Introduction

Central Europe in the history of philosophy

1-11

Bolzano, Tarski, and the limits of logic

13-40

Brentano's reform of logic

41-69

The formalization of Husserl's theory of wholes and parts

71-116

Frege's theory of real numbers

117-141

The Anglo-austrian analytic axis

143-158

On what there isn't

the Meinong—Russell dispute

Terence Horgan

159-191

Lukasiewicz, Meinong, and many-valued logic

193-225

A brentanian basis for Leśniewskian logic

259-269

Leśniewski's logic and its relations to classical and free logics

271-293

A semantics for ontology

295-318

Tractatus mereologico-philosophicus?

Peter Simons

339-359

Categories and ways of being

377-394