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Number of Articles: 6
The Concept of Representation in Millikan's Biosemantics Theory
Volume 7, Issue 2 , December 2016, Pages 1-28
Abstract
In answer to the Putnam problem about extensional non-determination of language terms, Millikan asks if this problem exists by a new definition of representation according to biological evidences, especially the principle of natural selection. The Millikan’s answer to this question is negative ... Read MoreSubject and Logical form in Tractatus
Volume 7, Issue 2 , December 2016, Pages 29-44
Abstract
Early Wittgenstein separate meaning from ideas by attaching necessity to language. In his view, language has a logical structure which is a model of existing necessities in the world. He define object in a specific way to explain existing necessities in the world. At his viewpoint there is a sign for ... Read MoreThe Completeness of Stoic Logic
Volume 7, Issue 2 , December 2016, Pages 45-66
Abstract
In spite of the completeness of modern propositional logic which is accepted by logicans, the compeletness of Stoic logic is a subject that is dubted. In this paper, aftet investigating various systems which are reconstructed by modern scholars for Stoic logic, the compeletness of these systems is studied ... Read MoreThe Social Factors in Mathematical and Logical Knowledge; According to Edinburgh School
Volume 7, Issue 2 , December 2016, Pages 67-96
Abstract
The "Strong Programme" in the sociology of scientific knowledge is known by Edinburgh school and the relativistic approach of this school. According to their attitude all things accounted as "knowledge", have causes that make them acceptable in the society; no matter they are right or wrong. And the ... Read MoreEvaluation of Horwich Approach to Kripke's Criticisms of Use Theory
Volume 7, Issue 2 , December 2016, Pages 97-116
Abstract
The main purpose of this article is the Horwich arguments in "Meaning, use and truth ", which is published in the Mind journal (1995). In this article, he defends the idea of Wittgenstein, use theory, in contrast to the arguments raised against the approach. Horwich focus specifically on Kripke's criticism. ... Read MoreThe Uselessness of Casual Priory in Metaphysics; a Comparative Study between Mola Sadra and Tabatabaei Approaches
Volume 7, Issue 2 , December 2016, Pages 117-158