Restricted Quantification and Conditional Assertion
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses restricted quantification and conditional assertion. It also discusses propositions, negation, conjunction, restricted quantification, and proof theory. The chapter also discusses the complications required by a domain-and-values semantics for the quantifiers. For illustrative purposes a semantics is chosen in which predicate letters and individual constants have intensions, but in which variables have only extensions: denotation of predicate letters and individual constants is relative to worlds, but denotation of variables is not.
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