JOURNAL ARTICLE
Meanings in Multi-valued Logics
Year: 1941 Journal: Philosophy of Science Vol: 8 (2)Pages: 271-274 Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Abstract
The aim of this contribution is to trace the transformation of the meanings of certain terms as the order of the logics in which they appear is raised. By “order of the logic” we simply refer to the number of truth-values characterizing the logic, so that if the number of truth values shows symptoms of traveling to infinity we may speak of the goal as a logic of infinite order.
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Infinity TRACE (psycholinguistics) Epistemology Order (exchange) Transformation (genetics) Truth value Mathematics Classical logic Truth function Second-order logic Calculus (dental) Computer science Philosophy Higher-order logic Discrete mathematics Artificial intelligence Description logic Linguistics Mathematical analysis
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