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Modalities

最近発刊の雑誌の目次より: Modalities © Oxford Scholarship Online Monographs
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    Modalities, pp. i-266.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 1. Modalities and Intensional Languages
    Modalities, pp. 3-39.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 2. Iterated Deontic Modalities
    Modalities, pp. 39-45.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 3. Essentialism in Modal Logic
    Modalities, pp. 45-53.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 4. Essential Attribution
    Modalities, pp. 53-75.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 5. Quantification and Ontology
    Modalities, pp. 75-89.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 6. Classes, Collections, Assortments, and Individuals
    Modalities, pp. 89-101.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 7. Does the Principle of Substitutivity Rest on a Mistake?
    Modalities, pp. 101-111.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 8. Nominalism and the Substitutional Quantifier
    Modalities, pp. 111-125.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 9. Moral Dilemmas and Consistency
    Modalities, pp. 125-143.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 10. Rationality and Believing the Impossible
    Modalities, pp. 143-163.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 11. Spinoza and the Ontological Proof
    Modalities, pp. 163-177.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 12. On Some Post-1920s Views of Russell on Particularity, Identity, and Individuation
    Modalities, pp. 177-189.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 13. Possibilia and Possible Worlds
    Modalities, pp. 189-215.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 14. A Backward Look at Quine's Animadversions on Modalities
    Modalities, pp. 215-233.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
  • 15. Some Revisionary Proposals About Belief and Believing
    Modalities, pp. 233-266.
    by Marcus, Ruth Barcan
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