This title was first published in 2001. The problem of the subject-predicate distinction has featured centrally in much of modern philosophy of language and philosophical logic, and the distinction is taken as basic or fundamental in modern philosophical logic.
This title was first published in 2001. The problem of the subject-predicate distinction has featured centrally in much of modern philosophy of language and philosophical logic, and the distinction is taken as basic or fundamental in modern philosophical logic.
Introduction: Aims and Plan of Campaign I: Sortals, Names and Predicables II: Sortals and Indentification III: Sortals and the Subject-Predicate Distinction IV: General Consequences of the Failure to Acknowledge the Category of the Sortal V: Frege: Sortals as 'Concepts' VI: Russell: Sortals as 'Descriptions' VII: Geach: Sortals, Substantival General Terms and General Names VIII: Strawson: Sortals - Failure to Recognise Their True Nature His Dual Position IX: Strawson: Sortals and Sortal Instantiation X: Strawson: Further Consequences of Failure to Recognise the Nature of the Sortal XI: Quine: Sortals and Canonical Notation Conclusion Postscript
Introduction: Aims and Plan of Campaign I: Sortals, Names and Predicables II: Sortals and Indentification III: Sortals and the Subject-Predicate Distinction IV: General Consequences of the Failure to Acknowledge the Category of the Sortal V: Frege: Sortals as 'Concepts' VI: Russell: Sortals as 'Descriptions' VII: Geach: Sortals, Substantival General Terms and General Names VIII: Strawson: Sortals - Failure to Recognise Their True Nature His Dual Position IX: Strawson: Sortals and Sortal Instantiation X: Strawson: Further Consequences of Failure to Recognise the Nature of the Sortal XI: Quine: Sortals and Canonical Notation Conclusion Postscript
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