Ergebnisse für: Higher-level rules

C-Justification for empirical statements Cut-elimination, substitution and normalization Explaining deductive inference Fusing quantifiers and connectives General-elimination harmony and higher-level rules Gerhard Gentzen Hypothesis-discharging rules in atomic bases Inferential semantics Intuitionistic existential instantiation and epsilon symbol Inversion principles and introduction rules Necessity of thought Prawitz, proofs and meaning cut-elimination motives for proof theory natural deduction

Proof-theoretic semantics Identity of proofs Proof-theoretic harmony Paradox and proof-theory Proof theory and meaning Meaning of logical constants Higher-level rules Inferentialism Sense and denotation Hyperintensionality harmony via reductions and expansions Normalization, subformula, canonicity harmony proofs as constructions relative priority of correctness and validity Jacinto and Read’s GE-stability

Proof-theoretic semantics Identity of proofs Proof-theoretic harmony Paradox and proof-theory Proof theory and meaning Meaning of logical constants Higher-level rules Inferentialism Sense and denotation Hyperintensionality harmony via reductions and expansions Normalization, subformula, canonicity harmony proofs as constructions relative priority of correctness and validity Jacinto and Read’s GE-stability

C-Justification for empirical statements Cut-elimination, substitution and normalization Explaining deductive inference Fusing quantifiers and connectives General-elimination harmony and higher-level rules Gerhard Gentzen Hypothesis-discharging rules in atomic bases Inferential semantics Intuitionistic existential instantiation and epsilon symbol Inversion principles and introduction rules Necessity of thought Prawitz, proofs and meaning cut-elimination motives for proof theory natural deduction

C-Justification for empirical statements Cut-elimination, substitution and normalization Explaining deductive inference Fusing quantifiers and connectives General-elimination harmony and higher-level rules Gerhard Gentzen Hypothesis-discharging rules in atomic bases Inferential semantics Intuitionistic existential instantiation and epsilon symbol Inversion principles and introduction rules Necessity of thought Prawitz, proofs and meaning cut-elimination motives for proof theory natural deduction

Proof-theoretic semantics Identity of proofs Proof-theoretic harmony Paradox and proof-theory Proof theory and meaning Meaning of logical constants Higher-level rules Inferentialism Sense and denotation Hyperintensionality harmony via reductions and expansions Normalization, subformula, canonicity harmony proofs as constructions relative priority of correctness and validity Jacinto and Read’s GE-stability