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reviewed Origins of Analytical Philosophy on August 21, 2017
Origins of Analytical Philosophy
Dummett offers an elucidating and thorough account of the progress of philosophy from Brentano to the late Wittgenstein, proceeding mainly via juxtaposition of the work Gottlob Frege and Edmund Husserl. Well-researched and compelling (really what else do you expect from Dummett), the only complaint to be made about the work is that it is too partial. Views in accordance with Dummett's own are lauded, while those in opposition are dismissed with little ceremony. Overall though, an essential read for anyone interested in how Anglo-American philosophy came to be what it is today.
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