Philosophical Logic in Poland

Preface. Morals of Thought and Speech; J.M. Bochenski. What has Logic given to Philosophy? J.m. Bochenski. Classical, Relativistic and Constructivist Ways of Asserting Theorems; A. Grzegorczyk. Semantic Niches or a Logic for Historians; H. Hiz. Objects and Properties; J.J. Jadacki. Inferential Many-Valuedness; G. Malinowski. A Jaskowski-style System of Computer-Assisted Deduction; W. Marciszewski. Hilbert's Program: Incompleteness Theorems vs. Partial Realization; R. Murawski. The Logic of Objects; E. Nieznanski. Non-Fregean Semantics for Sentences; M. Omyla. Relational Semantics for Non-Classical Logics: Formulas are Relations; E. Orlowska. Non-Standard Possible Worlds, Generalized Quantifiers and Modal Logic; J. Pasniczek. Against the Straightforward Anti-Realism; T. Placek. A Minimal Implicational Logic; W.A. Pogorzelski. A Logic of Knowledge; C. Rauszer. Characterizing Propositional Logics by Formulas; T. Skura. The Reification of Situations; R. Suszko. Intuitionism and Determinism (Tense-Logical Considerations); K. Trzesicki. Asymmetrical Relations; P. Turnau. Types of Predication; E. Wojciechowski. Remarks on Extensionality and Intensionality; J. Wolenski. On the Synthetic a priori; B. Wolniewicz. Realism vs. Relativism in Philosophy of Science (Some Comments on Tarski's Theory of Truth; R. Wójcicki. Name Index.