Tarski

In Tarski's case, it led to what is now known as Tarski's hierarchy of languages.

Self-Reference Bolander, Thomas 2008

Recall Tarski's remarks about the sign for membership in a letter of 1944.

Alfred Tarski Gómez-Torrente, Mario 2006

Sher, G. 1996: "Did Tarski Commit 'Tarski's Fallacy'?".

Alfred Tarski Gómez-Torrente, Mario 2006

One line of reply is to say that there is a univocal usage of the semantic vocabulary: namely, what is supplied by semantic theories such as Tarski's.

The Computational Theory of Mind Horst, Steven 2005

Moreover, there seem to be no compelling non-semantical reasons ” either intra-systemic or extra-mathematical ” for Wittgenstein to accommodate P by including it in PM or by adopting a non-syntactical conception of mathematical truth (such as Tarski-truth (Steiner 2000)).

Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Mathematics Rodych, Victor 2007

Polish logician Alfred Tarski demonstrated that the concept of truth could not be defined within any language in which it is expressed.

Aiguy's Computer 2008

And the work of the great logicians around the turn of the 20th century on the foundations of arithmetic -- Piano, Frege, Tarski, Russell -- gave the Vienna Circle thinkers a great deal of confidence in the power that is brought to scientific knowledge by formal systems of deductive logic.

The Vienna Circle on interdisciplinary science Daniel Little 2009

An interesting but longstanding issue relates to the Tarski theme displaying “no comments” when the comments count is zero.

The Road Not Taken · Behind the Scenes: Making of a Book Cover 2009

It was also the case that Polish logicians had inclinations to empiricism as a general epistemological attitude and this philosophy often resulted in sympathies to nominalism (Tarski), constructivism (Mostowski) and scepticism concerning the sharp distinction between logical and extralogical truth (Tarski).

Lvov-Warsaw School Wole&324;ski, Jan 2009

And the work of the great logicians around the turn of the 20th century on the foundations of arithmetic -- Piano, Frege, Tarski, Russell -- gave the Vienna Circle thinkers a great deal of confidence in the power that is brought to scientific knowledge by formal systems of deductive logic.

Archive 2009-09-01 Daniel Little 2009