10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBCONTRARIETY»
Discover the use of
subcontrariety in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
subcontrariety and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Parables and Fables: Exegesis, Textuality, and Politics in ...
For example, in each of the following three types of reasoning, propositions are in
a relation of subcontrariety. 1 . This inference was dear to certain anthropologists
at the beginning of this century: Some Africans are not human beings. (False) ...
Similarly, we may say that formulas A and B are subcontraries according to ⊣
when ⊣ A,B; and that they are subcontraries w.r.t. V when for no v ∈ V do we
have v(A) = v(B) = F. The idea of subcontrariety, or of being jointly exhaustive, is,
then, ...
3
Scientific Irrationalism: Origins of a Postmodern Cult
The relation cannot be subcontrariety, since any two rival scientific theories might
both be false. There cannot be logical equivalence between them, or over-
entailment either way; for in any one of those three cases it would be quite wrong
to ...
4
The Logic of Causation: Definition, Induction and Deduction ...
Subcontrariety: if two forms do have some modus(es) in common, and if their
moduses together do add up to the total number of moduses in the framework
concerned (minus the universally impossible first modus), their negations may
each be ...
5
Future Logic: Categorical and Conditional Deduction and ...
Subcontrariety combines 'If nonP, then Q' and 'If P, not-then nonQ'. Thus,
subcontrariety means exhaustiveness without incompatibility. 'Undisjunction'
might be used to label the combination of 'If P, not-then nonQ' and 'If nonP, not-
then Q', ...
6
The Oxford Handbook of Contemporary Philosophy
I begin by backing up a little and addressing the concepts of contrariety and
subcontrariety. Two considerations work in tandem to drive us towards thinking of
contrariety and subcontrariety, at least in the first instance, as relations between ...
Frank Jackson, Michael Smith, 2007
7
Around and Beyond the Square of Opposition
_LL (Ai & Bi)i —0 A o B [—contradiction ELL (/\vAl)l _O VXA I_LL (Al Q Bi)i —0 A
& B '\-contradiction [—LL (\/xAJ—)J— —o AXA Like in intuitionistic logic, there is a
lack of subcontrariety: ELL (A a; B) as (Al 0; Bl) subcontrariety ELL \/ xA a; \/ Ai ...
Jean-Yves Béziau, Dale Jacquette, 2012
8
Philosophy and Humanism: Reinaissance Essays in Honor of ...
Thus if one takes its subcontrariety to the other two as the third mean's definition
or essence, the harmonic feature can be demonstrated as its property ; and
conversely, beginning with a definition in terms of harmonic theory, one can
deduce ...
Edward Patrick Mahoney, 1976
9
Logic: A History of its Central Concepts: LOGIC: HISTORY OF ...
Implicature. and. negation: Subcontrariety. and. the. three-cornered. square.
Scalar implicature plays another role in the expression of negation in natural
language. A Gricean understanding of the relationship between strong and weak
scalar ...
Dov M. Gabbay, Francis Jeffry Pelletier, John Woods, 2012
10
Language, Quantum, Music: Selected Contributed Papers of the ...
The analogy is best illustrated by considering the traditional square of opposition:
relations of contrariety, subcontrariety, and subordination only hold around the
square (for a given statement form '5 are P') if the general term in subject position
...
Roberto Giuntini, Maria Luisa Dalla Chiara, Federico Laudisa, 1999
