Titlebook: Handbook of Philosophical Logic; Volume 8 D. M. Gabbay,F. Guenthner Book 2002Latest edition Kluwer Academic Publishers 2002 deontic logic.l

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comparative global perspective; (2) the fact that in our mobile and digital age flows of people and data are not restricted to a given urban territory. This chapter seeks to address the emerging research and policy challenges in modern cities, as the result of the presence and use of extensive spati

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The Logic of Questions,terrogatives, just as propositions may be expressed by declaratives and commands may be expressed by imperatives. Intuitively it seems that some questions may be expressed by sentences other than interrogatives, and some interrogatives can be used to do other things besides ask questions. Thus it is

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Sequent Systems for Modal Logics,ordinary Gentzen sequents and their limitations both technically and philosophically. The rest of the chapter is devoted to generalizations of the ordinary notion of sequent. These considerations are restricted to formalisms that do not make explicit use of semantic parameters like possible worlds o

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Deontic Logic and Contrary-to-Duties,, deontic logic has begun to attract the interest of researchers in other areas, particularly computer science, management science and organisation theory. Among the application areas which have already received some attention in the literature are: issues of knowledge representation in the design o

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Nan Dong,Xiangzhao Zeng,Ling Guanelongs to this class..The paper then determines the weakest failure detector among this class for consensus. This failure detector, called ., may be seen as a loose failures counter: (1) after a failure occurs, the counter is eventually incremented, and (2) if two or more processes are non-faulty, it eventually stabilizes.

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