1Title Page
7Science as the Sole Authority – The Vienna Circle and Logical Positivism
2What is Analytic Philosophy? A Century of Logic, Language, and Clarity
8Words in Their Natural Habitat – Wittgenstein's Later Turn to Ordinary Language
3The Hegelian Shadow – British Idealism at the Turn of the Century
9The Unmasking of Dogmas – Quine's Attack on Empiricism's Foundations
4The Cambridge Revolution – Moore and Russell Challenge Idealism
10Necessity Returns – Kripke, Lewis, and the Revival of Metaphysics
5Logic's New Language – Gottlob Frege and the Foundations of Modern Thought
11The Mind-Body Problem and Modern Ethics – Contemporary Analytic Thought
6Building the World from Atoms – Russell, Wittgenstein, and Logical Atomism
12The Enduring Legacy – Clarity, Rigor, and the Future of Philosophy