4 Dummett s Frege

Dec 01, 2013

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2. The Background. The mentalist conceptionIt is a code conception of language (telepathy doesn't need language).. 3. Wittgenstein (who criticizes it)[W]e are so much accustomed to communication through language, in conversation, that it looks to us as if the whole point of communicat

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5 Frege s Anti-Psychologism

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