Titlebook: Subjunctive Reasoning; John L. Pollock Book 1976 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1976 Enzo Paci.axiomatization.identity.journal.

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0921-8599 n both general and specific grounds. As becomes apparent from reading the notes, the book would not have been possible without their pioneering work on subjunctive conditionals. In addition, both were kind enough to provide specific comments on earlier versions of different parts of the book, and St

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Four Kinds of Conditionals,rent analyses, and philosophers have not been sufficiently careful in distinguishing between them. In this chapter I will distinguish between four main kinds of subjunctive conditionals and explore their interrelations. It will turn out that these conditionals are all interdefinable, so an analysis of one will yield analyses of all the others.

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The Basic Analysis of Subjunctive Conditionals, simple subjunctive, because the relation . was defined in terms of ‘>‘, but if we can provide an alternative analysis of ., principle 1.1 will constitute an analysis of ‘>‘. That will be our strategy here. Let us say that a is a .when α...Thus our task is to analyze the notion of a .-world.

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Quantification, Modalities, and Conditionals, can be seen as follows. We have seen that if our analysis is correct, then logical necessity can be defined in terms of subjunctive conditionals:...Thus quantification into subjunctive conditionals contains as a special case that of quantification into modal contexts, and many philosophers believe the latter to be illegitimate.

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Subjunctive Generalizations, law says not just that all actual .’s are .’s, but that . a .. Statements of this latter form will be called subjunctive generalizations. They are to be contrasted with . which have the form ?.?. Our problem in this chapter is to understand subjunctive generalizations.

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