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Article from the encyclopedia edited by Zalta, Nodelman and Allen (Metaphysics Research Lab – Center for the Study of Language and Information – Stanford University).
The bankruptcy of logic, the stultification of reason and the meaninglessness of all views, by Colin L. Dean
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Essay that begins with an exposition of Husserl's act-based conception of what a science is, and goes on to consider his account of the role of linguistic meanings, of the ontology of scientific objects, and of evidence and truth.
Review of the historical relation between logic and ontology and of
the opposition between the views of logic as language and logic as calculus.
Patricia Blanchette reviews this book by Colin McGinn. From Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews.
Subtitled a "Kantian-Friesian approach", an article by Kelley L. Ross. A historical survey of the problem of universals.
Article by Paul E. Oppenheimer and Edward N. Zalta which presents a formalization of the ontological argument.
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Review of the German and Austrian traditions of post-Kantian philosophy. Austrian philosophy is characterized by a concentration on
problems of logic, language and ontology.
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A selection of critical judgements on the philosophy of Bernard Bolzano, with a focus on his contributions to logic and ontology.
The thesis of this book is that Russell's work in logic cannot be understood separately from his ontological ideas, here somewhat archaically labeled "metaphysical".
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This article analyzes the design of automated systems for reasoning in
terms of Peirce’s semiotics and Wittgenstein’s language games.
Discussion about how to individuate a single formal system as paradigmatic for a philosophical view, by Stefano Borgo and Claudio Masolo.
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Article by Achille Varzi about vagueness of boundaries in definitions and categories.
Article from the encyclopedia edited by Zalta, Nodelman and Allen (Metaphysics Research Lab – Center for the Study of Language and Information – Stanford University).
Discussion about how to individuate a single formal system as paradigmatic for a philosophical view, by Stefano Borgo and Claudio Masolo.
[PDF]
The bankruptcy of logic, the stultification of reason and the meaninglessness of all views, by Colin L. Dean
[PDF]
Subtitled a "Kantian-Friesian approach", an article by Kelley L. Ross. A historical survey of the problem of universals.
Article by Paul E. Oppenheimer and Edward N. Zalta which presents a formalization of the ontological argument.
[PDF]
The thesis of this book is that Russell's work in logic cannot be understood separately from his ontological ideas, here somewhat archaically labeled "metaphysical".
[PDF]
This article analyzes the design of automated systems for reasoning in
terms of Peirce’s semiotics and Wittgenstein’s language games.
A selection of critical judgements on the philosophy of Bernard Bolzano, with a focus on his contributions to logic and ontology.
Patricia Blanchette reviews this book by Colin McGinn. From Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews.
Essay that begins with an exposition of Husserl's act-based conception of what a science is, and goes on to consider his account of the role of linguistic meanings, of the ontology of scientific objects, and of evidence and truth.
Review of the German and Austrian traditions of post-Kantian philosophy. Austrian philosophy is characterized by a concentration on
problems of logic, language and ontology.
[PDF]
Article by Achille Varzi about vagueness of boundaries in definitions and categories.
Review of the historical relation between logic and ontology and of
the opposition between the views of logic as language and logic as calculus.
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