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Instructor:
  • Prof. Stephen Yablo
Course Number:
  • 24.244
Departments:
  • Linguistics and Philosophy
As Taught In: Spring 2015
Level: Undergraduate

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  • Humanities
    Linguistics
    Semantics
    Philosophy
    Logic

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Modal Logic
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24.244s15 Homework 1

24.244s15 Homework 2

24.244s15 Homework 3

24.244s15 Homework 4

24.244s15 Homework 5

24.244s15 Homework 6

24.244s15 Homework 7

24.244s15 Homework 8

24.244s15 Modal Logic Paper Guidelines

24.244s15 Take Home Final Guidelines


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

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Course Info

Instructor:
  • Prof. Stephen Yablo
Course Number:
  • 24.244
Departments:
  • Linguistics and Philosophy
As Taught In: Spring 2015
Level: Undergraduate

Topics

  • Humanities
    Linguistics
    Semantics
    Philosophy
    Logic

Learning Resource Types

assignment Problem Sets
notes Lecture Notes
assignment Written Assignments
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