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Journal of Philosophical Logic, Volume 21
Volume 21, Number 1, February 1992
- Paul Schweizer:
A syntactical approach to modality. 1-31 - Michael Morreau:
Epistemic semantics for counterfactuals. 33-62 - Peter M. Sullivan:
The functional model of sentential complexity. 91-108
Volume 21, Number 2, May 1992
- Hartry Field:
A nominalistic proof of the conservativeness of set theory. 111-123 - Jan Mycielski:
Quantifier-free versions of first order logic and their psychological significance. 125-147 - Thomas Mormann:
Structural accessibility and similarity of possible worlds. 149-172 - Yde Venema:
A note on the tense logic of dominoes. 173-182 - Joachim Schröder:
Körner's criterion of relevance and analytic tableaux. 183-192 - Werner Stelzner:
Relevant deontic logic. 193-216 - Graham Priest, Richard Sylvan:
Simplified semantics for basic relevant logics. 217-232
Volume 21, Number 3, August 1992
- Vann McGee:
Maximal consistent sets of instances of Tarski's schema (T). 235-241 - Arnon Avron:
Whither relevance logic? 243-281 - Kosta Dosen:
Modal translations in substructural logics. 283-336
Volume 21, Number 4, November 1992
- Kosta Dosen:
The first axiomatization of relevant logic. 339-356 - Ross T. Brady:
Hierarchical semantics for relevant logics. 357-374 - Michael Böttner:
Variable-free semantics for anaphora. 375-390 - Kevin T. Kelly, Clark Glymour:
Inductive inference from theory laden data. 391-444
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