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The Language Insufficiency Hypothesis and Frege–Geach
The provided source, an excerpt from a philosophical blog post titled “What If the Frege–Geach Problem Isn’t?”, presents a critique of analytic philosophy’s foundational assumptions, specifically focusing on the Frege–Geach problem in meta-ethics. The author argues that this long-standing philosophical puzzle is a pseudo-problem that arises from mistaking "grammar dressed up as ontology," or inappropriately applying the logical rules of descriptive language to moral utterances. The post introduces the author's Language Insufficiency Hypothesis (LIH), which proposes that language is…
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