Qu?ec Studies in the Philosophy of Science: Part I: Logic, Mathematics, Physics and History of Science (Hardcover, 1995)

Preface; M. Marion, R. S. Cohen. Logic. On Axiomatizing Free Logic - and Inclusive Logic into the Bargain; H. Leblanc. Partial Propositional Logic; F. Lepage. Generalized Quantifiers and Inferences; S. Lapierre. A Category-Theoretic Approach to Aristotle's Term Logic with Special Reference to Syllogisms; M. La Palme Reyes, et al. On the Nominalistic Interpretation of Natural Languages; J. Lambeck. If Not-True and Not Being True are not Identical, which one is False? J.-P. Marquis. A New Formulation of the Logic of Propositions; D. Vanderveken. Internal Logic. A Radically Constructive Logic for Mathematics and Physics; Y. Gauthier. A Reconstruction of Russell's Substitution Theory; J. Pelham. Philosophy of Mathematics. Hilbert and Logic; M. Hallett. Kronecker's `Safe Haven of Real Mathematics'; M. Marion. Philosophy of Physics. Hidden Variables, Separability, and Realism; M. Bunge. A Branched Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics which Differs from Everett's; S. McCall. ... And Chaos Shall Set You Free ...; M. J. Blais. History and Philosophy of Science. Other Things Equal, The Chances Improve; P. Pietroski. The Model-Theoretic Argument Unlocked; D. Davies. Helmholtz and Modern Empiricism; J. Leroux. Technology and the Rise of the Mechanical Philosophy; W. Shea. Notes on the Authors. Name Index.