Titlebook: Le?niewski’s Systems; Ontology and Mereolo Jan T. J. Srzednicki,V. F. Rickey Book 1984 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, The Hague and Ossolineu

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0924-4530 Overview: 978-94-009-6091-6978-94-009-6089-3Series ISSN 0924-4530

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-6089-3algebra; calculus; logic; ontology

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Ontology without Axioms,nd agreed principles, we avoid difficulties consequent on operating functions having different and varying domains. Such difficulties ought to be solved once and for all within the theory of apparent variables so as to make free operations with functions of different categories possible within the f

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Logic and Existence,t will be adopted in my analysis. The problem of existence will interest me only to the extent to which it enters the province of logical enquiry and I shall try to disentangle it a little by departing from the generally accepted interpretation of the quantifiers and by bringing in other concepts re

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,S. Le?niewski’s Calculus of Names,gen. .). This was by no means the only reason for Le?niewski’s use for his system a name indicating one of the main branches of philosophy. Thus in Le?niewski’s article “On the Foundations of Mathematics”. we read:

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,Studies in Le?niewski’s Mereology,wski’s system of the foundations of mathematics, it is little known, and little research has been done up to now in this field of study.. Consequently Mereology abounds in problems which so far have remained unsolved. Some of these problems will emerge in the last section of the paper.

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