Frege on Apriority

Tyler Burge

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Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics History and Theory of Mathematics Philosophy and Theoretical Science

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Abstract In his contribution, Burge contrasts the use Kant and Frege make of the a priori in their work. Burge argues that for Kant, the conscious states of pure intuition are states that entitle a subject to make judgements of geometrical principles and provide a justification that is independent of perceptual experience. This conception Burge contrasts with Frege's philosophical explication of the a priori in The Foundation of Arithmetic.

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1995Leibniz: determinist, theist, idealist 1993Kant and the Exact Sciences 1996Our Entitlement to Self-Knowledge 1992Frege on Knowing the Third Realm 1995Our Entitlement to Self-Knowledge 1982Frege and Kant on geometry

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