The second edition of an accessible yet technically sound treatment of modal logic and its philosophical applications.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
James W. Garson is a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Houston. His research interests include logic, especially modal logic, the philosophy of mind, neural networks, formal semantics, natural language processing and philosophical issues concerning the impact of information technology. He has held grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foundation and the Apple Education Foundation to study the use of computers in education and to develop software for training students in logic and computer science. He is the author of numerous articles in logic, semantics, linguistics, the philosophy of cognitive science, and computerized education. His review article on quantified modal logic in the Handbook of Philosophical Logic is a standard reference in the area. Garson is also author of What Logics Mean: From Proof to Model-Theoretic Semantics (Cambridge, 2013).
Inhaltsangabe
Preface to the second edition Introduction 1. The System K: a foundation for modal logic 2. Extensions of K 3. Basic concepts of intensional semantics 4. Trees for K 5. The accessibility of relation 6. Trees for extensions of K 7. Converting trees to proofs 8. Adequacy of propositional modal logics 9. Completeness of using canonical models 10. Axioms and their corresponding conditions on R 11. Relations between the modal logics 12. Systems of quantified modal logic 13. Semantics for quantified modal logics 14. Trees for quantified modal logics 15. The adequacy of quantified modal logics 16. Completeness of quantified modal logics using trees 17. Completeness using canonical models 18. Descriptions 19. Lambda abstraction 20. Conditionals.
Preface to the second edition Introduction 1. The System K: a foundation for modal logic 2. Extensions of K 3. Basic concepts of intensional semantics 4. Trees for K 5. The accessibility of relation 6. Trees for extensions of K 7. Converting trees to proofs 8. Adequacy of propositional modal logics 9. Completeness of using canonical models 10. Axioms and their corresponding conditions on R 11. Relations between the modal logics 12. Systems of quantified modal logic 13. Semantics for quantified modal logics 14. Trees for quantified modal logics 15. The adequacy of quantified modal logics 16. Completeness of quantified modal logics using trees 17. Completeness using canonical models 18. Descriptions 19. Lambda abstraction 20. Conditionals.
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