An edition of Intentional logic
(1952)
Intentional logic
a logic based on philosophical realism.
by Henry Babcock Veatch
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Intentional Logic by Henry Veatch discusses the nature of logic from an Aristotelian perspective, contrasted with the analytic approach of Russell, Frege, Quine, and others. It argues that logical concepts are tools of knowledge that enable us to know the real world, independent of our consciousness.
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Logic, Philosophy, Epistemology, Logica, Logique, IntentionaliteitPeople
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"Notes and references": p. [396]-428.
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