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The role of language recalls Frege's [[claim]] that the contents of a thought are given by a well-formed [[sen ...ied according to publicly validated norms (a claim endorsed by Husserl and Frege).

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* Frege 12 295

...g as "reference" (1960, pp. ix, 56-78). The point may seem pedantic, since Frege's distinction was not maintained by Freud, Lacan's [[author]] of predilecti

...y subject whatever]].” In a text as dense as its title, Lacan [[quotes]] Frege and Russell, explaining that his motto that the unconscious is “[[structu

...nDoe">     Le rapprochement avec la d�finition du z�ro fournie par FREGE est ici �clairant : c'est un nombre dot� de deux propri�t�s : d'une ...n�est pas topologique, mais ensuite parlant de logique avec le z�ro de Frege, ces choses effectivement sont tr�s pr�sentes, ces diff�rentes fa�o

...re que l?Un ne tient que de l?essence du [[signifiant]]. Si j?ai interrog? Frege 12 au d?part c?est pour tenter de d?montrer la b?ance qu?il y a de cet Un ? ...Duroux puis Jacques-[[Alain]] [[Miller]] centrent leurs interventions sur Frege.