Individualistic formal approach to deontic logic
Studia Logica 40 (2):99 - 102 (1981)
| Abstract | Some people approve of certain general rules of behavior, or some concrete cases. The others disapprove of or are indifferent to them. In this paper I suggest an axiom system which formalizes the use of these utterances. It may be considered as a special (individualistic) approach to deontic logic. | |||||||||
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