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History and Philosophy of Logic
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Module 2
The Kantian Background and Frege's Revolution
1
Kant on Logic and Judgment
Explain Kant's view of logic as formal and his conception of analytic and synthetic judgments.
2
Boole's Algebra of Thought: A Philosophical Inquiry
Analyse the philosophical significance of Boole's algebraization of logic.
3
Frege's Revolution: From Subject-Predicate to Function-Argument
Analyse the revolutionary impact of Frege's replacement of subject-predicate analysis with a function-argument structure.
4
Frege's Sense and Reference: Puzzles of Identity and Cognitive Significance
Explain Frege's distinction between sense (Sinn) and reference (Bedeutung) using the puzzles of identity and cognitive significance.
5
Frege's Logicism: Reducing Arithmetic to Logic
Assess Frege's logicist thesis and the philosophical motivations for reducing arithmetic to logic.
6
Frege's Context Principle: Logic, Language, and Meaning
Explain Frege's context principle and its implications for the relationship between logic and language.
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