Swartz and Bradley on Janus-faced sentences
Exerpt from Possible Worlds. It is a pees of very useful information. --------- Janus-faced sentences The method of possible-worlds testing is not only an invaluable aid towards resolving ambiguity; it…
Time travel: reading material
I am taking a metafysics class1 and last lectur's topic was time travel. That is an issu i sort of like but i dislike the way people discuss it, in…
Norman Swartz and Raymond Bradley’s Possible Worlds finally available
It has taken some time but now it is available for free on the net. You can find it right here.
Norman Swartz on realism about abstract objects
“Although I generally prefer negative theories – those which posit as few unempirical concepts* as possible – my own leanings in this particular case are toward Realism. My attraction to…
Book review: Possible Worlds, Norman Swartz, Raymond Bradley, 1979
I could write a long detailed review but it is entirely unneeded. This book is without doubt the most enlightening book that I have ever read about logic, and it…