Russell: The Journal of Bertrand Russell Archives

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Editor’s notes

Kenneth Blackwe

pp. iii-iv

Introduction

Ian Winchester

pp. 7-16

The Tiergarten programme

Nicholas Griffin

pp. 19-34

The antinomy of dynamical causation in Leibniz and the Principles and Russell’s early picture of physics

Ian Winchester

pp. 35-45

The roots of Russell’s paradox

Gregory H. Moore

pp. 46-56

Bertrand Russell’s Essay on the Foundations of Geometry and the Cambridge mathematical tradition

Joan L. Richards

pp. 59-80

Bertrand Russell’s logical manuscripts: an apprehensive brief

I. Grattan-Guinness

p. 81

Russell’s zigzag path to the ramified theory of types

Alasdair Urquhart

pp. 82-91

The propositional logic of Principia Mathematica and some of its forerunners

Daniel J. O’Leary

pp. 92-115

Are substitutional quantifiers a solution to the problem of the elimination of classes in Principia Mathematica?

Jocelyne Couture

pp. 116-132

The referential use of definite descriptions *

Michel Seymour

pp. 133-139

Extension to geometry of Principia Mathematica and related systems II

Martha Harrell

pp. 140-160

Russell’s conception of philosophy

John G. Slater

pp. 163-178

Russell’s re-evaluation of Meinong, 1913–14: an analysis of acquaintance

Janet Farrell Smith

pp. 179-194

Russell’s scientific realism

Michael Bradie

pp. 195-208

Russell’s neutral monism

Robert Tully

pp. 209-224

Logical correspondence with Russell

W.V.O. Quine

pp. 225-231

The tenability of Russell’s early philosophy

A.J. Ayer, I. Grattan-Guinness, Nicholas Griffin, Robert Tully, W.V.O. Quine, Yvon Gauthier, Danny Goldstick, John Passmore, Harry Ruja, John G. Slater, Ian Winchester

pp. 232-246

Contributors

pp. 247-248

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