Titlebook: Dictionary of Logic as Applied in the Study of Language; Concepts/Methods/The Witold Marciszewski (professor, head of Department Book 1981

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-6615-0g a simple logical error. In the area of deductive reasoning such a contradiction is a disaster, but, if genuine, it shows conflicts in our intuitions, incompatibility of areas of applicability of our notions. In the present exposition we shall restrict ourselves to some antinomies important for log

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Reinhard Bachleitner,Wolfgang Aschauer reasons: (1) it is a fairly adequate grammar for logical and mathematical languages, and (2) it is related, in certain respects, to some logical theories, viz. to types (q.v.) theory and to combinatory logic (see “Lambda-operator” and “Combinatory Logic”).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-20772-4ntradiction . ~ . is derivable. Another, seemingly weaker, condition is equivalent if the system is based on the classical propositional calculus: there exists an underivable formula. To prove the equivalence, assume that . is underivable and . is abritrary. If both . and ~ . were derivable then . w