupations from...
A comprehensive exposition of W.V. Quine's philosophy, with critical comments of his theses about on...
Quine and Wittgenstein were dominant figures in philosophy in the middle of the twentieth century. M...
This paper deals with the question whether science and philosophy are continuous, as Quine thought, ...
This dissertation is intended to be a critical discussion of Quine's indeterminacy of translation th...
W.V. Quine is a well-known proponent of naturalism, the view on which reality is described only in s...
Following Quine, some philosophers argue that insofar as we accept our best scientific theories as t...
Disagreement over what exists is so fundamental that it tends to hinder or even to block dialogue am...
Quine and Davidson are among the leading thinkers of the twentieth century. Their influence on conte...
I shall examine Quine’s conception of logic, of propositional attitudes, and of the unity of knowled...
I shall examine Quine’s conception of logic, of propositional attitudes, and of the unity of knowled...
Ontology has recently become a widely discussed subject in the social sciences with contributions fr...
I shall examine Quine’s conception of logic, of propositional attitudes, and of the unity of knowled...
Does Carnap’s treatment of philosophical questions about existence, such as “Are there numbers?” and...
Ontology and Analysis is more concerned with the question What is real? and with what is involved...
Ontology played a very large role in Quine’s philosophy and was one of his major preoccupations from...
A comprehensive exposition of W.V. Quine's philosophy, with critical comments of his theses about on...
Quine and Wittgenstein were dominant figures in philosophy in the middle of the twentieth century. M...
This paper deals with the question whether science and philosophy are continuous, as Quine thought, ...
This dissertation is intended to be a critical discussion of Quine's indeterminacy of translation th...
W.V. Quine is a well-known proponent of naturalism, the view on which reality is described only in s...
Following Quine, some philosophers argue that insofar as we accept our best scientific theories as t...
Disagreement over what exists is so fundamental that it tends to hinder or even to block dialogue am...
Quine and Davidson are among the leading thinkers of the twentieth century. Their influence on conte...
I shall examine Quine’s conception of logic, of propositional attitudes, and of the unity of knowled...
I shall examine Quine’s conception of logic, of propositional attitudes, and of the unity of knowled...
Ontology has recently become a widely discussed subject in the social sciences with contributions fr...
I shall examine Quine’s conception of logic, of propositional attitudes, and of the unity of knowled...
Does Carnap’s treatment of philosophical questions about existence, such as “Are there numbers?” and...