10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TAUTOLOGOUSLY»
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Mathematical Logic, Revised Edition
<p may be said to imply \p tautologously when r4> 3 4^ ls tautologous; and 4 may
be said to be tautologously equivalent to \p when r<f> = 4^ is tautologous. The
antecedent of a tautologous conditional tautologously implies the consequent, ...
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Conceptual Atomism and the Computational Theory of Mind: A ...
In particular, it follows tautologously that, if the glass is a constituent of the content
of some mental state of mine, the glass is a cause of that state. Thus, if we accept
content-externalism, then the statement “the glass is a component of the ...
John-Michael Kuczynski, 2007
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The Ways of Paradox, and Other Essays
But, she says, 'a/a' is a tautology. Again I agree, not quarreling over the term. So,
she concludes, 'alb' must be a tautology too. Why? The reasoning is as follows.
We are trying to prove this about b: not just that alb, but that tautologously alb.
Willard Van Orman Quine, 1976
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Modal Logic : An Introduction to its Syntax and Semantics: ...
Definition 35 IfE is a logistic system and K U {go} Q FM(E), then: (1) go is a
tautology on K ifigo G Mol(K) and for all truth-functional valuations f on Mol(K), f(
go) : 1; (2) go is tautologous in E ifigo is a tautology on FM(E),' and (3) K
tautologously ...
Nino B. Cocchiarella Professor Emeritus of Logic and Philosophy Indiana University, Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica Max A. Freund Professor of Logic and Philosophy Escuela de Filosophia, 2008
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On What Matters: Volume Two
Brandt then writes: I concede that perhaps it is tautologously true that it would be
better to follow the better preference rather than the rational one if there is a
conflict; but this, if true, only re-raises the initial question, why one should take an
...
6
Empiricism and the Foundations of Psychology
It's obvious that, given any predicate “phi,” if there is nothing to which a given
thing need bear any relation of any kind in order to satisfy that predicate, then,
tautologously, a world in which “x is a phi” is true is not, for that reason, different
from ...
John-Michael Kuczynski, 2012
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On What Matters: Two-volume set
Brandt then writes: I concede that perhaps it is tautologously true that it would be
better to follow the better preference rather than the rational one if there is a
conflict; but this, if true, only re-raises the initial question, why one should take an
...
8
Incompleteness: The Proof and Paradox of Kurt Gödel (Great ...
... fundamentally differing intuitions, patently nonmathematical. All genuine
intuitions are (tautologously) true (tautologously, because we would not call them
“genuine” unless they were true). But not all putative intuitions are genuine
intuitions; ...
9
Novitas Mundi: Perception of the History of Being
... without either the mediation of time itself (seen now for the first time in its
tautologously essential distinction from appearance itself and therefore in
contradiction to its necessary being in the self-objectification of the essence of
past thought), ...
10
Geometry, Topology and Physics: Proceedings of the First ...
There are then tautologously defined vector bundles on F (n) in which the fibers
over (L1, . . . , L,,) are the vector spaces L1, . . . , L,I respectively. We identify a
smooth map to : M2 —~> (CP"“l with a subbundle (/3 of C" = M2 X C" with rank
one ...
Boris N. Apanasov, Steven B. Bradlow, Waldyr A. Rodrigues, 1997
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TAUTOLOGOUSLY»
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tautologously is used in the context of the following news items.
FESTIVAL REPORT: Iceland Airwaves
... to some degree simply by climbing the stairs, less than ten minutes later, to Gaukurinn – a venue that feels unabashedly and tautologously venue-esque. «The Quietus, Nov 14»
Pop Culture: An Overview
Sports are played and watched by members of all social classes, but (tautologously) the masses are responsible for the huge popularity of sports. Some sporting ... «Philosophy Now, Dec 07»
