The Notion of Analytic Truth |
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Contents
Semantical Substructure | 1 |
Analytic Truth | 22 |
Adequacy | 46 |
Copyright | |
2 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
abstract entities analytic sentence analytic truth Anlytc Anlytc F1 atomic formulae atomic sentences Axiom of Infinity Carnap class of sentences closure Clsr Cmprh containing no free defined predicate constants definiens definition of analytic denotation denumerable descriptive axioms distinction exC\ac exisqu express F1 Limp G1 false finite number first-order first-order logic Fmla follows free occurrences free variables Frege Frlng fundamental domain given h Sent Hence kind L-implies L-semantics L-true language LDep LExcl LFls logical primitive logical theorem LogThm mathematical meaning postulates non-denumerable non-logical axioms non-translational semantics null object-language objects occur one-place predicate constant PredConOne predicate parameter predicate variant PredVar primitive individual constants primitive predicate constants priori provable put forward Quine Quine's semantical meta-language semantical rules SemR2 SemRl sense Skolem normal form SMfc state-descriptions statement structural description syntactical Tarski theory of analytic tilde translational tripbar true two-place universal quantifiers values for variables virtual class
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Notion of Analytic Truth |
| Author | Richard Milton Martin |
| Publisher | University of Pennsylvania Press, 1959 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Mar 15, 2007 |
| Length | 124 pages |
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