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The German mathematician, logician and part-time philosopher Gottlob Frege (1848-1925) wasn’t well-known during his lifetime, but he’s now considered the father of analytic philosophy, the type of philosophy most professors in English-speaking countries and Scandinavia do.
(Being the father of analytic philosophy makes you very well-known in certain circles.)
In 1918, Frege published an article called “The Thought” (Der Gedanke), in which he drew an interesting distinction.
In addition to the standard categories of the mental and the physical, Frege said that “a third realm must be recognized”.
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This is the realm of meaning or sense that’s independent of anyone’s particular ideas.
First, therefore, is the realm of spatiotemporal things (“such as trees, stones and houses”).
Then there is the realm of particular ideas in specific people’s minds (“an inner world distinct fro