Titlebook: Kotarbiński: Logic, Semantics and Ontology; Jan Woleński (Professor) Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 formal logic.logic.ontology

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Psychologism and the Principle of Relevance in Semantics,degrees of this theoretical standpoint, a moderate version of psychologism and a strong version. After an attempt to define them briefly, I am going to argue against both of these versions. The strong version of psychologism — in accordance with the above differentiation — is presented by Tadeusz Ko

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,Names in Kotarbiński’s “Elementy”, Kotarbiński. I shall be much less concerned with his views on genuine names; hardly at all with the view that only bodies are genuinely namable. Let it pass, ., as men would say in a mediaeval disputation. It is likewise not beyond the reach of philosophical speculation that somebody should restric

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,On the Dramatic Stage in the Development of Kotarbiński’s Pansomatism,ished in the early twenties. In a more mature form reism is embedded in his .,by which I mean his Elementy published, for the first time, in 1929. The principal tenets of reism at that stage in its development have been stated by Kotarbiński himself with the aid of the following three propositions:

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Semantic Reasons for Ontological Statements: The Argumentation of a Reist, case is that of reducing ontology to semantics by providing semantic paraphrases for ontological theses. This may be illustrated by the analysis of the doctrine of transcendental idealism as caried out by Ajdukiewicz.. The version of the idealistic thesis discussed by Ajdukiewicz amounts to the cla

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,Kotarbiński’s Theory of Genuine Names,ountries about recent Polish philosophy. This is perhaps due to the fact that the logicians generally published in universal languages while the philosophers published their works mostly in Polish. This is unfortunate because western philosophers, especially logical empiricists, might have profited

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,Kotarbiński’s Theory of Pseudo-Names,uine names formulated by Tadeusz Kotarbiński, who is perhaps Poland’s outstanding 20th century philosopher. The theory is a fundamental ingredient of Kotarbiński’s nominalistic views, and it marks a development of nominalism and nominalistic semantics generally unknown to philosophers and semanticis