The logic of viewpoints
In this paper a propositional logic of viewpoints is presented. The language of this logic consists of the usual modal operators L (of necessity) and M (of possibility) as well as of two new operators A and R. The intuitive interpretations of A and R are from all viewpoints and from some viewpoints, respectively. Semantically the language is interpreted by using Kripke models augmented with sets of viewpoints and with a new alternativeness relation for the operator A. Truth values of formulas are evaluated with respect to a world and a viewpoint. Various axiomatizations of the logic of viewpoints are presented and proved complete. Finally, some applications are given.
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