Titlebook: Logic in Question; Talks from the Annua Jean-Yves Béziau,Jean-Pierre Desclés,Anca Christin Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Inference in Nineteenth-Century British Logiced material, also J. S. Mill, before discussing the work of the transitional logicians, A. De Morgan and G. Boole on these topics. Although not appreciated until the first third of the twentieth century, Boole’s fundamental law of thought, x.?=?x, initiated an analysis of how the algebra of logic di

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Husserlian Pure Logic from the Standpoint of Intentionalityres with early analytic philosophy (Weierstrass, Cantor, Frege, Hilbert), and deals with it for what it is, namely, an attempt to epistemologically ground mathematical logic (i.e., as science and in terms of theory of knowledge) by a descriptive theory of meaning (viz. the phenomenological intention

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The Place and Value of Logic in Louis Couturat’s Philosophical Thinkingol. His work of conceptual analysis is exceptional and unique in its ability to put in relation the mathematicians of his time, for which his reputation is well deserved. Taking a closer look at his work at large, the place and value of logic are not simple problems for Couturat. On one hand, the lo

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Definition and Inference in Le?niewski’s Logicions which were called . by the members of the Warsaw School. We explain why a definition can be necessary for the proofs of certain results in a formal system and why the eliminability of a definition does not imply its logical neutrality. For this purpose, we explore certain important but often ne