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ORCIDJournal of Philosophical Logic, Volume 6
Volume 6, Number 1, January 1977
- Charles B. Daniels, James B. Freeman:
Classical second-order intensional logic with maximal propositions. 1-31 - Glen Helman:
Completeness of the normal typed fragment of the λ-system U. 33-46 - Carl J. Posy:
The theory of empirical sequences. 47-81 - Arthur Francis Smullyan:
Absolute and restricted concepts. 83-91 - Jean van Heijenoort:
Sense in Frege. 93-102 - Jean van Heijenoort:
Frege on sense identity. 103-108 - David Ullrich, Michael Byrd:
The extensions of BAlt3. 109-117 - Michael A. Day:
An axiomatic approach to first law thermodynamics. 119-134 - Kit Fine:
Properties, propositions and sets. 135-191 - Herbert Hochberg:
Properties, abstracts, and the axiom of infinity. 193-207 - Paul Vincent Spade:
General semantic closure. 209-221 - Neil Tennant:
Continuity and identity. 223-231 - Andrea Bonomi:
Existence, presupposition and anaphoric space. 239-267 - Donatella Cagnoni:
A note on the elimination rules. 269-281 - Claudio Pizzi:
Boethius' thesis and conditional logic. 283-302 - Gabriele Usberti:
On the treatment of perceptual verbs in Montague grammar: Some philosophical remarks. 303-317 - Ermanno Bencivenga:
Are arithmetical truths analytic? New results in free set theory. 319-330 - Maria Luisa Dalla Chiara:
Logical self reference, set theoretical paradoxes and the measurement problem in quantum mechanics. 331-347 - Philip Hugly, Charles Sayward:
Theories of truth and semantical primitives. 349-351 - Robert Cummins:
Reply to Hugly and Sayward. 353-354 - Brian Ellis, Frank Cameron Jackson, Robert Pargetter:
An objection to possible-world semantics for counterfactual logics. 355-357 - David Lewis:
Possible-world semantics for counterfactual logics: A rejoinder. 359-363 - Enrico G. Beltrametti, Gianni Cassinelli:
On state transformations induced by yes-no experiments, in the context of quantum logic. 369-379 - Jeffrey Bub:
Von Neumann's projection postulate as a probability conditionalization rule in quantum mechanics. 381-390 - Maria Luisa Dalla Chiara:
Quantum logic and physical modalities. 391-404 - Heinz-Martin Denecke:
Quantum logic of quantifiers. 405-413 - Michael Drieschner:
Is (quantum) logic empirical? 415-423 - David Finkelstein:
The Leibniz project. 425-439 - David G. Holdsworth:
Category theory and quantum mechanics (kinematics). 441-453 - U. Kägi-Romano:
Quantum logic and generalized probability theory. 455-462 - Peter Mittelstaedt:
Time dependent propositions and quantum logic. 463-472 - W. Ochs:
On the strong law of large numbers in quantum probability theory. 473-480 - Constantin Piron:
On the logic of quantum logic. 481-484 - Ernst-Walther Stachow:
How does quantum logic correspond to physical reality? 485-496
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