Types, Tableaux and Godel’s God

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"Types, Tableaux and Godel’s God" is a philosophical logic book by Melvin Fitting that uses tools from modal logic, type theory, and tableau methods to analyze and formalize Gödel’s ontological argument for the existence of God.

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instanceOf book
logic textbook
philosophy of religion book
aimsTo clarify the logical assumptions behind Gödel’s argument
provide rigorous formal systems for ontological reasoning
analyzesWorkOf Kurt Gödel NERFINISHED
author Melvin Fitting NERFINISHED
concerns existence of God
ontological arguments
contributesTo applications of tableau methods in modal logic
applications of type theory in philosophy
debate on the validity of Gödel’s ontological proof
discusses formal properties of divine attributes
necessity and possibility in the context of God’s existence
examines logical structure of Gödel’s ontological argument
field logic
mathematical logic
modal metaphysics
philosophy
philosophy of religion
focusesOn formal analysis of Gödel’s ontological proof
genre academic monograph
hasForm academic text
printed book
hasSubject formal semantics
higher-order logic
ontological proof formalization
proof theory
intendedAudience logicians
philosophers
students of modal logic
students of philosophy of religion
language English
mainTopic Gödel’s ontological argument
formalization of ontological arguments
modal logic
philosophical logic
tableau methods
type theory
relatedTo modal ontological arguments
possible worlds semantics
proof search via tableaux
usesTool modal logic
tableau proof systems
type theory

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Melvin Fitting notableWork Types, Tableaux and Godel’s God