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Contemporary Logic Part 1: Frege’s Revolution

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When it comes to logic, there are two figures that stand head and shoulders above the rest. Aristotle defined logic and developed the field profoundly, and as such Aristotelian logic reigned supreme for over 2000 years. But eventually figures like Leibniz and Boole attempted to develop a system of logic that intertwined with a mathematical approach, an endeavor that finally came to fruition with Gottlob Frege, the second giant in logic. What was Frege's revolution? Let's get some more details!

Script by Luca Igansi

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