Extending Montague's system: A three valued intensional logic
Studia Logica 49 (1):127 - 132 (1990)
| Abstract | In this note we present a three-valued intensional logic, which is an extension of both Montague's intensional logic and ukasiewicz three-valued logic. Our system is obtained by adapting Gallin's version of intensional logic (see Gallin, D., Intensional and Higher-order Modal Logic). Here we give only the necessary modifications to the latter. An acquaintance with Gallin's work is pressuposed | |||||||||
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