Frege‐Russell Semantics?

Dialectica 44 (1‐2):113-135 (1990)
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Abstract

Contemporary semantical discussions make mention of the traditional approach to semantics represented by Frege and/or Russell--even sometimes by Frege-Russell. Is there a Frege-Russell view in the philosophy of language? How much of a common semantical perspective did Frege and Russell share? The matter bears exploration. I begin with Frege and Russell on propositions.

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Howard Wettstein
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