This thinker argued that logical statements starting with an existential quantifier underlie "definite descriptions" such as "Scott is the author of Waverley.
This thinker argued that logical statements starting with an existential quantifier underlie "definite descriptions" such as "Scott is the author of Waverley." This man's argument against putting the burden of proof on skeptics concerned a hypothetical claim that the sun was orbited by a teapot. This author of "On Denoting" lectured against organized religion in "Why I Am Not a Christian." For 10 points, name this British analytic philosopher and anti-nuclear advocate who worked with Alfred North Whitehead to axiomatize arithmetic in Principia Mathematica.
This thinker argued that logical statements starting with an existential quantifier underlie "definite descriptions" such as "Scott is the author of Waverley.
Bertrand Russell