Vasil'év and Imaginary Logic. Priest, G. History & Philosophy of Logic, 21(2):135-146, 2000. abstract bibtex This paper is about the 'Imaginary Logic' developed by the Russian logician Nicholas Vasil'év between about 1910 and 1913, a logic that is often claimed to be a forerunner of different sorts of modern nonclassical logics. The paper describes the content of that logic (not by trying to interpret it in modern logic, as some commentators have done, but by describing it in its own terms). It then looks at the philosophical underpinnings of the logic. Finally, in the light of the preceding, it discusses Vasil'év's place in the history of logic.
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author = {Priest, Graham},
title = {Vasil'év and Imaginary Logic},
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year = {2000},
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pages = {135-146},
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abstract = {This paper is about the 'Imaginary Logic' developed by the Russian
logician Nicholas Vasil'év between about 1910 and 1913, a logic
that is often claimed to be a forerunner of different sorts of modern
nonclassical logics. The paper describes the content of that logic
(not by trying to interpret it in modern logic, as some commentators
have done, but by describing it in its own terms). It then looks
at the philosophical underpinnings of the logic. Finally, in the
light of the preceding, it discusses Vasil'év's place in the history
of logic.},
keywords = {LOGIC PHILOSOPHERS PHILOSOPHY}
}
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