Titlebook: Jaakko Hintikka; Radu J. Bogdan Book 1987 D. Reidel Publishing Company 1987 Aristotle.Bertrand Russell.Gottlob Frege.Immanuel Kant.Kant.de

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Constituentsering the notion of constituent in connection with other related notions and ideas. Therefore, the aim of this paper is threefold. First, we attempt to present the syntactic . of constituents in first order (elementary) logic and to prove the existence of distributive normal forms in a technically s

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Surface Information and Analyticityms to be related to the fact that there is hardly anything that would be analytic or synthetic in some absolute sense. Rather, analyticity is relative to the conceptual framework (logic, theory, language, .) used. For instance, a truth or argument which could be counted analytic (by some criterion)

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Hintikka’s Inductive Logicy of Carnap’s critics took the problem to be the zero probability of laws of nature in . universes on . amounts of evidence. So did Carnap himself. Hintikka was the first to see that the real problem lay elsewhere. His first move was to take as basic not predictive inference but universal inference.

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On Objects and Worlds of Thought in the Philosophy of Hintikkar sentences ascribing propositional attitudes, there has evolved a . metaphysical theory of the intentionality of such attitudes. Here, it is my aim to define some central affinities between this theory and the two great classical theories of intentionality, those of Meinong and Husserl. I shall com

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