Conceptual frames revisited

Journal of Applied Non-Classical Logics 25 (4):287-307 (2015)
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The paper presents a logical framework formalising the main insights of the psychological theory of concepts developed by Lawrence Barsalou. The framework is established within the context of Common Logic as a logical theory in the axiomatic manner. Its semantic characterisation is provided and shown to be sound and incomplete with respect to the class of its models.

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Paweł Garbacz
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