The essays evaluate Woods’ work and celebrate the generous contribution that he has made to Canada’s intellectual development over the past forty years.
The essays evaluate Woods’ work and celebrate the generous contribution that he has made to Canada’s intellectual development over the past forty years.
Andrew D. Irvine is a professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of British Columbia. Kent A. Peacock is an associate professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Lethbridge.
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Preface Acknowledgements Introduction: John Woods in Profile KENT A. PEACOCK and ANDREW D. IRVINE 1. Reality 1. Through the Woods to Meinong’s Jungle NICHOLAS GRIFFIN 2. The Epsilon Logic of Fictions B.H. SLATER 3. Animadversions on the Logic of Fiction and Reform of Modal Logic DALEJACQUETTE 4. Resolving the Skolem Paradox LISA LEHRER DIVE 5. Are Platonism and Pragmatism Compatible? VICTOR RODYCH 6. A Neo-Hintikkan Solution to Kripke’s Puzzle PETER ALWARD PartOne: Respondeo JOHN WOODS 2. Knowledge 3. The Day of the Dolphins: Puzzling over Epistemic Partnership BASC. VAN FRAASSEN 4. Cognitive Yearning and Fugitive Truth JOHN WOODS 5. The de Finetti Lottery and Equiprobability PAUL BARTHA 6. The Lottery Paradox JARETT WEINTRAUB 7. Reliabilism and Inference to the Best Explanation SAMUEL RUHMKORFF Part Two: Respondeo JOHNWOODS 8. Logic and Language 9. Aristotle and Modern Logic D.A. CUTLER 10. The Peculiarities of Stoic Propositional Logic DAVID HITCHCOCK 11. On the Substitutional Approach to Logical Consequence MATTHEWMCKEON 12. The Fallacy of Transitivity for Necessary Counterfactuals:On Behalf of (Certain) Non-Transitive Entailment Relations JONATHAN STRAND 13. Vagueness and Intuitionistic Logic: On theWright Track DAVID DEVIDI 14. The Semantic Illusion R.E. JENNINGS Part Three: Respondeo JOHNWOODS 15. Reasoning 16. Arguing from Authority LESLIE BURKHOLDER 17. Premiss Acceptability and Truth JAMES B. FREEMAN 18. Emotion, Relevance, and Consolation Arguments TRUDY GOVIER 19. Temporal Agents JIM CUNNINGHAM 20. Filtration Structures and the Cut Down Problem for Abduction DOV M.GABBAY and JOHN WOODS 21. Mistakes in Reasoning about Argumentation GEORGE BOGER PartFour: Respondeo JOHN WOODS 22. Values 23. Engineered Death and the (Il)logic of Social Change MICHAELSTINGL 24. Incorrect English MICHAEL WREEN 25. Ameliorating Computational Exhaustion in Artificial Prudence PAULVIMINITZ PartFive: Respondeo JOHN WOODS Contributors Books by John Woods Index
Preface Acknowledgements Introduction: John Woods in Profile KENT A. PEACOCK and ANDREW D. IRVINE 1. Reality 1. Through the Woods to Meinong’s Jungle NICHOLAS GRIFFIN 2. The Epsilon Logic of Fictions B.H. SLATER 3. Animadversions on the Logic of Fiction and Reform of Modal Logic DALEJACQUETTE 4. Resolving the Skolem Paradox LISA LEHRER DIVE 5. Are Platonism and Pragmatism Compatible? VICTOR RODYCH 6. A Neo-Hintikkan Solution to Kripke’s Puzzle PETER ALWARD PartOne: Respondeo JOHN WOODS 2. Knowledge 3. The Day of the Dolphins: Puzzling over Epistemic Partnership BASC. VAN FRAASSEN 4. Cognitive Yearning and Fugitive Truth JOHN WOODS 5. The de Finetti Lottery and Equiprobability PAUL BARTHA 6. The Lottery Paradox JARETT WEINTRAUB 7. Reliabilism and Inference to the Best Explanation SAMUEL RUHMKORFF Part Two: Respondeo JOHNWOODS 8. Logic and Language 9. Aristotle and Modern Logic D.A. CUTLER 10. The Peculiarities of Stoic Propositional Logic DAVID HITCHCOCK 11. On the Substitutional Approach to Logical Consequence MATTHEWMCKEON 12. The Fallacy of Transitivity for Necessary Counterfactuals:On Behalf of (Certain) Non-Transitive Entailment Relations JONATHAN STRAND 13. Vagueness and Intuitionistic Logic: On theWright Track DAVID DEVIDI 14. The Semantic Illusion R.E. JENNINGS Part Three: Respondeo JOHNWOODS 15. Reasoning 16. Arguing from Authority LESLIE BURKHOLDER 17. Premiss Acceptability and Truth JAMES B. FREEMAN 18. Emotion, Relevance, and Consolation Arguments TRUDY GOVIER 19. Temporal Agents JIM CUNNINGHAM 20. Filtration Structures and the Cut Down Problem for Abduction DOV M.GABBAY and JOHN WOODS 21. Mistakes in Reasoning about Argumentation GEORGE BOGER PartFour: Respondeo JOHN WOODS 22. Values 23. Engineered Death and the (Il)logic of Social Change MICHAELSTINGL 24. Incorrect English MICHAEL WREEN 25. Ameliorating Computational Exhaustion in Artificial Prudence PAULVIMINITZ PartFive: Respondeo JOHN WOODS Contributors Books by John Woods Index
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