DEONTIC LOGIC AND CONTRARY - TO - DUTIES 1 INTRODUCTION Deontic logic is concerned with the logical analysis of such normative notions as obligation , permission , right and prohibition . Although its origins lie in systematic legal and ...
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Ordinary usage, even ordinary philosophical usage, gives little direct guidance for fixing the sense of practical reasoning. ... Correspondingly, a logic of a cognitive system is a principled description of conditions under which agents ...
Agenda Relevance: A Study in Formal Pragmatics. Studies in Logic and Practical Reasoning. Amsterdam: North- Holland, 2003. Volume 1 of A Practical Logic of Cognitive Systems. [Gabbay etal., 2002a] DovM. Gabbay, Rolf Nossum, and John ...
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Second, the notion of groundedness of default extensions corresponds to that of an argument in argument systems, and the notion ... Lin & Shoham is that Vreeswijk's inference rules are not domain specific but general logical principles.
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Thus there are two times involved, the logical time si in Ai(si) and the time stamping ti of Ai. For reasons of clarity, we may wish to regard ti as a label rather than incorporate it into the logic (by writing for example A∗(t i ...
tion about conditionals from this source.21 Any theory of conditionals has consequences for less-than-certain judgements. ... Yet I am close to certain that if it had been tossed ten times, it would have landed heads at least once.
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... frames ( W , R ) ? Are there formulas not characterised by the class of frames satisfying some first - order ... ( finite model property ) iff , for each for- mula , FL A iff A is true in each finite modal algebra or frame which verifies ...