10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EQUIPOLLENCE»
Discover the use of
equipollence in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
equipollence and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
On the
Equipollence of L ('x) and L (x/r).
In this paper the deductive systems Lx and Lxr from [Tarski, Givant (1987)] are shown to be equipollent.
2
Sextus Empiricus: Outlines of Scepticism
Someone who possesses the sceptical ability to discover oppositions will find
himself stymied at the last hole; for when he assesses the forces of the rival sets
of reasons, he will see that they are equal - he will discover an 'equipollence' (1.8
).
Sextus Empiricus, Julia Annas, Jonathan Barnes, 2000
3
A Formalization of Set Theory Without Variables
The equipollence of two systems relative to a common extension We are often
interested in comparing the expressive and deductive powers of two systems S'1)
and S'2), neither of which is a subsystem of the other. The problem of clarifying ...
Alfred Tarski, Steven R. Givant
4
Hegel's Ethics of Recognition
Double reading is a contemporary version of the principle of equipollence of
ancient skepticism: that to every argument an opposing argument of equal
validity can be constructed. This produces an equipollence or antinomy that
undermines ...
5
Hegel's Idea of a Phenomenology of Spirit
This characterization of the continental tradition holds true before Hegel not only
of such obvious cases as Montaigne and Bayle, in whom the dominating
influence of ancient skepticism and in particular the equipollence problem is
impossible ...
6
Recognition: Fichte and Hegel on the Other
Alterity and Truth The problem of equipollence can take many forms. According to
Hegel, Kant's treatment of the antinomies (as signs of the transcendental illusion
of knowledge) is the most highly developed contemporary version of skeptical ...
... that the content of his own philosophical system is invulnerable to the attacks of
even the genuine ancient form of skepticism, will mean specifically that his
system is invulnerable to the problems of equipollence and concept-instantiation.
8
Strategies of Argument: Essays in Ancient Ethics, ...
Sextus argues, however, that the mere possibility of reasonable dissent suffices
to establish equipollence. Diogenes also reports, seemingly on the authority of
Aenesidemus himself but in a way that brings to mind the fourfold criterion: “For ...
9
Exploring the Limits of Preclassical Mechanics: A Study of ...
speed P. Congruence there is none at all, and equipollence shows the opposite,
for, taking ED with (speed] P, it is true that the speed H is comprehended twice in
P but the body AB is not comprehended twice in body DE. Thus there is no ...
10
Provability, Computability and Reflection
Thus, equipollence is reflexive, symmetric and transitive. PROOF. The function I, (
see p. 71) establishes the equipollence of A with itself. If the function f establishes
the equipollence of A and B then the function f c establishes the equipollence ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EQUIPOLLENCE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
equipollence is used in the context of the following news items.
Yahya Jammeh has nine lives!
After listening to various sources, Douglas and I tried to draw a line of equipollence between the American we encountered in Senegal, the ... «The Patriotic Vanguard, Jan 15»
A Drummer's Dream: Playing to the beat of the heart
... Chambers and Kenwood Dennard, show their knack for multiple, concurrent rhythms, played with emotion, humour and utterly equipollence. «Globe and Mail, Nov 10»
