On the philosophical significance of Frege's theorem. Language, thought, and logic, Essays in honour of Michael Dummett, edited by Richard G. HeckJnr

Name: On the philosophical significance of Frege's theorem. Language, thought, and logic, Essays in honour of Michael Dummett, edited by Richard G. HeckJnr
Author: Crispin Wright

by Crispin Wright · 1 review · 1998

Reviewed by	Journal	Date	Access
William Demopoulos	The Journal of Symbolic Logic	1998	Restricted

Metaphysics & Logic

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