An introduction to philosophical logic

A. C. Grayling

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Preface. 1. Philosophical Logic, the Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy and Logic. 2. The Proposition. 3. Necessity, Analyticity and the A Priori. 4. Existence, Presuppositions and Descriptions. 5. Identity. 6. Truth: The Pragmatic and Coherence Theories. 7. Truth: The Correspondence, Redundancy and Semantic Theories. 8. Meaning, Reference, Verification and Use. 9. Truth, Meaning, Realism and Anti-realism. 10. Some Consequences and Committments. Bibliography. Index

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