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Trends in Logic

Logic and Fixed-Domain Reasoning

Volume 1: An Empirico-Pragmatist Model Theory and Proof Theory

Ralph Gregory Taylor

Logic and Fixed-Domain Reasoning

Trends in Logic

Logic and Fixed-Domain Reasoning

Volume 1: An Empirico-Pragmatist Model Theory and Proof Theory

Trends in Logic: Logic and Fixed-Domain Reasoning

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The author develops, incrementally over the course of several chapters, related concepts of logical system over fixed domain, both classical and nonclassical, by means of pragmatism-inspired translations into paradigmatic, infinitary, quantifier-free languages having rigidly designating constants for all elements of a fixed domain.

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Beschrijving Trends in Logic: Logic and Fixed-Domain Reasoning

The author develops, incrementally over the course of several chapters, related concepts of logical system over fixed domain, both classical and nonclassical, by means of pragmatism-inspired translations into paradigmatic, infinitary, quantifier-free languages having rigidly designating constants for all elements of a fixed domain.

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9783031981883
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369
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Trends in Logic
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