Dummett's Forward Road to Frege and to Intuitionism

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Published: Sep 1, 2010
DOI: https://doi.org/10.13153/diam.25.2010.408

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Jan Dejnožka

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This paper continues Michael Dummett's and my discussion of Frege in The Philosophy of Michael Dummett [2007]. Most of it is about Dummett’s change in view on Frege’s senses and objects. The issues include: the cognitive order versus the ontological order for the forward road; the nature and identity of senses and the different senses of "intension;" the nature of saturation; whether special quantifiers are now needed for senses; and Frege’s earlier and later permutation arguments. I discuss the implications of the forward road for intuitionism as well.

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Dejnožka, Jan. 2010. “Dummett’s Forward Road to Frege and to Intuitionism”. Diametros, no. 25 (September):118-31. https://doi.org/10.13153/diam.25.2010.408.
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