Quiz: Gottlob Frege

  1. When was Gottlob Frege born?

    • 1848, Wismar, Germany.
    • 1818, Trier, Germany.
    • 1788, Danzig, in what is now Poland.
    • 1775, Leonberg, Germany.
    Answer

    1848, Wismar, Germany. — Born: 1848, Wismar, Germany..

  2. When did Gottlob Frege die?

    • 1925, Bad Kleinen, Germany.
    • 1855, Copenhagen.
    • 1900, Weimar, Germany, after eleven years of mental collapse.
    • 1883, London, England.
    Answer

    1925, Bad Kleinen, Germany. — Died: 1925, Bad Kleinen, Germany..

  3. What is Gottlob Frege known for?

    • Modern predicate logic, the sense and reference distinction, and the logicist program.
    • The Communist Manifesto, written with Engels, and Capital, on surplus value and the laws of capitalist crisis.
    • On Liberty, Utilitarianism, and The Subjection of Women, an early argument for women's equality.
    • The world as will and representation, and the ethics of compassion and ascetic denial.
    Answer

    Modern predicate logic, the sense and reference distinction, and the logicist program. — Known for: Modern predicate logic, the sense and reference distinction, and the logicist program..

  4. Which school of thought was Gottlob Frege part of?

    • Analytic philosophy, its founder; logicism.
    • German idealism.
    • Utilitarianism and liberalism.
    • German idealism, its completion.
    Answer

    Analytic philosophy, its founder; logicism. — School: Analytic philosophy, its founder; logicism..

  5. True or false: German mathematician and logician who founded analytic philosophy by inventing modern logic.

    • True
    • False
    Answer

    True — From the entry's summary.