Closed rikiheck closed 11 months ago
This part is from @timbutton -- Tim, what do you think?
If Heck wants to write a better version, great! (Yup: I wrote it in a hurry; it’s inaccurate; I didn’t think it mattered too much, but I’d rather it were more accurate!)
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I think it's adequate to add a clarifying footnote, and maybe a reference to an explanation elsewhere. You probably don't want to get into these particular weeds right here. Patch attached. Feel free to remove the citation if you think that's overkill.
Thanks again; sorry this took so long.
I was just looking through the book and stumbled across the Appendix on Basic Law V in 61.6 of the full build. This is not accurate. Frege does not define extensions of concepts at all but rather the 'value-ranges' of functions. For the purposes of this book, it's entirely reasonable to abstract from this, but some kind of note should be added that this is what's being done. Alternatively, one could make the discussion more accurate. If you want to do that, I could have a go at re-writing the section. Cheers, Richard Kimberly Heck