Sortals and the Subject-predicate Distinction (2001)
- 332 pages
- 12 hours of reading
The book explores the crucial issue of the subject-predicate distinction, a central theme in contemporary philosophy of language and philosophical logic. It delves into the implications of this distinction, arguing for its foundational role in understanding modern philosophical logic. Through rigorous analysis, the work examines how this concept has influenced various philosophical debates since its initial publication in 2001.
