Perspectives On Psychologism (brill's Studies In Epistemology, Psychology And Psychiatry)

Edited By Mark A. Notturno. Includes Bibliographical References. Psychologism (J. N. Mohanty)......Page 2 The More Dangerous Disease: Transcendental Psychologism, Anthropologism, and Historism (Thomas M. Seebohm)......Page 12 Entailments from "Naturalism = Phenomenology" (Joseph Margolis)......Page 33 Psychologism and the Prescriptive Function of Logic (Herman Philipse)......Page 59 Frege's Anti-Psychologism (G. P. Baker and P. M. S. Hacker)......Page 76 Anti-Psychologism and Scepticism: Frege, Descartes, and Wittgenstein (Philip Dwyer)......Page 129 French Epistemology and the Fregean Dilemma (M. A. Notturno)......Page 163 Sociologism (John Hund)......Page 201 Wittgenstein's Sociologisation: The Fly in the Bottle (Peter Munz)......Page 224 Psychologism, Sociologism, and the Madness of Social Science (Richard W. Moodey)......Page 263 The Case Against Quine's Case for Psychologism (Dallas Willard)......Page 287 Modal Knowledge (Michael Liston)......Page 297 Deductivism versus Psychologism (Alan Musgrave)......Page 316 Popper's Formal Contributions to Probability Theory (Hughes LeBlanc)......Page 342 Physiological Foundations of Our Knowledge of the Mathematical Universe (J. N. Hattiangadi)......Page 369 A Complex Theory of Truth (Tom Settle)......Page 393 Federigo Enriques: A Psychologistic Approach for the Working Mathematician (Giorgio Israel)......Page 427 Psychologism in Linguistics (Takashi Yagisawa)......Page 459 Poems, Paintings, and Intentions (Gregory Currie)......Page 491