Roman Suzuko on Situational Identity
Sorites 15:42-49 (2004)
| Abstract | This paper gives a semantical account for the (i)ordinary propositional calculus, enriched with quantifiers binding variables standing for sentences, and with an identity-function with sentences as arguments; (ii)the ordinary theory of quantification applied to the special quantifiers; and (iii)ordinary laws of identity applied to the special function. The account includes some thoughts of Roman Suszko as well as some thoughts of Wittgenstein's Tractatus. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Roman Suzuko Wittgenstein Tractatus | |||||||||
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