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Philosophical Revolutions
Roger Bishop Jones
Contents
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. Overture
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Revolution
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History
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Themes
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Logical Truth
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Revolutions
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Rationality
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. Prelude
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The First Revolution
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Pythagoras: c 532 b.c
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Aristotle: 384-322 b.c.
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Chrysippus: c.280-c.207 b.c
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Phyrro: -275 b.c.
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Galileo: 1564-1642
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Hobbes: 1588-1679
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Descartes: 1596-1650
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Locke: 1632-1704
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Leibniz: 1646-1716
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Berkeley: 1685-1783
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Hume: 1711-1776
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Kant
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The Status of Mathematical Truths
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. Revolution in Logic
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The Vision of Leibniz
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Mathematical Rigour
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Frege's Logicism
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Foundation Systems
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Expressiveness and Strength
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Expressiveness
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Strength
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. Abortive Coup
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Analytic Philosophy
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Plan
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Philosophical Logicism
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The Vacuum
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Logical Atomism
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Logical Positivism
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Linguistic Reaction
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Post Positivism
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. Logic and Computation
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Proof
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Logic Technology
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. Perfect Cadence
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Technological Hypotheses
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Formalised Science and Engineering
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Epistemology
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4
Return to Leibniz
Bibliography
Index
Roger Bishop Jones 2016-01-07
