Exercises in Analysis: Essays by Students of Casimir Lewy
Ian Hacking & Casimir Lewy (eds.)
Cambridge University Press (1985)
Abstract
This is a volume of specially commissioned essays of analytical philosophy, on topics of current interest in ethics and the philosophy of logic and language. Among the topics discussed are the making of wicked promises, G. E. Moore's early ethical views, as well as indexicals, tense, indeterminism, conventionalism in mathematics, and identity and necessity. The essays are all by former students of Casimir Lewy, until recently Reader in Philosophy at the University of Cambridge and an exponent of a particularly thoroughgoing form of philosophical analysis. Together, they represent some of the best work in these areas at present, and express what may be described as a characteristic 'Cambridge' voice.Author's Profile
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2009
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B808.5.E94 1985
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0521109655 9780521256841 0521256844 9780521109659
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