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The Logica Yearbook
Childers, Timothy ; Majer, Ondrej
The volume comprises most of the papers presented at the international symposium LOGICA 2002. Reflecting the tradition of the LOGICA symposia, the papers deal with the broad range of problems in logic relevant to philosophy.
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The Logica Yearbook 2001
Childers, Timothy ; Majer, Ondrej
The volume comprises most of the papers presented at the international symposium LOGICA 2001. Reflecting the tradition of the LOGICA symposia, the papers deal with the broad range of problems in logic relevant to philosophy. Contributors include Ladislav Kohout, Veikko Rantala and Göran Sundholm.
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Global Probability for Possible Worlds
Majer, Ondrej
In the majority of papers on probability in the framework of possible worlds the existence of a global probability distribution is taken for granted. The aim of the article is to discuss the epistemic aspect of this assumption in the connection to the status assigned to possible worlds. Two questions are discussed in particular: the justification of the global probability distribution and compatibility of the global probability assumption with the structure of the universe of the possible worlds.
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(In) Transparent Intensional Logic (some remarks to the notion of trivialisation in TIL)
Majer, Ondrej
Pavel Tichý's Transparent Intensional Logic (TIL)is a power ful tool for the logical analysis of natural language. The article discusses one of the key notions of TIL - the notion of trivialisation. Trivialisation belongs to the formal apparatus of the theory but is essentially connected to its philosophical background. The aim of the paper is to clarify the philosophical role of trivialisation and to discuss its counterparts in standard logical systems.
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The Logica Yearbook 2000
Majer, Ondrej
The volume comprises most of the papers presented at the international symposium LOGICA 2000. Following the traditiof the LOGICA symposia, the papers deal with a broad range of problems in logic revelant to philosophy. Contributors include Gabriel Sandu, Jaroslav Peregrin and Göran Sundholm.
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