“Reasoning with Arbitrary Objects”

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“Reasoning with Arbitrary Objects” is a philosophical work by Kit Fine that develops a formal framework for reasoning about arbitrary objects in logic and metaphysics.

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instanceOf book
monograph
philosophical work
academicDiscipline metaphysics of modality
philosophy of mathematics
addresses issues about existence of arbitrary objects
issues about identity of arbitrary objects
problems about quantifying over arbitrary objects
use of arbitrary objects in mathematics
use of arbitrary objects in philosophical argument
aimsTo clarify the metaphysics of arbitrary objects
provide a logical system for talking about arbitrary objects
associatedWith Kit Fine’s theory of arbitrary objects
author Kit Fine NERFINISHED
citationType highly cited in analytic metaphysics
highly cited in philosophy of logic
contributor Kit Fine NERFINISHED
describes formal framework for reasoning about arbitrary objects
field analytic philosophy
logic
philosophy
genre academic literature
non-fiction
hasForm formal treatise
textbook-style exposition
hasPart formal logical system for arbitrary objects
metaphysical discussion of arbitrary entities
semantic analysis of arbitrary reference
technical proofs in logic
influenced formal treatments of arbitrary reference
later discussions in metaphysics of objects
subsequent work on arbitrary objects
influencedBy analytic philosophy of language
formal logic
language English
mainTopic arbitrary objects
formal ontology
logic
logical form
metaphysics
model theory
philosophical logic
philosophy of logic
quantification
reference to arbitrary objects
semantic theory
variable objects
proposes formal rules for reasoning with arbitrary objects
semantic clauses for arbitrary reference

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