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272 NOTES TO PART III
202
LU II, p. 244; LI, p. 445. On Husserl's theory of parts and wholes,
see Smith (ed.), Parts and Moments; and Robert Sokolowski, "The Logic
of Parts and Wholes in Husserl's Investigations", in J.N. Mohanty (ed.),
Readings on Edmund HusserVs Logical Investigations, Martinus Nijhoff,
The Hague, 1979, pp. 94-127.
203
LU II, p. 282; LI, p. 475.
204
LU II, p. 320; LI, p. 506.
205
LU II, p. 325; LI, p. 510.
206
See Yehuda Bar-Hillel, "Husserl's Conception of a Purely Logical
Grammar", in Mohanty (ed-), Readings on Edmund HusserVs Logical Investigations,
pp. 128-36, here p. 133. On Husserl's influence upon Carnap,
see Francine Lea Kitchen, An Investigation of HusserVs Relevance to
Carnap's Early Philosophy, Doctoral Thesis, University Microfilms International,
1983.
207
LU II, p. 334; LI, p. 517.
208
LU II, p. 329; LI, p. 513.
209
LU II, p. 341; LI, p. 521.
210
LU II, p. 341; LI, p. 521; translation changed.
211
LU II, p. 348; LI, p. 526.
212
J.M. Edie, Speaking and Meaning, Indiana University Pres, Bloomington,
1976; and J.M. Edie, "Husserl's Conception of 'The Grammatical'
and Contemporary Linguistics", in Mohanty (ed.), Readings on Edmund
HusserVs Logical Investigations, pp. 137-161.
213
See A.J. Greimas, Strukturale Semantik, Vieweg & Sohn, Braunschweig,
1971, p. 2.
214
Jerrold J. Katz, Language and Other Abstract Objects, Rowman
and Littlefield, Totowa, New Jersey, 1981, p. 189.
215
Ibid.
2l6 Ibid.
217 LU II, p. 588; LI, p 712.
218 LU II, p. 563; LI, p. 691.
219 LU II, p. 422; LI, p. 584; stress added.
220 See page 256 below.
221 Hintikka, "Is TVuth Ineffable?".
222 G. Frege, "Der Gedanke. Eine logische Untersuchung", in Frege,
Kleine Schriften, pp. 342-362. English translation by Peter Geach and
R.H. Stoothpff, "Logical Investigations. Part I: Thoughts", in Frege, Collected
Papers, pp. 351-372.
223 Haaparanta, Frege's Doctrine of Being, pp. 41-42.