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New Essays On The Philosophy Of Michael Dummett.

Published 1 January 1999
Johannes L. Brandl, Peter Sullivan
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Abstract

Preface. I. PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS. Timothy WILLIAMSON: Indefinite Extensibility. Alex OLIVER: Hazy Totalities and Indefinitely Extensible Concepts: An Exercise in the Interpretation of Dummett's Philosophy of Mathematics. Klaus PUHL and Sonja RINOFNER-KREIDL: Is Every Mentalism a Kind of Psychologism? Michael Dummett's Critique of Edmund Husserl and Gareth Evans. Crispin WRIGHT: Why Frege did not Deserve his Granum Salis. A Note on the Paradox of The Concept Horse and the Ascription of Bedeutungen to Predicates. Peter CLARK: Dummett's Argument for the Indefinite Extensibility of Set and Real Number. Alan WEIR: Dummett on Impredicativity. A.W. MOORE: More on 'The Philosophical Significance of Godel's Theorem'. Michael POTTER: Classical Arithmetic is Part of Intuitionistic Arithmetic. Eric P. TSUI-JAMES: Dummett, Brouwer and the Metaphysics of Mathematics. II. PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE. Charles TRAVIS: Sublunary Intuitionism. John CAMPBELL: Sense and Consciousness.

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PsychologyMathematics