Logic & Philosophy of Science
Richard Creath
Department of Philosophy, Arizona State University
The Arc of an Argument:
Issues and Changes in Quine's Views on Analyticity
Philosophers tend to think of arguments as timeless creatures,
but in fact they grow and change and sometimes disappear.� In this talk
I trace the development of the Quine-Carnap argument over analyticity
from its earliest years to the present (sic!).� I stress the changes in
the two positions and try to determine whether significant differences
remain.
Friday, October 6, 2000
SST 777, 3 pm
Wine & Cheese reception to follow
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