Margaret Macdonald and Analytic Philosophy in the 1930s

This volume examines the important but, until recently, forgotten work of the British analytic philosopher Margaret Macdonald. Macdonald''s career spanned one of the most significant and fascinating periods in the history of analytic philosophy: the pre-war London of Susan Stebbing as she advanced philosophical analysis; the Cambridge of Ludwig Wittgenstein as he lectured on his new practice-centr...