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Adverbs
Ambiguity
Anaphora
Dummett, M.A.E.
Fallacies
Formal and informal logic
Identity of indiscernibles
Imperative logic
Indirect discourse
Intensional entities
Intensionality
Kripke, S.A.
Linear logic
Logic in China
Logic in Islamic philosophy
Logic in Japan
Logical and mathematical terms, glossary of
Logical constants
Logical form
Logical laws
Mass terms
Necessary truth and convention
Ontological commitment
Predication
Prior, A.N.
Propositions, sentences and statements
Quantification and inference
Quantifiers, generalized
Questions
Quine, W.V.
Russell, B.A.W.
Scope
Type/token distinction
Use/mention distinction and quotation
Vagueness

Further discussion

Albert the Great

  1. Albert the Great: 2 Logic

algebra of

analytic/synthetic character

mathematical knowledge

  1. Logicism: 1 Preliminary discussion

analytical philosophy

anti-Aristotelian

anti-positivism

argument

deduction (Aristotle)

  1. Aristotle: 5 Deduction

Aristotelian

  1. Logic, ancient

conceptual scope

  1. Aristotle

empirical judgment

Plato harmonization (Porphyry)

  1. Porphyry: 2 Language and metaphysics

assent

branching

Buddhism

Cartesian (Clauberg, J.)

  1. Clauberg, Johannes

classical

intuitionistic logic comparison

  1. Logical laws: 3 The question of extension

colonial philosophy

conditional

conditions of existence (Anderson, J.)

  1. Anderson, John: 2 Systematic realism

of continua (Heytesbury, W.)

  1. Heytesbury, William

De Morgan, A.

  1. De Morgan, Augustus

deductive

definition

demonstrative method

Wright, G.H. von

  1. Von Wright, Georg Henrik

diairesis (Platonic division) (Speusippus)

  1. Speusippus : 3 Ethics and logic

Dialectical school

  1. Dialectical school

of discovery

  1. Discovery, logic of

epistemic

  1. Epistemic logic

of ethical discourse

  1. Logic of ethical discourse

ethics

experimental (Dewey, J.)

  1. Dewey, John: 3 Metaphysics

extensions of

first-order

formal

grammar distinction (Kilwardby, R.)

  1. Kilwardby, Robert: 2 Grammar and logic

Hellenistic (Philo the Dialectician)

  1. Philo the Dialectician: 2 What follows from what?

history of (Łukasiewicz, J.)

  1. Lukasiewicz, Jan: 4 Propositional calculi

history relationship (Croce, B.)

  1. Croce, Benedetto: 3 Logic and history

hypothesis testing

inference

momentariness

inferential

Japanese philosophy

  1. Logic in Japan

Jewish philosophy

language relationship

laws of

  1. Logical laws

lekton

many-valued

master argument (Cleanthes)

  1. Cleanthes

mathematico-deductive (Amo, A.W.)

  1. Amo, Anton Wilhelm

Kilvington, R.

  1. Kilvington, Richard

Peter of Auvergne

  1. Peter of Auvergne

Peter of Spain

  1. Peter of Spain

Richard Rufus of Cornwall

  1. Richard Rufus of Cornwall : 4 Logic

Roscelin of Compiègne

  1. Roscelin of Compiègne

methodology (Lambert, J.H.)

  1. Lambert, Johann Heinrich

modal

multiple conclusion

  1. Multiple-conclusion logic

multiple-conclusion

  1. Multiple-conclusion logic

New Logic School

Indian philosophy (Gageśa)

  1. Gangesa

nineteenth century

  1. Logic in the 19th century

non-monotonic

  1. Non-monotonic logic

Nyāya (Uddyotakara)

  1. Uddyotakara

ontology of (Łukasiewicz, J.)

  1. Lukasiewicz, Jan: 5 The history of logic

paraconsistent

  1. Paraconsistent logic

Peripatetic

Encyclopedists, medieval

  1. Encyclopedists, medieval: 5 Boethius

Platonism

Port-Royal (Arnauld, A.)

  1. Arnauld, Antoine: 1 Life and works

propositional

consequence (Geulincx, A.)

  1. Geulincx, Arnold: 2 Logic

terminist (Buridan, J.)

  1. Buridan, John: 2 Logic

propositional (Geulincx, A.)

  1. Geulincx, Arnold: 2 Logic

provability

  1. Provability logic

psychology relationship (Twardowski, K.)

  1. Twardowski, Kazimierz: 4 Other contributions to philosophy

questions

reality relationship

relations (Leibniz, G.W.)

  1. Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm

Aristotelianism

infinite numbers (Toletus, F.)

  1. Toletus, Franciscus: 4 Physics

John of St Thomas

  1. John of St Thomas: 2 Logic

linguistic usage (Valla, L.)

  1. Valla, Lorenzo: 4 Logic

medieval influence

  1. Logic, Renaissance

second-order

semantics (Marsilius of Inghen)

  1. Marsilius of Inghen: 1 Logic

social theory (Bourdieu, P.)

  1. Bourdieu, Pierre

soku

suppositions (William of Sherwood)

  1. William of Sherwood

syllogistic

Holcot’s application

  1. Holcot, Robert

syntactic categories (Ajdukiewicz, K.)

  1. Ajdukiewicz, Kazimierz: 5 Contributions to logic

System Sigma (Royce, J.)

  1. Royce, Josiah: 4 Mathematical logic

temporal

tolerance (Carnap, R.)

  1. Carnap, Rudolf: 3 Syntax

truth theories

twentieth century, early

  1. Logic in the early 20th century

validity

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