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Philosophical Studies, 1996
Demontrant que les systemes de logique deontique developpes dans la cadre general de l'utilitarisme ou du consequentialisme negligent l'importance de la probabilite et de la valeur, l'A. propose une alternative au modele utilitariste qui rend compte du poids probabiliste de la valeur dans l'enonce definissant ce que doit faire une personne (ought to do)
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Demontrant que les systemes de logique deontique developpes dans la cadre general de l'utilitarisme ou du consequentialisme negligent l'importance de la probabilite et de la valeur, l'A. propose une alternative au modele utilitariste qui rend compte du poids probabiliste de la valeur dans l'enonce definissant ce que doit faire une personne (ought to do)
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Studia Logica, 1980
Some requirements concerning deontic logic are formulated and discussed. Stress is laid on the need to distinguish between theories and deductive systems. It is argued that deontic theories need not be closed under the rule of detachment. Two deontic calculi, called DSC1, DSC2, are presented and talked over.
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Some requirements concerning deontic logic are formulated and discussed. Stress is laid on the need to distinguish between theories and deductive systems. It is argued that deontic theories need not be closed under the rule of detachment. Two deontic calculi, called DSC1, DSC2, are presented and talked over.
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Whatever happened to deontic logic?
Philosophia, 1982A branch of human learning that is at first strong and healthy may early contract some malady that distorts its further growth. So it was, I have elsewhere argued, with Aristotle’s logic: he began by distinguishing two sharply distinct categories, names (onomata) and predicables (rhēmata)but came to merge these categories in the category of terms ...
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1998
The system DDL (Dynamic Deontic Logic) was developed by Meyer [1988, 1989]. Meyer defined DDL as a modal logic, following an article by Anderson [1967]. The basis for DDL is the logic framework of (propositional) dynamic logic. The reduction of deontic operators to dynamic ones makes use of Anderson’s violation atom V to indicate that an action took ...
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The system DDL (Dynamic Deontic Logic) was developed by Meyer [1988, 1989]. Meyer defined DDL as a modal logic, following an article by Anderson [1967]. The basis for DDL is the logic framework of (propositional) dynamic logic. The reduction of deontic operators to dynamic ones makes use of Anderson’s violation atom V to indicate that an action took ...
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1998
Deontic logic1 is a branch of philosophical logic concerning reasoning about norms, or in other words, about normative versus non-normative behaviour. It is the logic of obligations, prohibitions and permissions. As such, it is relevant for the foundations of ethics and law.
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Deontic logic1 is a branch of philosophical logic concerning reasoning about norms, or in other words, about normative versus non-normative behaviour. It is the logic of obligations, prohibitions and permissions. As such, it is relevant for the foundations of ethics and law.
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