analytic philosophy

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Analytic philosophy is a 20th-century philosophical tradition, strongly associated with figures like Bertrand Russell, that emphasizes logical analysis, clarity of language, and rigorous argumentation in addressing philosophical problems.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf 20th-century philosophy
philosophical movement
philosophical tradition
addresses problems of justification
problems of knowledge
problems of meaning
problems of mind and consciousness
problems of modality
problems of moral reasoning
problems of personal identity
problems of reference
associatedWith A. J. Ayer
Alfred Tarski
Bertrand Russell
Donald Davidson
F. P. Ramsey
surface form: "Frank P. Ramsey"

G. E. Moore
Gilbert Ryle
Gottlob Frege
J. L. Austin
Karl Popper
Ludwig Wittgenstein
P. F. Strawson
Rudolf Carnap
Saul Kripke
Willard Van Orman Quine
surface form: "W. V. O. Quine"
contrastedWith continental philosophy
developedInRegion Australia
Austria
Germany
United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: "United States"
dominantIn Anglophone academic philosophy in the late 20th century
emergedInCentury 20th century
emphasizes argumentative precision
clarity of language
formal logic
logical rigor
focusesOn epistemology
ethics
language
logic
metaphysics
philosophy of language
philosophy of mind
philosophy of science
hasCoreMethod analysis of language
conceptual analysis
logical analysis
rigorous argumentation
hasSubtradition Oxford philosophy
analytic epistemology
analytic ethics
analytic metaphysics
analytic philosophy of language
analytic philosophy of mind
linguistic philosophy
logical empiricism
logical positivism
ordinary language philosophy
historicalOrigin late 19th century logic and mathematics
historicalPhase early analytic philosophy
logical positivist phase
ordinary language phase
post-positivist analytic philosophy
influenced cognitive science
contemporary analytic theology
formal semantics
legal philosophy
linguistics
influencedBy Bertrand Russell
surface form: "Bertrand Russell's logicism"

British empiricism
Gottlob Frege
surface form: "Gottlob Frege's logic"

empiricism
mathematical logic
scientific method
methodologicalIdeal argument reconstruction
scientific clarity
use of formal methods
typicalTechnique counterexample analysis
distinction drawing
formalization of arguments
thought experiments

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J. L. Austin fieldOfWork analytic philosophy
this entity surface form: "ordinary language philosophy"
Word and Object genre analytic philosophy
J. L. Austin influenced analytic philosophy
this entity surface form: "ordinary language philosophy"
Über Begriff und Gegenstand influenced analytic philosophy
Stephen Toulmin influencedBy analytic philosophy
this entity surface form: "British analytic philosophy"
Alfred North Whitehead movement analytic philosophy
Alfred Tarski movement analytic philosophy
3rd Earl Russell movement analytic philosophy
subject surface form: "Bertrand Russell"
Daniel Dennett movement analytic philosophy
J. L. Austin movement analytic philosophy
Karl movement analytic philosophy
subject surface form: "Karl Popper"
Ludwig Wittgenstein movement analytic philosophy
Moritz Schlick movement analytic philosophy
Willard Van Orman Quine movement analytic philosophy
this entity surface form: "ordinary language philosophy"
Gilbert Ryle philosophicalSchool analytic philosophy
John Tomasi philosophicalSchool analytic philosophy
On Certainty philosophicalTradition analytic philosophy
subject surface form: "The limits of my language mean the limits of my world"
subject surface form: "Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent"