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Acknowledgments
1 - The Solera System
2 - Philosophical Logic
3 - Logical Positivism and the Tractatus
4 - G.E. Moore: A Ton of Bricks
5 - Wittgenstein's Later Philosophy: "The Stream of Life"
6 - Ryle and Austin: The Golden Age of Philosophy
7 - W.V.O. Quine
8 - Direct Reference Theories
9 - Today and Tomorrow References Index
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Kelly Kennedy
reviewed Twentieth-Century Analytic Philosophy on June 21, 2014
Twentieth-Century Analytic Philosophy
The overview that this book undertook is perfect for someone that has yet to decide if they would like to take a crack at the first-hand material (and its opaqueness) of this branch of philosophy. Some aspects were given greater emphasize (Quine, Wittgenstein). Others were abrupt (Austin, Moore, Hume). But overall, it was a very informative read; but I would perhaps recommend something even a bit more informal for those first-timers. As analytic philosophy surrounds its analysis on language and modal logic, which can be quite a daunting task to understand.
But like many forms of this type of book, it primarily explores its subject-matter through less quantifiable forms. I definitely can understand the reason, as jargon implies explaining that jargon. But oftentimes the non-technical explanations made things more obscure than they needed to be.
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