Frege: Foundations of Arithmetic TT24: Philosophy Mods/Prelims Classes
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These are the core lectures for first-year mathematics and philosophy students. We'll consider, among other things, Frege’s attack on Mill’s empiricism, Frege’s views on number ascriptions, the ‘Julius Caesar’ problem, and Frege’s attempt at a logicist reduction of arithmetic to Hume’s Principle, and ultimately to his ill-fated theory of extensions. Lecture notes: GL lecture notes TT24 [pp. 1-16].pdf Actions
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