Introduction

Sandra Lapointe, Christopher Pincock

1-23

The rise of "analytic philosophy"

when and how did people begin calling themselves "analytic philosophers"?

Greg Frost-Arnold

27-67

The dissonant origins of analytic philosophy

common sense in philosophical methodology

Catarina Dutilh Novaes

69-102

Russell's method of analysis and the axioms of mathematics

Lydia Patton

105-126

Wittgenstein on representability and possibility

Colin Johnston

127-147

The history and prehistory of natural-language semantics

Daniel W. Harris

149-194

Brentano's concept of mind

underlying nature, reference-fixing, and the mark of the mental

Uriah Kriegel

197-228

Russell on acquaintance with spatial properties

the significance of James

Alexander Klein

229-263

Ontology and philosophical methodology in the early Susanne Langer

Kris McDaniel

265-298

Russell's road to logicism

Jeremy Heis

301-332

The history of algebra's impact on the philosophy of mathematics

Audrey Yap

333-358