Notes on modal logic
| Abstract | These short notes are intended to supplement the lectures and text ntroduce some of the basic concepts of Modal Logic. The primary goal is to provide students in Philosophy 151 at Stanford University with a study guide that will complement the lectures on modal logic. There are many textbooks that you can consult for more information. The following is a list of some texts (this is not a complete list, but a pointer to books that I have found particularly useful). | |||||||||
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Similar books and articlesHolger Sturm (2000). Elementary Classes in Basic Modal Logic. Studia Logica 64 (2):193-213.
James W. Garson (2006). Modal Logic for Philosophers. Cambridge University Press.
George Boolos (1979). The Unprovability of Consistency: An Essay in Modal Logic. Cambridge University Press.
Henrik Lagerlund (2009). Avicenna and Ūsī on Modal Logic. History and Philosophy of Logic 30 (3):227-239.
V. V. Rybakov (1995). Hereditarily Structurally Complete Modal Logics. Journal of Symbolic Logic 60 (1):266-288.
Richard Sylvan (1988). Intuitionist Logic — Subsystem of, Extension of, or Rival to, Classical Logic? Philosophical Studies 53 (1):147 - 151.
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