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From the Act of Judging to the SentenceBrentanism and the Background of the Semantics of the Lvov-Warsaw School

From the Act of Judging to the Sentence: Brentanism and the Background of the Semantics of the... Chapter 9 BRENTANISM AND THE BACKGROUND OF THE SEMANTICS OF THE LVOV-WARSAW SCHOOL Inthis part of my studyIamgoing to track the ideas of the Lvov-Warsaw School which are unanimously considered to be purely semantic, but whose roots, I think, may clearly be foundinthe tradition of Brentano’s philosophy. It does not directly present investigations on truthbearers, which are the topic of thenextchapter; instead, it presents steps inthephilosophicaldevelopment of the Lvov-Warsaw School that are ofgreatest importance for Tarski’s later choice of the truthbearers. 1. Stanisław Lesniewski ´ ´ (IV): On the Sense of Inscription 1.1 Ontologism as the Primacy of Semantics Steeped in the influence of John Stuart Mill in which I mainly grew up, and ‘condi- tioned’ by the problems of ‘universal-grammar’ and of logico-semantics in the style of Edmund Husserl and by the exponents of the so-called Austrian School, I ineffectu- ally attacked the foundations of ‘logistic’ from this point of view. (. . .) The decidedly skeptical dominant note of the position I occupied for a number of years in relation to ‘symbolic logic’, stemmed from the fact that I was not able to become conscious of the real ‘sense’ of the axioms and theorems of that theory,—‘of http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

From the Act of Judging to the SentenceBrentanism and the Background of the Semantics of the Lvov-Warsaw School

Part of the Synthese Library Book Series (volume 328)
Editors: Wolenski, Jan
From the Act of Judging to the Sentence — Jan 1, 2005
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Chapter 9 BRENTANISM AND THE BACKGROUND OF THE SEMANTICS OF THE LVOV-WARSAW SCHOOL Inthis part of my studyIamgoing to track the ideas of the Lvov-Warsaw School which are unanimously considered to be purely semantic, but whose roots, I think, may clearly be foundinthe tradition of Brentano’s philosophy. It does not directly present investigations on truthbearers, which are the topic of thenextchapter; instead, it presents steps inthephilosophicaldevelopment of the Lvov-Warsaw School that are ofgreatest importance for Tarski’s later choice of the truthbearers. 1. Stanisław Lesniewski ´ ´ (IV): On the Sense of Inscription 1.1 Ontologism as the Primacy of Semantics Steeped in the influence of John Stuart Mill in which I mainly grew up, and ‘condi- tioned’ by the problems of ‘universal-grammar’ and of logico-semantics in the style of Edmund Husserl and by the exponents of the so-called Austrian School, I ineffectu- ally attacked the foundations of ‘logistic’ from this point of view. (. . .) The decidedly skeptical dominant note of the position I occupied for a number of years in relation to ‘symbolic logic’, stemmed from the fact that I was not able to become conscious of the real ‘sense’ of the axioms and theorems of that theory,—‘of

Published: Jan 1, 2005

Keywords: Existential Sentence; Logical Sentence; Semantic Product; Semantic Attitude; Accor Ding

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