Titlebook: Handbook of Philosophical Logic; Volume II: Extension D. Gabbay,F. Guenthner Book 1984 D. Reidel Publishing Company 1984 logic.philosophica

abracadabra

Glaci冰

Philosophical Perspectives on Quantification in Tense and Modal Logic,on, it is claimed, essentialism ensues, and perhaps a bloated universe of . as well. The essentialism is avoidable, these critics will agree, but only by turning to a Platonic realm of individual concepts whose existence is no less dubious or problematic than mere .. Moreover, basing one’s semantics

PAEAN

General Intensional Logic,es for the statement and justification of its general principles only such concepts as truth and falsity, identity and difference of truth-values (of sentences or propositions), sets or classes, and co- extensiveness or divergence (of predicates or properties). Intensional logic requires in addition

fringe

認(rèn)為

Deontic Logic,he latter in rhetoric and is to receive a certain fee which is to be paid . Euathlus wins his first court-case (in some versions: . he has won his first case). Well, Euathlus completed his course but did not take any law cases. Some time elapsed and Protagoras sued his student for the sum. The follo

cleaver

最高點(diǎn)

顯赫的人

Epithelium

obscurity

James W. GarsonElysian fields of ancient Greece. Our journey in this chapter takes us back to the days of Phidias (480–430 BC), a Greek sculptor and mathematician who is said to have helped with the design of the Parthenon. The approach in this chapter uses a simple artifice—the ratio of two line segments.