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Łukasie- wicz ' multi- valued logic Leśniew- ski's ontology and mereology Zermelo's axioma- tization of set. Leśniew- As a result of the extensive studies undertaken by Gödel , however , it is known that most interesting mathematical ...
Łukasie- wicz ' multi- valued logic Leśniew- ski's ontology and mereology Zermelo's axioma- tization of set. Leśniew- As a result of the extensive studies undertaken by Gödel , however , it is known that most interesting mathematical ...
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... Mereology , which is the theory of part - whole relations , is obtained by subjoining mereological axioms to ontology and adapting the rules of ontology to them . Whereas on- tology was meant to provide the foundations of arithmetic , ...
... Mereology , which is the theory of part - whole relations , is obtained by subjoining mereological axioms to ontology and adapting the rules of ontology to them . Whereas on- tology was meant to provide the foundations of arithmetic , ...
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... Mereology . The founder of mereology was the Polish logician Stanisław Leśniewski . As noted earlier , Leśniews- ki was much exercised about Russell's paradox of the class of all classes not elements of themselves - if this class is a ...
... Mereology . The founder of mereology was the Polish logician Stanisław Leśniewski . As noted earlier , Leśniews- ki was much exercised about Russell's paradox of the class of all classes not elements of themselves - if this class is a ...
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