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Logic, methodology and philosophy of science IV: Proceedings of the 4th international congress for logic, methodology, and philosophy of science, Bucharest, 1971 (Studies in logic and the foundations of mathematics, Volume 74)

Logic, methodology and philosophy of science IV: Proceedings of the 4th international congress for logic, methodology, and philosophy of science, Bucharest, 1971 (Studies in logic and the foundations of mathematics, Volume 74)

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Logic, methodology and philosophy of science IV: Proceedings of the 4th international congress for logic, methodology, and philosophy of science, Bucharest, 1971 (Studies in logic and the foundations of mathematics, Volume 74)

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  • Publisher:   American Elsevier Pub. Co
  • Number Of Pages:   981
  • Publication Date:   1973
  • ISBN-10 / ASIN:   0444104917
  • ISBN-13 / EAN:   9780444104915
Advisory Editorial Board
Page ii     2.    
    Edited by
Page iii     3.    
    Copyright page
Page iv     4.    
    Preface
Pages ix-x     5.    
    Elementary Logic
Pages 3-11
Gr.C. Moisil     6.    
    Partial Orderings of the Family of ω-Models
Pages 13-28
A. Mostowski     7.    
    A Survey of Decidability Results for Modal, Tense and Intermediate Logics
Pages 29-43
D.M. Gabbay     8.    
    On the Number of Countable Models of A Countable Superstable Theory
Pages 45-56
A.H. Lachlan     9.    
    Countable Models With Standard Part
Pages 57-62
M. Morley     10.    
    Solving Diophantine Equations
Pages 63-67
Julia Robinson     11.    
    The Hierarchy of Δ02-Sets
Pages 69-76
Y.L. Ershov     12.    
    Analytical Definability in a Playful Universe
Pages 77-85
Y.N. Moschovakis     13.    
    On Recursive Unsolvability of Hilbert's Tenth Problem
Pages 89-110
Yu.V. Matijasevič     14.    
    Constructive Mathematics and Models of Intuitionistic Theories
Pages 111-128
A.G. Dragalin     15.    
    An Interpretation of Intuitionistic Number Theory
Pages 129-136
Yu.T. Medvedev     16.    
    Nonstandard Arithmetic and Generic Arithmetic
Pages 137-154
Abraham Robinson     17.    
    Models for Various Type-Free Calculi
Pages 157-187
D. Scott     18.    
    The Dangers of Computer-Science Theory
Pages 189-195
Donald E. Knuth     19.    
    Sur Un Langage Equivalent Au Langage De Dyck
Pages 197-203
M.P. Schützenberger     20.    
    Formalization of Some Notions in Terms of Computational Complexity
Pages 205-213
B.A. Trakhtenbrot     21.    
    Features of Natural Languages in Programming Languages
Pages 215-222
G.S. Tseytin     22.    
    Towards A Foundation of A General Proof Theory
Pages 225-250
Dag Prawitz     23.    
    In Memoriam to Richard Montague
Page 251
H. Hermes     24.    
    Some Remarks on Lorenzen's Theory
Pages 253-254
H. Hermes     25.    
    Perspectives in the Philosophy of Pure Mathematics
Pages 255-277
G. Kreisel     26.    
    Hauptsatz for Intuitionistic Simple Type Theory
Pages 279-290
P. Martin-Löf     27.    
    On the Logic and Epistemology of the Causal Relation
Pages 293-312
G.H. Von Wright     28.    
    On the Different Ingredients of an Empirical Theory
Pages 313-322
K.J. Hintikka     29.    
    Gnoseological Aspects of Present-Day Science
Pages 323-332
P.V. Kopnin, V.A. Lektorsky     30.    
    Falsification, Revolution, and Continuity in the Development of Science
Pages 333-343
L. Krüger     31.    
    Induction and the Empiricist Model of Knowledge
Pages 345-356
F. Von Kutschera     32.    
    Über Abstrakte Und Idealisierte Objekte, Über Deren Methodologischen Und Gnoseologischen Status
Pages 357-366
D.P. Gorski     33.    
    The Meaning of Theoretical Terms: A Critique of the Standard Empiricist Construal
