Meinongian logic : the semantics of existence and nonexistence /

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Jacquette, Dale
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Berlin ; New York : W. de Gruyter, 1996.
Colección:Perspectives in analytical philosophy ; Bd. 11.
Temas:
Meinong, A. > (Alexius), > 1853-1920.
Meinong, A. > (Alexius), > 1853-1920
Meinong, Alexius.
Logic, Symbolic and mathematical.
Object (Philosophy)
Nonexistent objects (Philosophy)
Semantics (Philosophy)
Analysis (Philosophy)
Logique symbolique et mathématique.
Objet (Philosophie)
Sémantique (Philosophie)
Philosophie analytique.
Objets inexistants (Philosophie)
PHILOSOPHY > Logic.
Logic, Symbolic and mathematical
Logik
Logica.
Object (filosofie)
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • ""Preface""; ""Introduction""; ""Part One: Meinongâ€?s Theory of Objects""; ""I. Elements of Object Theory""; ""1. Data and Theory""; ""2. Meinongian Semantics""; ""3. Principles of Meinongâ€?s Theory""; ""4. Meinongian Ontology and Extraontology""; ""5. Program for a Revisionary Object Theory""; ""II. Formal Semantic Paradox in Meinongâ€?s Object Theory""; ""1. Clark-Rapaport Paradox""; ""2. Mallyâ€?s Heresy and Nuclear-Extranuclear Properties""; ""3. Sosein and the Sosein Paradox""; ""4. Dual Modes of Predication""; ""5. Extranuclear Solution""
  • ""III. Meinongâ€?s Theory of Defective Objects""""1. Mallyâ€?s Paradox""; ""2. Russellian Hierarchy of Ordered Objects""; ""3. Dilemmas of Intentionality and a Strengthened Paradox""; ""4. The Soseinlos Mountain""; ""5. Nuclear Converse Intentionality""; ""IV. The Object Theory Intentionality of Ontological Commitment""; ""1. The Poverty of Extensionalism""; ""2. Parsonsâ€? Criticisms""; ""3. Extensional Alternatives""; ""4. Non-Object-Theoretical Intensional Methods""; ""5. Ontological Commitment and the Object Theory Rationale""; ""V. Logic, Mind, and Meinong""
  • ""1. Mind-Independent Meinongian Objects""""2. Mallyâ€?s Diagonal Approach""; ""3. Unapprehendability and the Power of Assumption""; ""4. Conflicts with Intentional Criteria of Ontological Commitment""; ""5. Phenomenology and Semantic Designation""; ""VI. Meinongâ€?s Doctrine of the Modal Moment""; ""1. The Annahmen Thesis""; ""2. Russellâ€?s Problem of the Existent Round Square""; ""3. Watering-Down""; ""4. Eliminating the Modal Moment""; ""5. Intentional Identity and Assumptive Generality in Meinongâ€?s Object Theory""; ""Part Two: Object Theory O""
  • I. Syntax, Formation and Inference Principles1. The Logic
  • 2. Syntax
  • 3. Formation Principles
  • 4. Inference Principles
  • II. Semantics
  • 1. Intended Interpretation
  • 2. Formal Semantics
  • 3. Validity
  • 4. Ambiguity and Translation from Ordinary Language
  • III. Developments of the Logic
  • 1. Nuclear and Extranuclear Properties
  • 2. Definitions
  • 3. Nonlogical Axioms
  • 4. Theorems
  • 5. Definite Description
  • 6. Lambda Abstraction
  • 7. Alethic Modality
  • 8. The Sosein Paradox
  • 9. Meinongian Mathematics and Metamathematics
  • ""10. Consistency, Completeness, Compactness""""Part Three: Philosophical Problems and Applications""; ""I. Twardowski on Content and Object""; ""1. Phenomenological Psychology""; ""2. Diagonal Content-Object Coincidence""; ""3. Reinterpreting Twardowskiâ€?s Reduction""; ""II. Private Language and Private Mental Objects""; ""1. Wittgensteinâ€?s Private Language Argument""; ""2. Phenomenology, Intentionality, and Psychological Privacy""; ""3. A Diary of Private Sensations and the Beetle in the Box""; ""III. God an Impossible Meinongian Object""; ""1. Anselmâ€?s Ontological Proof""

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