The History and Philosophy of Polish Logic

1. Introduction: The History and Philosophy of Polish Logic: Some Basic Thoughts
Kevin Mulligan, Katarzyna Kijania-Placek, Tomasz Placek

Part I. Logic, Proof and Models

2. Many-valued Logic in Poland: The Golden Age
Alexander S. Karpenko

3. The Dependence and Independence of Quantifiers: Truth, Proof and Choice Functions
Gabriel Sandu

4. Sixty Years of Stable Models
David Pearce

5. Wooden Horses and False Friends: On the Logic of Adjectives
Maria Schaar

6. Proof, Probability or Plausibility
Joseph Agassi

Part II. Truth and Concepts

7. Truth Defined and Undefined
Jaakko Hintikka

8. Against Relative Truth
Ilkka Niiniluoto

9. Truth without Truths? ‘Propositional Attitudes’ without Propositions? Meaning without Meanings?
Wolfgang Künne

10. Formal Concepts
Kevin Mulligan

Patr III. Ontology, Mereology and the Philosophy of Mathematics

11. Arithmetic in Leśniewski’s Ontology
Peter Simons

12. Leśniewski, Tarski and the Axioms of Mereology
Arianna Betti

13. From Mereology to Boolean Algebra: The Role of Regular Open Sets in Alfred Tarski’s Work
Iris Loeb

14. The Philosophy of Mathematics and Logic in Cracow between the Wars
Roman Murawski

Avainsanat: Philosophy, History of Philosophy, Philosophy of Mathematics, Modern Philosophy, Logic, Analytic Philosophy