The Rise of Analytic Philosophy, 1879-1930

I Frege Biography 1 Logic before 1879 2 Begriffsschrift I: Foundations of logic 3 Begriffsschrift II: Propositional calculus 4 Begriffsschrift III: Quantification 5 Begriffsschrift IV: Identity 6 Begriffsschrift V: The ancestral 7 Early conception of logic 8 Grundlagen I: Arithmetical truth 9 Grundlagen II: Counting 10 Grundlagen III: The context principle 11 Grundlagen IV: The formal project 12 Axiomatic formalism 13 On sense and reference I: Singular terms 14 On sense and reference II: Sentences 15 Concepts 16 Grundgesetze I: Logic 17 Grundgesetze II: Extensions 18 Frege's later conception of logic 19 Logical Investigations II Russell Biography 20 Absolute idealism 21 Geometry 22 McTaggart 23 German Mathematics 24 Whitehead 25 Moore 26 Leibniz 27 Peano 28 Early logicism 29 Denoting concepts 30 The contradiction 31 On denoting I: The Gray's Elegy argument 32 On denoting II: The new theory 33 On denoting III: Assessment 34 Principia 35 Later logicism 36 The multiple relation theory of judgment 37 Epistemology 38 Matter III The Tractatus Biography 39 Facts 40 Pictures 41 Propositions 42 Sense 43 The conceptual notation 44 Objects I: Form 45 Objects II: Simplicity 46 Identity 47 Solipsism 48 Ordinary language 49 Logic 50 Arithmetic 51 Science 52 Ethics 53 Silence 54 The a priori 55 The metaphysical subject IV Ramsey Biography 56 The foundations of mathematics I: Types 57 The foundations of mathematics II: Logicism 58 Universals 59 Belief and disbelief 60 Degrees of belief 61 Last papers Bibliography