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Springer, Dordrecht

2009

378 Pages

ISBN 978-1-4020-9373-9

Games

unifying logic, language, and philosophy

Edited by

Ondrej Majer , Ahti-Veikko J. Pietarinen , Tero Tulenheimo

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Full citation:

Majer, O. , Pietarinen, A. J. , Tulenheimo, T. (eds) (2009). Games: unifying logic, language, and philosophy, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Why play logical games?

Marion Mathieu

3-26

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On the narrow epistemology of game-theoretic agents

de Bruin Boudewijn

27-36

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Interpretation, coordination and conformity

Hosni Hykel

37-55

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Fallacies as cognitive virtues

Gabbay Dov M.; Woods John

57-98

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A strategic perspective on if games

Sevenster Merlijn

101-116

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Towards evaluation games for fuzzy logics

Cintula Petr; Majer Ondrej

117-138

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Games, quantification and discourse structure

Clark Robin

139-150

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From games to dialogues and back

Rahman Shahid; Tulenheimo Tero

153-208

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Revisiting Giles's game

Fermüller Christian G.

209-227

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Implicit versus explicit knowledge in dialogical logic

Rebuschi Manuel

229-246

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In the beginning was game semantics?

Japaridze Giorgi

249-350

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The problem of determinacy of infinite games from an intuitionistic point of view

Veldman Wim

351-370

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