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... metalogical could be represented by the following example , adapted terms , and from a Greek commentator to Aristotle's ... metalogic . Many logical principles give rise to valid inferences , and some logicians have preferred using ( 4 ) ...
... metalogical could be represented by the following example , adapted terms , and from a Greek commentator to Aristotle's ... metalogic . Many logical principles give rise to valid inferences , and some logicians have preferred using ( 4 ) ...
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... metalogic . The axiomatic method . The best known axiomatic sys- tem is that of Euclid for geometry . In a manner similar to that of Euclid , every scientific theory involves a body of meaningful concepts and a collection of true or be ...
... metalogic . The axiomatic method . The best known axiomatic sys- tem is that of Euclid for geometry . In a manner similar to that of Euclid , every scientific theory involves a body of meaningful concepts and a collection of true or be ...
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... metalogic had achieved in the mathematical disciplines could be carried over into physics and even into biology or psychology . In so doing , the logician gives a branch of science a formal language in which there are logically true ...
... metalogic had achieved in the mathematical disciplines could be carried over into physics and even into biology or psychology . In so doing , the logician gives a branch of science a formal language in which there are logically true ...
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