Mark Sainsbury

b. 1943

1 standalone book

Mark Sainsbury is a British philosopher known for his work in philosophical logic, the philosophy of language, and the philosophies of Bertrand Russell and Gottlob Frege. His contributions focus on foundational issues in logic and language, with particular attention to the writings and ideas of Russell and Frege. He has written extensively on topics such as reference, truth, and the nature of propositions. His work is recognized within analytic philosophy for its clarity and precision.

Born
1943

Books by Mark Sainsbury

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    Paradoxes

    1988

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