Michael Resnik's work on this philosopher suggests a "platonic taxonomy" to classify "abstract objects" that he formulated.
Michael Resnik's work on this philosopher suggests a "platonic taxonomy" to classify "abstract objects" that he formulated. Crispin Wright has popularized a school of thought named after this thinker, defending the so called Principle of Unrestricted Comprehension or this man's "Basic Law V." One work by this man describes the derivation of the Dedekind-Peano axioms from Hume's Principle, which is a result now known as his namesake theorem. Another work discusses the differences between (*) "morning star" and "evening star" and attacks the notion that the equality operator is not inherently true when referring to two mathematical expressions that are equal. For 10 points, identify this 19th century logician who wrote The Foundations of Arithmetic and On Sense and Reference.
Michael Resnik's work on this philosopher suggests a "platonic taxonomy" to classify "abstract objects" that he formulated.
Gottlob {Frege}