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ISBN 10: 113868645X
ISBN 13: 9781138686458
Author: MJ Cresswell
Part I Propositional Languages
1 Syntax and Semantics of Propositional Languages
Syntax
Semantics
Indexical semantics
2 Propositional Logics
Validity
Truth-functional logic
Modal logic
Axiomatic systems
3 The Metaphysics of Propositions
Basic particular situations
Propositions
Synonymy
Postscript
4 The Structure of Propositions
Language learning and innate ideas
Meaning algebras
The logical structure of propositions
Semantic information
Indeterminacy
Part II Categorial Languages
5 Pure Categorial Languages
Zero-order languages
Intensional objects
Categorial languages
Frege’s Principle
6 Abstraction and λ-categorial Languages
Quantifiers
λ-categorial languages
λ-conversion
λ-categorial languages and ordinary language
7 The Metaphysics of Categorial Languages
Basic individuals
Things
Self-reference
Quotation
8 Pragmatics
Contexts of use
Utterances
Context-dependent interpretations
Presuppositions
Contexts and quotation
Part III English as a Categorial Language
9 Some Parts of Speech
A λ-categorial base for English
Nominals
Nouns and verbs
Determiners
Abstract nous and mass nouns
Adverbs and adjectives
Prepositions
Nominals and scope
10 More Parts of Speech
The auxiliary do
Conjunctions
Relative and reflexive pronouns
The collective sense of nominate
that clauses
Infinitives
11 Context-dependence in English
Personal pronouns
Pronouns as bound variables
More about the definite article
The verb to be
Part IV English as a Natural Language
12 Words and Morphemes
Surface structure
Pluralization
Other morphemes
Time, tense and aspect
Verb modification
Participles
Gerunds
13 Obtaining Natural Languages
A revised account of utterance languages
The noun-verb distinction
Scope indicators
Transformations
14 Meaning and Use
Meaning and truth conditions
Explicit performatives
Implicit performatives
Questions
Conversational meaning
logic language learning
logic other languages
language and its types in logic
logic and languages
logic language examples
Tags: MJ Cresswell, Logics, Languages
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