Language, Logic, and Empirical Knowledge: Collected Papers of Teo Grünberg, 1965-2005

2017-01-01
This collection consists of sixteen articles written in English by Teo Grünberg, who is one of the most distinguished logicians and analytic philosophers in Turkey. The basic motivation that lies behind the idea of putting these articles together in a separate volume is the utmost difficulty of access to many of the periodicals in which the articles are published, primarily because of the reason that their electronic versions are not available.

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Self-reflexivity in postmodernist texts : a comparative study of the works of John Fowles and Orhan Pamuk
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D. Grünberg, Language, Logic, and Empirical Knowledge: Collected Papers of Teo Grünberg, 1965-2005. 2017.