Examines the ways in which possible worlds have been used as a framework for considering problems in logic and argument analysis. This book offers an introduction to the basic ideas of modal logic in terms of Saul Kripke's possible worlds and discusses 'possible for' and 'possible that'.
Examines the ways in which possible worlds have been used as a framework for considering problems in logic and argument analysis. This book offers an introduction to the basic ideas of modal logic in terms of Saul Kripke's possible worlds and discusses 'possible for' and 'possible that'.
Preface 1. Introduction 2. Possible worlds 3. Possible worlds and quantifiers 4. Possible worlds, individuals and identity 5. Possibility talk 6. The possible worlds of knowledge 7. The possible worlds of belief 8. Time and many possible worlds 9. Real possibility 10. Impossible possible worlds 11. Unfinished story Notes Bibliography Index
Preface 1. Introduction 2. Possible worlds 3. Possible worlds and quantifiers 4. Possible worlds, individuals and identity 5. Possibility talk 6. The possible worlds of knowledge 7. The possible worlds of belief 8. Time and many possible worlds 9. Real possibility 10. Impossible possible worlds 11. Unfinished story Notes Bibliography Index
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