Logical form : between logic and natural language /: between logic and natural language. ([2018])
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- Title:
- Logical form : between logic and natural language /: between logic and natural language. ([2018])
- Main Title:
- Logical form : between logic and natural language
- Further Information:
- Note: Andrea Iacona.
- Authors:
- Iacona, Andrea
- Contents:
- Intro; Preface; Contents; 1 The Early History of Logical Form; 1.1 Preamble; 1.2 Aristotle; 1.3 The Stoics; 1.4 Logic in the Middle Ages; 1.5 Leibniz's Dream; 2 The Ideal of Logical Perfection; 2.1 Frege; 2.2 Russell; 2.3 Wittgenstein; 2.4 A Logically Perfect Language; 2.5 The Old Conception of Logical Form; 3 Formal Languages and Natural Languages; 3.1 Tarski's Method; 3.2 Davidson's Program; 3.3 Montague Semantics; 3.4 The Current Conception of Logical Form; 3.5 Two Open Questions; 4 Logical Form and Syntactic Structure; 4.1 The Uniqueness Thesis; 4.2 Intrinsicalism; 4.3 LF 4.4 Semantic Structure4.5 Relationality in Formal Explanation; 4.6 Further Clarifications; 5 Logical Form and Truth Conditions; 5.1 The Truth-Conditional Notion; 5.2 Truth Conditions and Propositions; 5.3 Adequate Formalization; 5.4 A Truth-Conditional Account; 5.5 Logical Form as a Property of Propositions; 5.6 Extrinsicalism; 6 Logical Knowledge vs Knowledge of Logical Form; 6.1 Preliminaries; 6.2 Logical Identity and Logical Distinctness; 6.3 Distinct Objects Must Be Denoted by Distinct Names; 6.4 Distinct Names Must Denote Distinct Objects; 6.5 Logical Knowledge 6.6 Linguistic Competence and Rationality7 Validity; 7.1 Interpretations of Arguments; 7.2 Validity and Formal Validity; 7.3 The Sorites; 7.4 The Fallacy of Equivocation; 7.5 Context-Sensitive Arguments; 8 Quantified Sentences; 8.1 Two Questions About Quantified Sentences; 8.2 Quantifiers; 8.3 Meaning and Truth Conditions; 8.4 The Issue ofIntro; Preface; Contents; 1 The Early History of Logical Form; 1.1 Preamble; 1.2 Aristotle; 1.3 The Stoics; 1.4 Logic in the Middle Ages; 1.5 Leibniz's Dream; 2 The Ideal of Logical Perfection; 2.1 Frege; 2.2 Russell; 2.3 Wittgenstein; 2.4 A Logically Perfect Language; 2.5 The Old Conception of Logical Form; 3 Formal Languages and Natural Languages; 3.1 Tarski's Method; 3.2 Davidson's Program; 3.3 Montague Semantics; 3.4 The Current Conception of Logical Form; 3.5 Two Open Questions; 4 Logical Form and Syntactic Structure; 4.1 The Uniqueness Thesis; 4.2 Intrinsicalism; 4.3 LF 4.4 Semantic Structure4.5 Relationality in Formal Explanation; 4.6 Further Clarifications; 5 Logical Form and Truth Conditions; 5.1 The Truth-Conditional Notion; 5.2 Truth Conditions and Propositions; 5.3 Adequate Formalization; 5.4 A Truth-Conditional Account; 5.5 Logical Form as a Property of Propositions; 5.6 Extrinsicalism; 6 Logical Knowledge vs Knowledge of Logical Form; 6.1 Preliminaries; 6.2 Logical Identity and Logical Distinctness; 6.3 Distinct Objects Must Be Denoted by Distinct Names; 6.4 Distinct Names Must Denote Distinct Objects; 6.5 Logical Knowledge 6.6 Linguistic Competence and Rationality7 Validity; 7.1 Interpretations of Arguments; 7.2 Validity and Formal Validity; 7.3 The Sorites; 7.4 The Fallacy of Equivocation; 7.5 Context-Sensitive Arguments; 8 Quantified Sentences; 8.1 Two Questions About Quantified Sentences; 8.2 Quantifiers; 8.3 Meaning and Truth Conditions; 8.4 The Issue of First Order Definability; 8.5 Two Kinds of Formal Variation; 8.6 Conclusion; 9 Further Issues Concerning Quantification; 9.1 Two Kinds of Indeterminacy; 9.2 Precisifications of Quantifier Expressions; 9.3 First Order Definability Again; 9.4 Logicality 9.5 Quantification Over Absolutely Everything9.6 Unrestricted Quantification and Precision; Afterword; Bibliography … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- Cham, Switzerland : Springer
- Publication Date:
- 2018
- Copyright Date:
- 2018
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 160
Philosophy
Logic
Language and languages -- Philosophy
Logic, Symbolic and mathematical
Semantics
PHILOSOPHY / Logic
Language and languages -- Philosophy
Logic
Logic, Symbolic and mathematical
Philosophy
Semantics
Language Arts & Disciplines -- Linguistics -- Semantics
Philosophy -- Reference
Philosophy -- History & Surveys -- General
Mathematics -- Logic
Semantics, discourse analysis, etc
Philosophy of language
History of Western philosophy
Mathematical theory of computation
Linguistics_xPhilosophy
Philosophy (General)
Computer science
Philosophy -- Logic
Philosophy: logic
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9783319741543
3319741543 - Related ISBNs:
- 9783319741536
3319741535 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references.
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