Lecture Notes | Modal Logic | Linguistics and Philosophy | MIT OpenCourseWare

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Prof. Stephen Yablo

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Linguistics and Philosophy

As Taught In

Spring 2015

Level

Undergraduate

Topics

Humanities
- Linguistics
  - Semantics
- Philosophy
  - Logic

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Lecture Notes

24.244s15 Adequacy and Extensions

24.244s15 Basic Modal Systems

24.244s15 Contingent Identity

24.244s15 Counterfactuals, Neighborhood Semantics, Probability, Predicative Necessity, etc

24.244s15 Existence and Identity

24.244s15 Identity and Descriptions

24.244s15 Intensional Objects

24.244s15 Modal Logic—Preliminaries

24.244s15 Modal Metalogic Completeness

24.244s15 Modal Predicate Logic

24.244s15 Modal Predicate Metalogic

24.244s15 Modal Syntax and Semantics

24.244s15 Sets, Actuality, Counterparts

24.244s15 Shifting Domains

24.244s15 Stronger Systems

24.244s15 Testing Decidable & Undecidable Systems

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Stephen Yablo

Departments

Linguistics and Philosophy

As Taught In

Spring 2015

Level

Undergraduate

Topics

Humanities
- Linguistics
  - Semantics
- Philosophy
  - Logic

Learning Resource Types

Problem Sets

Lecture Notes

Written Assignments

Download Course

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