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Frege e Russell: dualismo o monismo semantico?

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 01 Jan 2015 Italy Italian Publisher:Mimesis Edizioni
Authors: ALAI, MARIO;

handle: 11576/2639343

Frege e Russell: dualismo o monismo semantico?

Abstract

Il saggio analizza gli argomenti in favore e contro rspettivamente del dualismo semantico di Frege e del monismo semantico di Russell, cercando poi di mostrare come ciascuno dei due abbia ragione, rispettivamente in certi sensi ed entro certi limiti

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Frege; Russell; senso; riferimento; significato; monismo semantico; dualismo semantico; termini vuoti; origini del linguaggio

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