| Contents |
Introduction / Juliet Floyd and Sanford Shieh. -- Frege's conception if logic / Warren Goldfarb. -- Theory and elucidation: the age of the innocence / Joan Weiner. -- Bolzano, Frege, and Husserl on reference and object / Dagfinn Føllesdal. -- Ernst Mach at the crossroads of twentieth-century philosophy / Jaakko Hintikka. -- Truth and propositional unity in early Russell / Thomas Ricketts. -- Husserl and the linguistic turn / Charles Parsons. -- Number and ascriptions of number in Wittgenstein's Tractatus / Juliet Floyd. -- Heidegger's response to skepticism in Being and Time / Edward H. Minar. -- Confessions of a confirmed extensionalist / W.V. Quine. -- Tolerance and analyticity in Carnap's Philosophy on mathematics / Michael Friedman. -- "The defensible province of philosophy": Quine's 1934 lectures on Carnap / Peter Hylton. -- Hans Reichenbach: realist and verificationist / Hilary Putman. -- Sure path of a science: Kant in the analytic tradition / Susan Neiman. -- Non-negotiable demands: metaphysics, politics and the discourse of needs / Naomi Scheman. -- Language as social software / Rohit Parikh. -- Silences noises voices / Stanley Cavell. -- Long decimals / W.D. Hart. -- Meaning, rigidity, and modality / Sanford Shieh. -- Epistemology and science in the image of modern philosophy: Rorty on Descartes and Locke / Gary Hatfield. -- Formal losses / Gerald E. Sacks. -- Afterword: a reminiscence / John Rawls. |
