Titlebook: IFS; Conditionals, Belief William L. Harper,Robert Stalnaker,Glenn Pearce Book 1981 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1981 J

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Book 1981f a new managing editor, together with an expanded editorial board, brings with it the hope of an enlarged international presence for the Series. Serving the publication needs of those working in the various subfields within philosophy of science is a many-faceted operation. Thus in future the Serie

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1566-659X fourteen volumes in the Series were produced under the managing editorship of Professor James J. Leach, with the cooperation of a local editorial board. Many of these volumes resulted from colloguia and workshops held in con­ nection with the University of Western Ontario Graduate Programme in Phil

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A Defense of Conditional Excluded Middlehich these ideas are developed. Then I will describe the divergences between my theory and the others — I will focus on the difference between my theory and the one favored by Lewis — and argue that my theory gives a better account of the way conditionals work in natural language.

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A Theory of Conditionalsuld have hit four hundred if he had played in the American League. This fact has tended to puzzle, displease, or delight philosophers, and many have felt that it is a fact that calls for some comment or explanation. It has given rise to a number of philosophical problems; I shall discuss three of these.

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Counterfactuals and Comparative Possibilitytual conditionals. I write .□→. for the counterfactual conditional with antecedent . and consequent .. It may be read as ‘If it were the case that ., then it would be the case that .’or some more idiomatic paraphrase thereof.

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Counterfactuals and Two Kinds of Expected Utility for him to consider propositions of the form ‘If I were to do ., then . would happen’. Such a proposition we shall call a ., and we shall form counterfactuals with a connective ‘☐→‘ on this pattern: ‘If I were to do ., then . would happen’ is to be written ‘I do . ‘☐→‘ . happens’.

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