@unpublished{ginammi_analytic-synthetic_0,
	title = {The analytic-synthetic distinction, grounding, and the conceptual hierarchy in {Bolzano}},
	abstract = {This paper links Bolzano's analytic-synthetic distinction to the conceptual hierarchy and the hierarchy of truths, i.e.{\textasciitilde}the relation of grounding. The aim of this paper is, by building on (Ginammi {\textbackslash}\& Betti forthcoming), to prove in a systematic manner two claims made by de Jong (2001, 2010): first, that every analytic truth is grounded in a corresponding synthetic truth, and second, that a truth being analytic in Bolzano's sense amounts to sub-maximal generality of that truth. Correspondingly, it will be argued that the analytic-synthetic distinction served for Bolzano as a means to distinguish truths that are part of proper science from those that are not. {\textbackslash}hyp\{\vphantom{\}}We will further interpret Bolzano's distinction between analyticity in the broad sense and logical analyticity, related to the conceptual hierarchy, in a new way: logical analyticity is about concept containment and thus composition relations, whereas analyticity in the broad sense is about subordination relations and thus about quantification.},
	author = {Ginammi, Annapaola},
	year = {0},
}

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