Titlebook: Logic Counts; Ewa ?arnecka-Bia?y Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 Aristotle.Plato.logic.philosophy.truth

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Deduction and the Concept of Assertion between them is easily observed. The assertion of a sentence α of a language L presupposes the knowledge of this language and, with the qualifications that will be mentioned later, the disposition to give an affirmative answer to a . question belonging to L, made up of α and a suitable interrogativ

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Methodological Interdependencies between Conceptualization and Operationalization in Empirical Sociaions in his general methodological considerations from 1952, which allow us to answer a number of questions debated today. Hempel also critically named a number of inaccuracies in the empirical social sciences, which are still notorious. The following should make a contribution to find answers to th

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Deduction and the Concept of Assertion this sentence presupposes at the very most that N knows a certain language L’ and is disposed to give an affirmative answer to the question belonging to L’ and being a translation of the English quotation ‘Does the press lie? ’ into L’.

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Logical Concerns of Philosophical Analysisblems more absorbing. While this type of logic is obviously vast, it still can strike one as too narrow for a lifetime interest and preoccupation; as insufficient for the main interest. But is this tantamount to a negative attitude towards logic as such?

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978-94-010-6794-2Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0687-7Aristotle; Plato; logic; philosophy; truth