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The logic of intentional objects : a Meinongian version of classical logic

Title
The logic of intentional objects : a Meinongian version of classical logic / Jacek Paśniczek.
Author
Paśniczek, Jacek.
Publication
Dordrecht ; Boston : Kluwer Academic Publishers, ©1998.

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Description
vi, 212 pages : illustrations; 24 cm.
Series Statement
Synthese library ; v. 269
Uniform Title
Synthese library ; v. 269.
Subject
  • Meinong, A. 1853-1920
  • Meinong, A. 1853-1920
  • Meinong, Alexius 1853-1920
  • Meinong, Alexius
  • Intention (Logic)
  • Object (Philosophy)
  • Intentionalität
  • Logik
  • Logica
  • Intentionaliteit
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. [200]-205) and indexes.
Contents
Introducing Subject-Predicate Formal Language: Can Names and Quantifiers Share the Same Category? -- Why logic differentiates between quantifiers and names? -- The language with derivative predicates -- The language with entangled predicates -- Variables in Classical Logic. A reinterpretation of grammar for quantifiers -- Deductive properties of individual constants -- The uniform semantic interpretation of names and quantifiers -- The generalised quantifier perspective -- Subject-predicate formulas and subject-predicate languages -- M-Logic -- Syntax of M-logic -- M-language -- M-system -- Selected Theses and Syntactic Properties of M-system -- Semantics of M-logic -- Models and Satisfaction. Soundness Theorem -- M-logic and Classical logic. Completeness Theorem -- M-logic with definition schemata for new terms -- Ontological Interpretation of M-Logic -- Meinongian ontology -- M-ontology as a Meinongian ontology -- Existence and identity in M-ontology -- Properties in M-ontology -- Reduction of M-properties to M-objects -- Ontological commitment of M-logic -- Extending M-Logic -- Free M-logic -- Modal M-logic -- Non-standard possible worlds and the logic of generalised operators -- Reference and Intentionality -- Theory of reference in M-logic -- Classical theories of intentionality and M-logic -- The dual ontological structure of intentional objects -- Paradoxes in formal theories of objects of thought -- Intentional objects vs. intentional states of affairs. Aspectual and horizontal objects -- Two-Sorted and Intensional M-Logic.
ISBN
  • 079234880X
  • 9780792348801
LCCN
97032487
OCLC
  • ocm37884713
  • 37884713
  • SCSB-360293
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library