Abstract Marturano discusses Jørgensen’s dilemma, a very interesting topic in analytic philosophy. It is an important monograph because its author not only reproduces the original formulation of Jørgen Jørgensen during the 30s of the last century, but also follows its…
Abstract As Moro suggests, we are because we speak. So, the author proposes a particular travel across the human language, and, more precisely, a study on the relationship between our reason and its linguistic structure. Then Moro presents 17 snapshots…
Abstract Deontic Logic, founded by Georg Henrik von Wright in 1951, has a strong relationship with analytic philosophy. In fact, it is usually considered as a logic of language’s normative uses. Its evolution across the centuries, although, is not clear…