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Intuitionism and Indeterminism (Tense-Logical Considerations)

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Philosophical Logic in Poland

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There are some connections between philosophical views of intuitionists and indeterminists — philosophers rejecting the thesis of predeterminism, i.e. — roughly speaking — the thesis that if α is a fact, then at any moment in the past it was the fact that it would be the fact that α; or — what is closer to the thesis as formulated in our formal language — one of the two sentences:

  • It will be the fact that α.

  • It will be the fact that not-α

where α does not refer to a past fact was true (determined) at any moment in the past. The aim of the present paper is to describe some of these connections n terms of tense logic.

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Trzesicki, K. (1994). Intuitionism and Indeterminism (Tense-Logical Considerations). In: Woleński, J. (eds) Philosophical Logic in Poland. Synthese Library, vol 228. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8273-5_18

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