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The Semantics of the Logical Constants

1974
When logophoric terms the/an A (for instance, Husserl’s das A uberhaupt) are taken up into someone’s use of language and are burdened with great philosophical significance, these terms must then be assumed of importance for reasoning. In that case, it must be possible to connect assertions of the form the/an M is P logically with statements of other ...
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What is constant in logic?

2005
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Planck’s Constant in the Light of Quantum Logic

International Journal of Theoretical Physics, 2007
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What is a Logical Constant?

1974
The main question discussed by Sommers — what is a logical constant? — leads him to develop what he considers a simple and uniform account of the logical constants, one that sharply distinguishes logical and descriptive elements of sentences.
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Logical pluralism and the meaning of the logical constants.

2014
© 2014 Dr. Bogdan Augustin Dicher ; This thesis is an investigation into logical pluralism. The main question it addresses is whether pluralism about logical consequence is compatible with the invariance of the logical constants’ meaning across different consequence relations. I begin by arguing that a model-theoretic approach to logical consequence is
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Logicism and the Meanings of Logical Constants

Journal of the New Korean Philosophical Association, 2016
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