A Boole Anthology: Recent and Classical Studies in the Logic of George BooleJames Gasser Springer Science & Business Media, 30 sept. 2000 - 336 pages Modern mathematical logic would not exist without the analytical tools first developed by George Boole in The Mathematical Analysis of Logic and The Laws of Thought. The influence of the Boolean school on the development of logic, always recognised but long underestimated, has recently become a major research topic. This collection is the first anthology of works on Boole. It contains two works published in 1865, the year of Boole's death, but never reprinted, as well as several classic studies of recent decades and ten original contributions appearing here for the first time. From the programme of the English Algebraic School to Boole's use of operator methods, from the problem of interpretability to that of psychologism, a full range of issues is covered. The Boole Anthology is indispensable to Boole studies and will remain so for years to come. |
Table des matières
CLASSICAL STUDIES | 1 |
G P YOUNGRemarks on Professor Booles Mathematical Theory of | 27 |
MATHEMATICAL ASPECTS | 45 |
T HAILPERIN Booles Algebra Isnt Boolean Algebra 1981 | 61 |
PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS | 79 |
J W VAN EVRA A Reassessment of George Booles Theory of Logic 1977 | 87 |
J CORCORAN and S WOOD Booles Criteria for Validity and Invalidity 1980 | 101 |
Leibniz and Boole | 129 |
GRATTANGUINNESS On Booles Algebraic Logic after The Mathematical | 213 |
B GODARTWENDLINGThe Conceptualization of Time in Booles Algebraic | 241 |
G BORNETGeorge Boole and the Science of Logic | 257 |
CONSEQUENCES | 271 |
S RAHMAN Hugh MacColl and George Boole on Hypotheticals | 287 |
Some Similarities between Boole | 311 |
CONTRIBUTORS | 327 |
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English Debates and Booles | 139 |
PANTEKI The Mathematical Background of George Booles Mathematical | 167 |
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