A book titled for this discipline claims that a “complete diminishment of content” to the level of “something” characterizes its central “authentic” concept, which undergoes “collective combination.” A problem facing theories of this discipline requires them to explain why they don’t apply to Julius Caesar. Edmund Husserl turned (15[1])to phenomenology (-5[1])after his first book’s application of psychologism to this discipline (15[1])was harshly criticized. A book titled for this discipline states, “never... ask for the (*) meaning of a word in isolation” (10[1]-5[1])and defines certain objects as “extensions of concepts,” relying on Hume’s principle. Frege’s problematic Basic Law V builds on his book (-5[1])on this mathematical (-5[1])subfield’s “foundations.” (10[3])For 10 points, Gödel demonstrated (-5[1])the incompleteness (-5[1])of what branch of mathematics governed by the Peano axioms? ■END■ (10[3]0[3])