Fine, K.: Propositional quantifiers in modal logic. Theoria 36(3), 336-346 (1970)K. Fine. Propositional quantifiers in modal logic. Theoria , 36: 336–346, 1970.Fine, K. 1970. Propositional quantifiers in modal logic. Theoria 36(3):336-346....
of the full classical propositional calculus, and then establish the following main results: connectives c (implication), k (and), n (not), are independent in any intermediate propositional logic; quantifiers a (for all), e (there exists), are independent in any intermediate predicate logic. ...
inpropositionalmodallogic,isthatnoteverysetofworldsneedcount asaproposition.InsteadwetakeacollectionPropofsetsofworlds,the admissiblepropositions,thatformsaBooleansetalgebraclosedalsounder theoperationthatinterpretsthemodality.The“truthvalue”ofany formulamustthenbeamemberofProp. ...
We will show how rejecting immodesty also puts pressure on introspection (in particular negative introspection) and discuss logical issues specifically with propositional quantifiers coming out of rejecting introspection. Speaker 丁一峰 丁一峰 丁一峰,男,湖南岳阳人,北京大学哲学系助理教授,主要研究领域为逻辑...
The prerequisite for this chapter is a working knowledge of the Classical Propositional Logic for instance, as in chapter1doi:10.1007/978-1-4939-3223-8_2Yves NievergeltEastern Washington UniversitySpringer New York
Several systems of monadic deontic logic are defined in terms of systems of alethic modal logic with a propositional constant. When the universal propositional quantifier is added to these systems, the propositional constant becomes definable in terms of the deontic operator. As a result, the meanin...
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Chapter 10: The Logic of Quantifiers First-order logic The system of quantificational logic that we are studying is called “first-order logic” because of a restriction in what we can “quantify over.” Our language, FOL, contains both individual constants ...
to the natural language is fundamental, but we also feel that some motivations and methods of other nature might be needed too, for instance in order to produce systems able to originate satisfactory mathematical research, as happens in the propositional case for the main non-classical logics. ...