Pages 367-378
C.G. Hempel     34.    
    Models of Theory-Change
Pages 379-391
M. Hesse     35.    
    Falsification and its Critics
Pages 393-406
A.E. Musgrave     36.    
    Demonstrative and Heuristic Aspects in the Logical Modeling of Science
Pages 407-413
A. Uyemov     37.    
    Probability in Science: A Personalistic Account
Pages 417-428
L.J. Savage     38.    
    Induction and Probability in the Nineteenth Century
Pages 429-438
L.L. Laudan     39.    
    Extension of the Theory of Probability
Pages 439-449
O. Onicescu     40.    
    The Concept of Probability in Psychological Experiments
Pages 451-465
Carl-Axel S. Staël Von Holstein     41.    
    Objective Single-Case Probabilities and the Foundations of Statistics
Pages 467-483
R.N. Giere     42.    
    Propensities, Statistics and Inductive Logic
Pages 485-500
I. Hacking     43.    
    Carnap's Normative Theory of Inductive Probability
Pages 501-513
W. Stegmüller     44.    
    New Foundations of Objective Probability: Axioms for Propensities
Pages 515-529
P. Suppes     45.    
    Macrotheories and Microtheories
Pages 533-566
P. Achinstein     46.    
    The two Problems of Quantum Measurement
Pages 567-581
A. Fine     47.    
    Concerning Unity of Knowledge in Physics
Pages 583-592
N.F. Ovchinnikov, I.A. Akchurin     48.    
    The Status of Hidden-Variable Theories
Pages 593-601
A. Shimony     49.    
    Two Concepts of Probability in Physics
Pages 603-615
M. Strauss     50.    
    Reduction In Genetics—Doing the Impossible
Pages 619-635
D.L. Hull     51.    
    Hyperstructures and ‘Infa’-Systems of Organized and Organizing Information in Biology
Pages 637-645
V.I. Kremiansky     52.    
    On the Formalizability of Learning and Evolution
Pages 647-658
L. Löfgren     53.    
    Organizational Principles for Theoretical Embryology
Pages 659-663
M.A. Arbib     54.    
    Polar Organisms With Apolar Individual Cells
Pages 665-675
G.T. Herman     55.    
    Cellular Automata, Formal Languages and Developmental Systems
Pages 677-691
A. Lindenmayer     56.    
    The Material Mind
Pages 709-722
D. Davidson     57.    
    The Divergence of History and Sociology in Recent Philosophy of History
Pages 725-742
L.O. Mink     58.    
    New Trends in the Method of Social Sciences, and Especially of the Economic Sciences
Pages 743-755
R. Moldovan     59.    
    A Model for Mutual Effects of Attributes
Pages 757-763
J.S. Coleman     60.    
    Conditional Causal Relations and their Approximations in the Social Sciences
Pages 765-787
S. Nowak     61.    
    Cause-Effect Relationships: Operative Aspects
Pages 789-801
H. Wold     62.    
    Problems of Theoretical Linguistics
Pages 805-831
H. Schnelle     63.    
    Some Remarks on the Notion ‘Universal Semantics’
Pages 833-843
S.C. Dik     64.    
    Uncontained Rules of Meaning
Pages 845-862
J.F. Staal     65.    
    On the Grammar of Existential Sentences
Pages 863-881
J.P. Thorne     66.    
    Rationality and The Changing Aims of Inquiry
Pages 885-903
S. Toulmin     67.    
    La Doctrine De L'universel Chez Aristote
Pages 905-919
A. Joja     68.    
    Aristotle, Łukasiewicz and the Origins Of Many-Valued Logic
Pages 921-929
G. Patzig     69.    
    The Approximative Explanation and the Development of Physics
Pages 931-942
E. Scheibe     70.    
    Hegel's Conception of ‘Begriffsbestimmung’ and his Philosophy of Science
Pages 943-955
G. Buchdahl     71.    
    La Continuité et La Discontinuité En Chimie Et En Physique Au XIXe Siècle
Pages 957-966
B.M. Kedrov     72.    
    The Concept of Physical Necessity
Pages 967-976
M. Marković     73.    
    Program of Invited Addresses and Symposia
Pages 977-981
 
 
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