Titlebook: Logic, Mathematics, Philosophy, Vintage Enthusiasms; Essays in Honour of David DeVidi,Michael Hallett,Peter Clarke Book 2011 Springer Scie

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1566-659X phy of mathematics, logic, philosophy of science, truth and The volume includes twenty-five research papers presented as gifts to John L. Bell to celebrate his 60th birthday by colleagues, former students, friends and admirers.Like Bell’s own work, the contributions cross boundaries into several int

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On Logicist Conceptions of Functions and Classesof our friendship we collaborated on two papers (Bell and Demopoulos, 1993, 1996). The first of these collaborations was a paper on the foundational significance of results based on second-order logic and Frege’s understanding of his Begriffsschrift; the second was on various notions of independence

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Metaphysical Necessityatively, of necessity. The type of necessity upon which analytical philosophers had been accustomed to concentrate was analyticity; for clarity, I will replace this term by “a priori knowability.” We need not stop to argue over a precise characterisation of this familiar notion: I will say that a st

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Ibn Sīnā and Conflict in Logicl—under the supervision of John Crossley (though for reasons I don’t remember, I began as a supervisee of Michael Dummett). John Bell and Alan Slomson (another supervisee of John Crossley) had put together a clear and elegant first course on model theory, concentrating on ultraproducts and the const

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A Minimalist Foundation at Workput forward as foundations of mathematics. In the common contemporary vision, the role of foundations is to provide safe grounds a posteriori for the activity of mathematicians, which on the whole is taken as a matter of fact. This is usually achieved by reducing all concepts of mathematics to that

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The Municipal By-Laws of Thoughtdits away from beginning a dissertation on Carnap’s .. What better way to make up a couple of those credits than by taking the set theory course to be taught by the hotshot new professor the philosophy department had recruited from England, thanks in part to Margaret Thatcher’s campaign to drive int

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