Author: Tu Jiliang, Chen Bo, Editors
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Publish Date: 2007-02-12
Features: This volume includes four works: Theory and Things (1981), Some Strangely Funny Ideas—A Discontinuous Dictionary of Philosophy (1987), The Quest for Truth (1990), and From Stimulus to Science (1995). These are all Quine's later works. The first and second volumes are collections of essays. The former includes 26 essays that explore issues in ontology, epistemology, semantics, and logic; the latter contains 83 short pieces covering various fields such as philosophy, logic, mathematics, and linguistics, arranged in alphabetical order. The author describes it as a discontinuous dictionary of philosophy. The third and fourth volumes are Quine's late works with a summary nature, addressing almost all important themes and views in Quine's philosophy.
The Collected Works of Quine, Volume 6
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