Necessary Truths and Supervaluations

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Preface IX
4. Hilbert’s τ and ϵ in Proof Theory: a proof-theoretical representation of universal and existential statements 1
5. Truths in Contemporary Set Theory 23
6. Gödel, Searle, and the Computational Theory of the (Other) Mind 41
7. Naïve Proof and Curry’s Paradox 61
8. Exploring and extending the landscape of conjunctive approaches to verisimilitude 69
9. Mental Causation and Nonreductive Physicalism, an Unhappy Marriage? 89
10. On Grounding Arithmetic 103
11. Risk vs Logic. Karl Barth and Heinrich Scholz on Faith and Reason 119
12. On the Ontology of Biological Species 135
13. Who is Afraid of Subjective Probability? 151
14. Agent-causation and Its Place in Nature 159
15. Quantified Modal Justification Logic with Existence Predicate 179
16. The Case for Conceptualism 195
17. Two days in the life of a genius 207
18. Multiple Religious Belonging: A Logico-Philosophical Approach 241
19. Definitions by Abstraction in the Peano School 261
20. Intelligible Worlds 289
21. Necessary Truths and Supervaluations 309
22. The Wittgensteinian and the ontological (3-dimensional) reaction to the naturalistic challenge 331
23. Measure-Entailment and Support in the Logic of Approximate Generalizations 341
24. Bibliography 373