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CONTENTS TO GEACH'S "LOGIC MATTERS" (Oxford: Blackwell)
PART I: HISTORICAL ESSAYS
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1. HISTORY OF A FALLACY.
2. ARISTOTLE ON CONJUNCTIVE PROPOSITIONS
3. RUSSELL ON MEANING AND DENOTING
4. PLATO'S EUTYPHRO
5. HISTORY OF THE CORRUPTIONS OF LOGIC
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PART II: "TRADITIONAL" LOGIC
1. DISTRIBUTION: A LAST WORD?
2. TOMS ON DISTRIBUTION
3. P. F. STRAWSON [Grice's tutee] ON SYMBOLIC AND TRADITIONAL LOGIC
4. CONTRADICTORIES AND CONTRARIES
5. THE LAW OF EXCLUDED MIDDLE
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PART III: THE THEORY OF REFERENCE AND SYNTAX
1. GILBERT RYLE ON NAMELY-RIDERS.
2. NAMELY-RIDERS AGAIN
3. WHAT ARE REFERRING EXPRESSIONS?
4. REFERRING EXPRESSIONS AGAIN
5. ON COMPLEX TERMS
6. COMPLEX TERMS AGAIN
7. LOGICAL PROCEDURES AND THE IDENTITY OF EXPRESSIONS
8. WILLARD VAN ORMAN QUINE'S SYNTACTICAL INSIGHTS
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PART IV: INTENTIONALITY
1. ON BELIEFS ABOUT ONESELF.
2. A MEDIEVAL DISCUSSION OF INTENTIONALITY
3. QUANTIFICATION THEORY AND THE PROBLEM OF IDENTIFYING OBJECTS OF REFERENCE.
4. INTENTIONAL IDENTITY
5. THE PERILS OF PAULINE
6. THE IDENTITY OF PROPOSITIONS
7. ENTAILMENT
8. ENTAILMENT AGAIN
PART V: QUOTATION AND SEMANTICS
1. DESIGNATION AND TRUTH [Geach's first published essay]
2. DESIGNATION AND TRUTH: A REPLY
3. IFS AND ANDS
4. ON RIGOUR IN SEMANTICS
5. NECESSARY PROPOSITIONS AND ENTAILMENT STATEMENTS
6. ON NAMES OF EXPRESSIONS
7. IS IT RIGHT TO SAY "OR" IS A CONJUNCTION?
8. QUOTATION AND QUANTIFICATION
9. ON INSOLUBIA
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PART VI: SET THEORY
1. FREGE'S GRUNDLAGEN
2. QUINE ON CLASSES AND PROPERTIES
3. CLASS AND CONCEPT
4. ON FREGE'S WAY OUT
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PART VII: IDENTITY THEORY
1. IDENTITY
2. IDENTITY: A REPLY
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PART VIII: ASSERTION
1. ASCRIPTIVISM
2. ASSERTION
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PART IX: IMPERATIVES AND PRACTICAL REASONING
1. IMPERATIVE AND DEONTIC LOGIC
2. IMPERATIVE INFERENCE
3. KENNY ON PRACTICAL REASONING
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PART X: LOGIC IN METAPHYSICS AND THEOLOGY
1. NOMINALISM
2. SOME PROBLEMS ABOUT TIME
3. GOD'S RELATION TO THE WORLD
Monday, December 23, 2013
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