Investigates the 'law', considering arguments for and against it and discussing methodological issues that arise whenever we question the legitimacy of logical principles. This volume presents a debate about the Law of Non-Contradiction, from discussions as to how the law is to be understood, to reasons for accepting or re-thinking the law.
Investigates the 'law', considering arguments for and against it and discussing methodological issues that arise whenever we question the legitimacy of logical principles. This volume presents a debate about the Law of Non-Contradiction, from discussions as to how the law is to be understood, to reasons for accepting or re-thinking the law.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
* Introduction: At the Intersection of Truth and Falsity * Part I: Setting up the Debate * 1: Graham Priest: What's So Bad About Contradictions? * Part II: What is the LNC? * 2: Ross T. Brady: On the Formalization of the Law of Non-Contradiction * 3: Patrick Grim: What is a Contradiction? * 4: Greg Restall: Laws of Non-Contradiction, Laws of the Excluded Middle, and Logics * 5: R. M. Sainsbury: Option Negation and Dialetheias * 6: Achille C. Varzi: Conjunction and Contradiction * Part III: Methodological Issues in the Debate * 7: Bradley Armour-Garb: Diagnosing Dialetheism * 8: Bryson Brown: Knowledge and Non-Contradiction * 9: Otavio Bueno and Mark Colyvan: Logical Non-Apriorism and the 'Law' of Non-Contradiction * 10: David Lewis: Letters to Beall and Priest * 11: Michael D. Resnik: Holism and the Revision of Logic * Part IV: Against the LNC * 12: JC Beall: True and False - As If * 13: Jon Cogburn: The Philosophical Basis of What? The Anti-Realist Route to Dialetheism * 14: Jay Garfield: To Pee and not to Pee? Could That Be the Question? (Further Reflections of the Dog) * 15: Frederick Kroon: Realism and Dialetheism * 16: Edwin D. Mares: Semantic Dialetheism * 17: Vann McGee: Ramsey's Dialetheism * Part V: For the LNC * 18: Laurence Goldstein: The Barber, Russell's Paradox, Catch-22, God, Contradiction, and More * 19: Greg Littman and Keith Simmons: A Critique of Dialetheism * 20: Stewart Shapiro: Simple Truth, Contradiction, and Consistency * 21: Neil Tennant: An Anti-Realist Critique of Dialetheism * 22: Alan Weir: There Are No True Contradictions * 23: Edward N. Zalta: In Defence of the Law of Non-Contradiction
* Introduction: At the Intersection of Truth and Falsity * Part I: Setting up the Debate * 1: Graham Priest: What's So Bad About Contradictions? * Part II: What is the LNC? * 2: Ross T. Brady: On the Formalization of the Law of Non-Contradiction * 3: Patrick Grim: What is a Contradiction? * 4: Greg Restall: Laws of Non-Contradiction, Laws of the Excluded Middle, and Logics * 5: R. M. Sainsbury: Option Negation and Dialetheias * 6: Achille C. Varzi: Conjunction and Contradiction * Part III: Methodological Issues in the Debate * 7: Bradley Armour-Garb: Diagnosing Dialetheism * 8: Bryson Brown: Knowledge and Non-Contradiction * 9: Otavio Bueno and Mark Colyvan: Logical Non-Apriorism and the 'Law' of Non-Contradiction * 10: David Lewis: Letters to Beall and Priest * 11: Michael D. Resnik: Holism and the Revision of Logic * Part IV: Against the LNC * 12: JC Beall: True and False - As If * 13: Jon Cogburn: The Philosophical Basis of What? The Anti-Realist Route to Dialetheism * 14: Jay Garfield: To Pee and not to Pee? Could That Be the Question? (Further Reflections of the Dog) * 15: Frederick Kroon: Realism and Dialetheism * 16: Edwin D. Mares: Semantic Dialetheism * 17: Vann McGee: Ramsey's Dialetheism * Part V: For the LNC * 18: Laurence Goldstein: The Barber, Russell's Paradox, Catch-22, God, Contradiction, and More * 19: Greg Littman and Keith Simmons: A Critique of Dialetheism * 20: Stewart Shapiro: Simple Truth, Contradiction, and Consistency * 21: Neil Tennant: An Anti-Realist Critique of Dialetheism * 22: Alan Weir: There Are No True Contradictions * 23: Edward N. Zalta: In Defence of the Law of Non-Contradiction
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