Titlebook: Quine and His Place in History; Frederique Janssen-Lauret,Gary Kemp Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 knowled

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Introduction: Quine and His Place in History we see decisions being made, sometimes tacitly or implicitly; we see the routes not taken and often the reasons why; confusions avoided or fallen into and insights won or lost; we gain a sense of things we now take for granted as optional. We learn more about who we are.

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Introduction to ‘Levels of Abstraction’ria hotel in New York City and heard my father give a talk entitled ‘Levels of Abstraction’. Since then, I knew of no copy of the text of that talk in any journal, book, university, or family archive. Even the title of the talk was forgotten until two months ago when Dr. Rolfe Leary, a co-author of

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Levels of Abstraction (1972)rms are more abstract than those of zero level, but not more abstract than any others, and they constitute the first level of abstraction. Some are more abstract than those of level one and zero, but not more abstract than any further ones; and they constitute the second level of abstraction. And so

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Introduction to ‘Preestablished Harmony’ and ‘Response to Gary Ebbs’ds to Ebbs (1994), my review of Quine (1992), the revised edition of his book .. A few days later Quine sent me another short paper titled ‘Response to Gary Ebbs’ and a brief cover letter in which he wrote:

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