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Philosophia Scientiae
Logic and Philosophy of Science in Nancy (I)
Vol. 18 (3)
Peter Schroeder-Heister (ed)
This issue collects a selection of contributed papers presented at the 14th International Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science in Nancy, July 2011. These papers were originally presented within three of the main sections of the Congress. They deal with logic, philosophy of mathematics and cognitive science, and philosophy of technology. A second volume of contributed papers, dedicated to general philosophy of science, and other topics in the philosophy of particular sciences, will appear in the next issue of Philosophia Scientiæ (19-1), 2015.
1-3
Preface
Heinzmann Gerhard; Hodges Wilfrid; Schroeder-Heister Peter
5-11
13-22
A critical remark on the BHK interpretation of implication
de Campos Sanz Wagner; Piecha Thomas
23-37
39-51
Meinong and Husserl on existence
Bacigalupo Giuliano
53-70
71-79
Quine's other way out
Barry Hartley Slater
81-94
Minimal logicism
Boccuni Francesca
95-109
The form and function of duality in modern mathematics
Krömer Ralf; Corfield David
111-125
Proofs as spatio-temporal processes
Stefaneas Petros; Vandoulakis Ioannis M.
127-138
A scholastic-realist modal-structuralism
Pietarinen Ahti-Veikko J.
139-152
Formal ontologies and semantic technologies
Frixione Marcello; Lieto Antonio
153-156
A philosophical inquiry into the character of material artifacts
Chakrabarty Manjari
167-175
What linguistic nativism tells us about innateness
Blitman Delphine
177-190
Can innateness ascriptions avoid tautology?
Reynaud Valentine
191-201
Damasio, self and consciousness
Munévar Gonzalo
203-214
215-228
Computational mechanisms and models of computation
Miłkowski Marcin
231-245
Is Church's picture of Frege a good one?
McConaughey Zoé
247-268
Rationality of performance
Weigand Edda
269-272
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