Frege: Sense, Reference and 'The Thought'

Brief overview of the key ideas of two classic papers by Gottlob Frege: "On Sense and Reference" and "The Thought"

[rezamahan]

very valuable lecture for me, and my academic philosophical endeavours, thank you Professor Cushing 👌

[andreaprado]

Spectacular explanation, thank you so much!!!

[Walter]

Love this for everyone who thinks philosophy is nonsense it’s perfect

[albertusmagnus]

I think 'chordate' refers to a backbone / spine and associated nerves? But excellence as always - thank you

[tesafilm]

Regarding substitution of coreferential terms in intensional contexts: why is the new referent not the subjective conception?

[commane]

Marquette?! Continental philosophy, is taught and practiced in so many graduate departments in the United States, that it’s a bit silly to pick out Marquette as a leading example.

[TheBigBanggggg]

I'm glad I did something more useful in my life than doing quasi-science.

[karl]

"Aaaright", for starters, could you perhaps take a look (and listen) to this before you post it online. It might give you a clue. Aaaright?