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... axioms is taken by axiom schemata , which , instead of presenting some particular wff as an axiom , lay it down that any wff of a certain form is an axiom . For example , in place of Axiom ( 1 ) in PM one might have the axiom schema ...
... axioms is taken by axiom schemata , which , instead of presenting some particular wff as an axiom , lay it down that any wff of a certain form is an axiom . For example , in place of Axiom ( 1 ) in PM one might have the axiom schema ...
Page 71
... axioms to the protothetic , adapting its rules to them , and setting up a rule of ontological definition and a rule of ontological extension- ality . In standard systems of ontology , the copula “ is ” is the only primitive ontological ...
... axioms to the protothetic , adapting its rules to them , and setting up a rule of ontological definition and a rule of ontological extension- ality . In standard systems of ontology , the copula “ is ” is the only primitive ontological ...
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... axiomatic treatment of the theory - i.e . , its logical development from fundamental concepts and axioms - can be dated from a famous paper by Herman Ludwig Ferdinand von Helmholtz , a German philosopher and wide - ranging scientist ...
... axiomatic treatment of the theory - i.e . , its logical development from fundamental concepts and axioms - can be dated from a famous paper by Herman Ludwig Ferdinand von Helmholtz , a German philosopher and wide - ranging scientist ...
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