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NOTES TO PART TL<br />

Gottfried Gabriel, Hans Hermes, Friedrich Kambartel, Christian Thiel, and<br />

Albert Veraart, Felix Meiner Verlag, Hamburg, 1976, pp. 94-107, (hereafter<br />

Briefwechsel). An English translation is included in J.N. Mohanty, Husserl<br />

and Frege, pp. 117-126, (hereafter Correspondence).<br />

84 Briefwechsel, p. 100; Correspondence, p. 121.<br />

85 K I 36/39b (1890), p. 4: "Gegen diese Theorie hat Frege mit Recht<br />

eingewendet: Es hindert uns allerdings etwas c-b ohne weiteres als Zeichen<br />

anzusehen ... denn ein leeres Zeichen löst eben die Aufgabe nicht; ohne<br />

einen Inhalt ist es nur Tinte und Druckerschwärze auf dem Papier, hat als<br />

solches bloß physiologische Eigenschaften ..."<br />

86 "Uber formale Theorien der Arithmetik", in G. Frege, Kleine Schriften,<br />

pp. 103-111. English translation by E.-H.W. Kluge, "On Formal Theories<br />

of Arithmetic", in G. Frege, Collected Papers, pp. 112-121. HusserFs<br />

copy of this article shows signs of an intensive reading, lots of underlining<br />

and many 'Nota Bene' signs.<br />

87V Über formale Theorien p. 105; "On Formal Theories<br />

pp. 114-15. Husserl placed an 'NB' beside this passage.<br />

^G. Frege, Grundgesetze der Arithmetik, Begriffsschriftlich abgeleitet,<br />

Vol. I, H. Pohle, Jena, 1893, Vol. II, H. Pohle, Jena, 1903. English translation<br />

of Vol. II, §§86-137, "Frege Against the Formalists" by Max Black,<br />

in Peter Geach and Max Black (eds.), Translations from the Philosophical<br />

Writings of Gottlob Frege, Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1952, pp. 182-233.<br />

89 Frege, Grundgesetze I, 103, "FVege Against the Formalists", p. 190.<br />

90 "Aus Entwürfen ...", pp. 392-93.<br />

91 Besprechung, p. 25; Review, p. 129.<br />

92 Besprechung, p. 19; Review, p. 126.<br />

93 Folgerungskalkül, p. 47; Deductive, pp. 8-9.<br />

94 Folgerungskalkül, p. 48; Deductive, p. 9.<br />

95 Besprechung, p. 31; Review, p. 133.<br />

96 " A. Voigts 'Elementare Logik' und meine Darlegungen zur Logik des<br />

Logischen Kalküls", in Husserliana XXII, pp. 73-82, here p. 79. English<br />

translation by Dallas Willard, "Remarks on A. Voigt's 'Elementary Logic'",<br />

The Personalist, vol. 60 (1979), pp. 26-35, here p. 29, translation slightly<br />

changed. The idea that the same formal algorithm can be interpreted either<br />

intensionally or extensionally was also central for Leibniz. See William and<br />

Martha Kneale, The Development of Logic, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1984,<br />

p. 339. I owe this reference to Leila Haaparanta.<br />

97 Folgerungskalkül, p. 54; Deductive, p. 13.<br />

98 Folgerungskalkül, p. 55; Deductive, p. 13.<br />

99 G. Frege, "Kritische Beleuchtung einiger Punkte in E. Schröders<br />

265

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