Titlebook: Assumptions of Grand Logics; James K. Feibleman Book 1979 Martinus Nijhoff, Publishers bv, The Hague 1979 logic.modal logic.philosophical

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Nur kleine Systeme entwickeln sichetween, in other words, proponents of the theory that mathematics is in-dependent of our knowledge of it until we explore the field of mathematics and proponents of the theory that mathematics is a creation of the human mind. The argument of course is one . mathematics, not . it,though the mathemati

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Formale Begriffsanalyse mit C++The assumptions of symbolic logic must have their beginnings somewhere. But why should we look in Frege’s logic, why not in some other? This question must be answered before it will be possible to examine the . as part of an inquiry into fundamentals.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-2296-3In this chapter I propose to set forth some of the assumptions to which symbolic logic is bound by its formulations. I do not wish to interfere by interpolating my own ideas but since the topic is logic some working conceptions seems needed and appropriate.

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Of Frege’s Logic I: ,The assumptions of symbolic logic must have their beginnings somewhere. But why should we look in Frege’s logic, why not in some other? This question must be answered before it will be possible to examine the . as part of an inquiry into fundamentals.

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Of Frege’s Logic II: In the continuation of Frege’s published work after the . many important metaphysical issues arise. Some of these emerge from the discussion of various themes in his examination of the foundations of arithmetic. I propose to sample a few of them here.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-9278-8logic; modal logic; philosophical logic; symbolic logic

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978-94-009-9280-1Martinus Nijhoff, Publishers bv, The Hague 1979