Publikation: The Theory of Form Logic
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We investigate a construction schema for first-order logical sys- tems, called "form logic". Form logic allows us to overcome the dualistic commitment of predicate logic to individual constants and predicates. Dualism is replaced by a pluralism of terms of different "logical forms". Individual form-logical systems are generated by the determination of a range of logical forms and of the formbased syntax rules for combining terms into formulas. We develop a generic syntax and semantics for such systems and provide a completeness proof for them. To illustrate the idea of form logic, and the possibilities it facilitates, we discuss three particular systems, one of which is the form-logical reconstruction of standard first-order predicate logic.
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FREITAG, Wolfgang, Alexandra ZINKE, 2012. The Theory of Form Logic. In: Logic and Logical Philosophy. 2012, 21(4), pp. 363-389. ISSN 1425-3305. Available under: doi: 10.12775/LLP.2012.017BibTex
@article{Freitag2012Theor-24450, year={2012}, doi={10.12775/LLP.2012.017}, title={The Theory of Form Logic}, number={4}, volume={21}, issn={1425-3305}, journal={Logic and Logical Philosophy}, pages={363--389}, author={Freitag, Wolfgang and Zinke, Alexandra} }
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