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Simone Romoli,Adriana Migliorinitions was problematic. In this paper, I’ll explain why she held this position, and develop what I will call the Doctrine of I/E relations, which will explain her middle ground. I start with a brief explanation of Russell’s Logical Atomism and his commitment to the Doctrine of External Relations. The

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2634-5994 ok examines Bertrand Russell’s complicated relationships to the women around him, and to feminism more generally. The essays in this volume offer scholarly reassessments of these relationships and their import for the history of feminism and of analytic philosophy..Russell is a founder of analytic p

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Simone Romoli,Adriana Miglioriniexplain her middle ground. I start with a brief explanation of Russell’s Logical Atomism and his commitment to the Doctrine of External Relations. Then, to explain the Doctrine of I/E Relations, I take a brief detour through Stebbing’s theory of directional analysis. This will allow us to conclude by presenting the new Doctrine.

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