Priest et al., 1977 - Google Patents
The formalization of Ockham's theory of suppositionPriest et al., 1977
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- Priest G
- Read S
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- Mind
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The point of the paper is to establish that, contrary to the claims of many people,'the medieval theory of personal supposition can be formalized in standard modern logic.(There is, however, one important proviso.) We shall use this formalization (a) to establish that …
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