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Supports→Michael Dummett argues in 'Frege: Philosophy of Mathematics' that Russell's type theory is best understood as a technical repair of Frege's own logicist system rather than a departure from it.

Russell acknowledged Frege's foundational insights and explicitly built type theory as a response to the paradox problem, not wholesale rejection.

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