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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,Consistency of Le?niewski’s Mereology,mework of the theory of real numbers. His proof was never published, but in a recent paper R. E. Clay has succeeded in reconstructing a version of it.. Clay’s result amounts to showing that if Le?niewski’s Ontology expanded by the addition of the axioms for the real numbers is consistent then Mereol

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Ontology without Axioms,he substitution of a constant for the variable becomes a sentence. — Consider some expressions of type F(.), e.g.: . is divisible by 5, . is running, it is not true that ., etc. All these expressions attribute some property to ., and when the expression is written in symbols, the property is represe

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,On Le?niewski’s Elementary Ontology,s investigations into ontology were destroyed during world war II. Nor should one ignore the fact that most of the published papers, in which Le?niewski presented his system at the stage of formalisation, were written in a difficult and not easily intelligible style. Le?niewski’s complicated symbols

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,On Le?niewski’s Ontology,ic to be a true, though very general, description of reality, a kind of πρωτη ?ιλοσο??α. It is significant that the Warsaw School of Logic influenced the development of philosophy in Poland to an extent to which it never succeeded in influencing the development of mathematics.

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