Logical Modalities from Aristotle to Carnap
Herausgeber: Cresswell, Max; Rini, Adriane; Mares, Edwin
Logical Modalities from Aristotle to Carnap
Herausgeber: Cresswell, Max; Rini, Adriane; Mares, Edwin
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Introduces readers to the history of necessity and possibility, two modal concepts which play a key role in philosophy.
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Introduces readers to the history of necessity and possibility, two modal concepts which play a key role in philosophy.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 366
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. August 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 682g
- ISBN-13: 9781107077881
- ISBN-10: 1107077885
- Artikelnr.: 45155507
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 366
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. August 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 682g
- ISBN-13: 9781107077881
- ISBN-10: 1107077885
- Artikelnr.: 45155507
Introduction Max Cresswell, Edwin Mares and Adriane Rini
1. Aristotle on the necessity of the consequent Adriane Rini
2. Aristotle on one-sided possibility Marko Malink
3. Why does Aristotle need a modal syllogistic? Robin Smith
4. Necessity, possibility and determinism in Stoic thought Vanessa de Harven
5. Necessity in Avicenna and the Arabic tradition Paul Thom
6. Modality without the Prior Analytics: early twelfth-century accounts of modal propositions Chris Martin
7. Ockham and the foundations of modal theory in the fourteenth century Calvin G. Normore
8. Theological and scientific applications of the notion of necessity in the mediaeval and early modern periods Jack MacIntosh
9. Locke and the problem of necessity in early modern philosophy Peter Anstey
10. Leibniz's theories of necessity Brandon C. Look
11. Leibniz and the lucky proof Jonathan Westphal
12. Divine necessity and Kant's modal categories Nicholas Stang
13. Charles Sanders Peirce on necessity Catherine Legg and Cheryl Misak
14. The development of C. I. Lewis's philosophy of modal logic Edwin Mares
15. Carnap's modal predicate logic Max Cresswell.
1. Aristotle on the necessity of the consequent Adriane Rini
2. Aristotle on one-sided possibility Marko Malink
3. Why does Aristotle need a modal syllogistic? Robin Smith
4. Necessity, possibility and determinism in Stoic thought Vanessa de Harven
5. Necessity in Avicenna and the Arabic tradition Paul Thom
6. Modality without the Prior Analytics: early twelfth-century accounts of modal propositions Chris Martin
7. Ockham and the foundations of modal theory in the fourteenth century Calvin G. Normore
8. Theological and scientific applications of the notion of necessity in the mediaeval and early modern periods Jack MacIntosh
9. Locke and the problem of necessity in early modern philosophy Peter Anstey
10. Leibniz's theories of necessity Brandon C. Look
11. Leibniz and the lucky proof Jonathan Westphal
12. Divine necessity and Kant's modal categories Nicholas Stang
13. Charles Sanders Peirce on necessity Catherine Legg and Cheryl Misak
14. The development of C. I. Lewis's philosophy of modal logic Edwin Mares
15. Carnap's modal predicate logic Max Cresswell.
Introduction Max Cresswell, Edwin Mares and Adriane Rini
1. Aristotle on the necessity of the consequent Adriane Rini
2. Aristotle on one-sided possibility Marko Malink
3. Why does Aristotle need a modal syllogistic? Robin Smith
4. Necessity, possibility and determinism in Stoic thought Vanessa de Harven
5. Necessity in Avicenna and the Arabic tradition Paul Thom
6. Modality without the Prior Analytics: early twelfth-century accounts of modal propositions Chris Martin
7. Ockham and the foundations of modal theory in the fourteenth century Calvin G. Normore
8. Theological and scientific applications of the notion of necessity in the mediaeval and early modern periods Jack MacIntosh
9. Locke and the problem of necessity in early modern philosophy Peter Anstey
10. Leibniz's theories of necessity Brandon C. Look
11. Leibniz and the lucky proof Jonathan Westphal
12. Divine necessity and Kant's modal categories Nicholas Stang
13. Charles Sanders Peirce on necessity Catherine Legg and Cheryl Misak
14. The development of C. I. Lewis's philosophy of modal logic Edwin Mares
15. Carnap's modal predicate logic Max Cresswell.
1. Aristotle on the necessity of the consequent Adriane Rini
2. Aristotle on one-sided possibility Marko Malink
3. Why does Aristotle need a modal syllogistic? Robin Smith
4. Necessity, possibility and determinism in Stoic thought Vanessa de Harven
5. Necessity in Avicenna and the Arabic tradition Paul Thom
6. Modality without the Prior Analytics: early twelfth-century accounts of modal propositions Chris Martin
7. Ockham and the foundations of modal theory in the fourteenth century Calvin G. Normore
8. Theological and scientific applications of the notion of necessity in the mediaeval and early modern periods Jack MacIntosh
9. Locke and the problem of necessity in early modern philosophy Peter Anstey
10. Leibniz's theories of necessity Brandon C. Look
11. Leibniz and the lucky proof Jonathan Westphal
12. Divine necessity and Kant's modal categories Nicholas Stang
13. Charles Sanders Peirce on necessity Catherine Legg and Cheryl Misak
14. The development of C. I. Lewis's philosophy of modal logic Edwin Mares
15. Carnap's modal predicate logic Max Cresswell.