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9780415126007

A New Introduction to Modal Logic

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  • ISBN13:

    9780415126007

  • ISBN10:

    0415126002

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1996-09-12
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Summary

This long-awaited book replaces not one but both of Hughes and Cresswell's two previous classic studies of modal logic:An Introduction to Modal LogicandA Companion to Modal Logic. A New Introduction to Modal Logichas been completely rewritten by the authors to incorporate all the developments that have taken place since 1968 both in modal propositional logical and modal predicate logic, but without sacrificing the clarity of exposition and approachability that were essential features of the earlier works. The book takes readers through the most basic systems of modal prepositional logic right up to systems of modal predicate with identity. It deals with both technical developments such as completeness and incompleteness, and finite and infinite models, and discusses philosophical applications, especially, in the area of modal predicate logic.

Table of Contents

A New Introduction to Modal Logicp. i
Prefacep. ix
Basic Modal Propositional Logicp. 1
The Basic Notionsp. 3
The Systems K, T and Dp. 23
Notesp. 49
The Systems S4, S5, B, Triv and Verp. 51
Notesp. 70
Testing for Validityp. 72
Conjunctive Normal Formp. 94
Completenessp. 111
Notesp. 123
Normal Modal Systemsp. 125
Canonical Modelsp. 127
Notesp. 142
Finite Modelsp. 145
Notesp. 156
Incompletenessp. 159
Notesp. 170
Frames and Systemsp. 172
Notesp. 190
Strict Implicationp. 193
Notesp. 206
Glimpses Beyondp. 210
Notesp. 230
Modal Predicate Logicp. 233
The Lower Predicate Calculusp. 235
The Completeness of Modal Lpcp. 256
Notesp. 272
Expanding Domainsp. 274
Notesp. 287
Modality and Existencep. 289
Notesp. 310
Identity and Descriptionsp. 312
Intensional Objectsp. 330
Further Issuesp. 349
Axioms, Rules and Systemsp. 359
Table I: Normal Modal Systemsp. 367
Table II: Non-Normal Modal Systemsp. 368
Solutions to Selected Exercisesp. 369
Bibliographyp. 384
Indexp. 398
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