Infinite truth-functional logic
The author indicates two possibilities of treating the universal and existential quantifiers: first, as expressing the notions ``all (individuals) and ``some (individuals) and, second, as generalized conjunction and generalized disjunction. An attempt is made at a philosophical justification of significance of the second possible treatment. For this purpose a system of truth-functional logic is proposed which includes the notion of infinite conjunction and is considered as a basis for constructing first-order quantifier logic. While assessing his system in a critical way, the author takes as his main result the construction of a semantical theory of quantifiers; this theory is shown to be simpler and ``more ontologically neutral than Tarski's conventional approach.
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