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, 2010
"... Anumberofdeviantdeductivesystemshavebeenproposedwhichdiffer in some way from classical logic. An influential philosophical interpretation of plurality in logic has been developed by Quine, who introduced the meaningchange thesis, summarized in his "Change of logic, change of subject". We s ..."
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Anumberofdeviantdeductivesystemshavebeenproposedwhichdiffer in some way from classical logic. An influential philosophical interpretation of plurality in logic has been developed by Quine, who introduced the meaningchange thesis, summarized in his "Change of logic, change of subject". We
Quine’s challenge and Logical Pluralism
, 2010
"... Anumberofdeviantdeductivesystemshavebeenproposedwhichdiffer in some way from classical logic. An influential philosophical interpretation of plurality in logic has been developed by Quine, who introduced the meaningchange thesis, summarized in his "Change of logic, change of subject". We s ..."
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Anumberofdeviantdeductivesystemshavebeenproposedwhichdiffer in some way from classical logic. An influential philosophical interpretation of plurality in logic has been developed by Quine, who introduced the meaningchange thesis, summarized in his "Change of logic, change of subject". We
Kuhn on Essentialism and the Causal Theory of Reference*
"... The causal theory of reference is often taken to provide a solution to the problems, such as incomparability and referential discontinuity, that the meaning-change thesis raised. I show that Kuhn successfully questioned the causal theory and Putnam’s idea that reference is determined via the samenes ..."
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The causal theory of reference is often taken to provide a solution to the problems, such as incomparability and referential discontinuity, that the meaning-change thesis raised. I show that Kuhn successfully questioned the causal theory and Putnam’s idea that reference is determined via
