Origins of analytical philosophy

Cover -- HalfTitle -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1 The History of Thinkers and the History of Ideas -- Chapter 2 The Linguistic Turn -- Chapter 3 Truth and Meaning -- Chapter 4 The Extrusion of Thoughts from the Mind -- Chapter 5 The Legacy of Brentano -- Chapter 6 Husserl's View of Meaning -- Chapter 7 Sense without Reference -- (i) The objects of understanding -- (ii) Gaps in explanation -- (iii) Failure of reference -- Chapter 8 Noemata and Idealism -- Chapter 9 Frege on Perception -- (i) Subjective and objective sense: the example of colour-words -- (ii) Sensation and thought -- Chapter 10 Grasping a Thought -- Chapter 11 Husserl on Perception: the Generalisation of Meaning -- Chapter 12 Proto-Thoughts -- Chapter 13 Thought and Language -- (i) The philosophy of thought -- (ii) The code conception of language -- (iii) Are thoughts contents of consciousness? -- (iv) Thought as prior to language -- (v) The communicability of thoughts -- (vi) The social character of language: the individual character of belief -- (vii) The idiolect and the common language -- (viii) Meaning and understanding: theoretical and practical abilities -- Chapter 14 Conclusion: a Methodology or a Subject-Matter? -- Appendix Interview -- Index