Essays on Logic and its Applications in Philosophy
Exploring the intersection of logic and philosophical inquiry
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Peter Lang AG
Published:10th Oct '11
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This collection explores the role of logic in addressing philosophical problems, highlighting its importance in analysis and reasoning, as seen in Essays on Logic and its Applications in Philosophy.
This collection of essays delves into the intricate relationship between logic and various philosophical issues. Essays on Logic and its Applications in Philosophy emphasizes the significance of logic as a vital tool for philosophical analysis, arguing that it plays a crucial role in understanding and addressing complex philosophical dilemmas. The author presents a compelling case for first-order logic as the foundational framework for logical reasoning, exploring its implications across a wide array of topics.
Among the philosophical challenges examined in this volume are concepts such as truth, consistency, and realism. The essays also tackle foundational issues in semantics, psychologism, and the limitations of empirical data in determining theories. The author skillfully navigates through various modalities, value concepts, and the nature of identity, shedding light on the complexities of vagueness and the existence of God. Each essay contributes to a broader understanding of how logic informs and shapes philosophical inquiry.
In Essays on Logic and its Applications in Philosophy, readers will encounter discussions on legal reasoning, category mistakes, bivalence, and the cognitive relation that underpins meaningfulness. This collection not only highlights the importance of logical reasoning in philosophical discourse but also invites readers to reflect on the profound implications of logic in our understanding of reality and existence.
ISBN: 9783631606667
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 580g
364 pages
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