possibilities represented by models, model-theoretic validity, counter-example; strategy problem, deduction problem, valuation problem

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. PART ONE: LOGICS AND DIALECTICS
3. Chapter I. The philosophical Situation 3
4. Chapter II Declarative languages, dialectical languages, and speech acts 37
5. Chapter III Conflicts of opinion and methods for their resolution 54
6. Chapter IV. Variants of formal3 dialectics 90
7. PART TWO: STRATEGIES AND DERIVATIONS
8. earlier formal2 logic was regarded as "deductive"/"derivational" 115
9. Chapter V. Winning strategies and dialogical strategy tableaux 117
10. Chapter VI. Natural deduction 154
11. Chapter VII. Deductive tableaux 180
12. Chapter VIII. Axiomatics 213
13. PART THREE: DIALECTICAL MODELS
14. possibilities represented by models, model-theoretic validity, counter-example; strategy problem, deduction problem, valuation problem 231
15. Chapter IX. Model-theoretic semantics 233
16. Chapter X. Semantic tableaux 258
17. Chapter XI. The unity of the garbs – and what next 297
18. Chapter XII. From ontology to flux of opinions 309
19. Bibliography 317
20. Index of names 327
21. Index of subjects 329
22. Backmatter 339