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Toward Expansion of Narrative Theory |
| KASHIMA Toru |
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Potentials for Narrative Understanding
of History |
6 |
| OTSUKA Yoshitaka |
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Narrating and Reading : Paul Ricœur's
narrative theory of history |
37 |
| NOE Keiichi |
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Ways of Worldmaking through Narrative
Acts |
54 |
| IIFrege,
the Origin of Contemporary Philosophy |
| NOMOTO Kazuyuki |
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WORDS |
2 |
| Fabrice PATAUT |
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An Anti-Realist Perspective on Language,
Thought, Logic and the History of Analytic Philosophy : An interview
with Michael Dummett |
73 |
| IIDA Takashi |
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On the Nature of the Formula Language
of Begriffsschrift |
106 |
| SANPEI Masaaki |
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Dialogue between Frege and Cantor |
123 |
| TSURU Ryoma |
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Frege's Conceptual Notation and Russell's
Paradox |
141 |
| OKAMOTO Kengo |
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The Philosophy of Logic based on the
Notions of Proposition, Construction and Judgment |
159 |
| HASEGAWA Yoshimasa |
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The Emergence of Modern Logic and its
Influence on Contemporary Philosophy |
184 |
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| Jürgen HABERMAS |
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Communicative Action and De-transcendentalized
Reason (2) |
195 |
