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Yeah, he is discussed in seminars as a kind of proto analytical philosopher.

• brownbat 4y ago
  We studied him too, he kicks off most of the major anthologies. Seems he's almost universally considered an overlooked founder of analytic philosophy. (There's the famous story about how Wittgenstein showed up on his doorstep to move in and study and Frege said, "no just go to Russell," he even underrated himself.) So he is partly famous for not being famous, a paradox he would hopefully appreciate.