Entity usage

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Logic in the study of psychiatric disorders: executive function and rule-following: Label: en
Optimal assertions, and what they implicate. A uniform game theoretic approach: Label: en
Abductive reasoning in neural-symbolic systems: Label: en
Beliefs in conditionals vs. conditional beliefs: Label: en
Reasoning with conditionals: Label: en
The cognitive structure of surprise: looking for basic principles: Label: en
True or false? A case in the study of harmonic functions: Label: en
Semantic penumbra: concept similarity in logic: Label: en
Putnam's internal realism: a radical restatement: Label: en
On A neglected path to intuitionism: Label: en
A non-inferentialist, anti-realistic conception of logical truth and falsity: Label: en
Proof-theoretic semantics, self-contradiction, and the format of deductive reasoning: Label: en
Steps towards a proof-theoretical semantics: Label: en
Gulliver, truth and virtue: Label: en
Truth from a proof-theoretic perspective: Label: en
Anti-realist truth and truth-recognition: Label: en
Perspectives and the world: Label: en
Manifestability and epistemic truth: Label: en
Truth as an epistemic notion: Label: en
Conceivability, counterfactual thinking and philosophical exceptionality of modal knowledge: Label: en
The `if' in the `what if': Label: en
Thought experiments, formalization, and disagreement: Label: en
Introduction: New perspectives on philosophical thought experiments: Label: en
Carroll's infinite regress and the act of diagramming: Label: en
On paradoxes in normal form: Label: en
Proof, meaning and paradox: some remarks: Label: en
The justification of identity elimination in Martin-Löf's type theory: Label: en
Informal and absolute proofs: some remarks from a Gödelian perspective: Label: en
The neglect of epistemic considerations in logic: the case of epistemic assumptions: Label: en
Dag Prawitz on proofs, operations and grounding: Label: en
Inference and epistemic transparency: Label: en
Cogency and context: Label: en
The seeming interdependence between the concepts of valid inference and proof: Label: en
Introduction: Inferences and proofs: Label: en
We are all Bayesian, everyone is not a Bayesian: Label: en
DLEAC: a dialetheic logic with exclusive assumptions and conclusions: Label: en
Still in the mood: the versatility of subjunctive markers in modal logic: Label: en
Analysis as translation: Label: en
From natural to formal language: a case for logical pluralism: Label: en
Notational variance and its variants: Label: en
On Quine's translation argument: Label: en
A new interpretation of Carnap's logical pluralism: Label: en
Translating logical terms: Label: en
Radical interpretation and logical pluralism: Label: en
Lost in translation?: Label: en
Introduction: Logical pluralism and translation: Label: en
The structure of content is not transparent: Label: en
The pragmatics of non-denoting descriptions: Label: en
Introduction: Individual concepts in language and thought: Label: en
Coordinated rational choice: Label: en