Québec studies in the philosophy of science, part I

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Springer, Dordrecht

1995

331 Pages

ISBN 978-94-010-7204-5

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Québec studies in the philosophy of science, part I

logic, mathematics, physics and history of science essays in honor of hugues Leblanc

Edited by

Mathieu Marion , Robert S Cohen

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Marion, M. , Cohen, R.S. (eds) (1995). Québec studies in the philosophy of science, part I: logic, mathematics, physics and history of science essays in honor of hugues Leblanc, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

On axiomatizing free logic

Leblanc Hugues

1-22

Partial propositional logic

Lepage François

23-39

Generalized quantifiers and inferences

Lapierre Serge

41-55

A category-theoretic approach to Aristotle's term logic, with special reference to syllogisms

Macnamara John

57-68

On the nominalistic interpretation of natural languages

Lambek J.

69-78

If not-true and not being true are not identical, which one is false?

Marquis Jean-Pierre

79-94

A new formulation of the logic of propositions

Vanderveken Daniel

95-105

Internal logic

Gauthier Yvon

107-122

A reconstruction of Russell's substitution theory

Pelham Judy

123-133

Hilbert and logic

Hallett Michael

135-187

Kronecker's "safe haven of real mathematics"

Marion Mathieu

189-215

Hidden variables, separability, and realism

Bunge Mario

217-227

A branched interpretation of quantum mechanics which differs from Everett's

McCall Storrs

229-241

…and chaos shall set you free…

Blais Michel J.

243-258

Other things equal, the chances improve

Pietroski Paul M.

259-273

The model-theoretic argument unlocked

Davies David

275-286

Helmholtz and modern empiricism

Leroux Jean

287-296

Technology and the rise of the mechanical philosophy

Shea William R.

297-307

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