Titlebook: Exact Philosophy; Problems, Tools, and Mario Bunge Book 1973 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1973 concept.conditional.deon

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Naturalism in Mathematics of his proposals other than that they account, in his opinion, for certain facets of mathematical practice. I hold both proposals to be unacceptable, for the (not ‘ultimate’, but largely pragmatically inspired) reasons which follow.

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Matters of Relevanceh-values of) all other statements from the same language as . or .. I should like to investigate this matter as regards languages of four main sorts: first-order languages without a box (called here L.), first-order languages with a box (called L.), predicative second-order languages (called L.), an

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Notions of Relevancehe atomic subformulas of the formulas of the set. This is his notion of relevance, here; and he — rightly, I believe — makes no claim that this is the only notion of relevance that matters. More about this in the finale. First, I want to amplify Leblanc’s results with respect to modal languages (‘la

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Translation and Reductioner can both be ‘correct’ without being equivalent in the sense of term-by-term equivalence, or any well-understood sense of equivalence. One popular example of translations which illustrate this fact, is provided by the various translations of number theory into set theory. Much of the discussion de

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A Program for the Semantics of Sciencescience. Indeed, no semantical theory supplies an exact and adequate elucidation and systematization of the intuitive notions of factual reference and factual representation, or of factual sense and partial truth of fact, which are peculiar to factual science and therefore central to its philosophy.

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Deductive Explanation of Scientific Lawserning the logical criteria of adequacy for the explanation of singular events (states of affairs, processes, etc.). However, the theoretically much more important topic of the logic of the explanation of scientific laws has been neglected to a great extent in recent discussion. Notable exceptions t