John S, Jon A, List,
It is quite helpful to me to see these kinds of points about how and why one
might go about setting up a system of logic one way or another to handle such
things as temporal change made more explicit. While I am familiar with
different ways in which temporal logics have bee
John, Kirsti, List,
for those interested in the philosophy of stories and able to read
german i recommend:
* Wilhelm Schapp (2012) In Geschichten verstrickt. Zu Sein von Mensch
und Ding. 5. ed. Klostermann.
* Wilhelm Schapp (1981) Philosophie der Geschichten. 2. ed. Klostermann.
His acad
On 11/15/2016 8:40 AM, Jon Awbrey wrote:
Differential logic is simply the qualitative analogue of the
differential and integral calculus.
That's an analogy that might inspire an abduction. But abductions
are hypotheses or guesses that may be useful -- or not. In any case,
their acceptance mus
John, List,
I'll have to stay off the metaphysics threads
as they are making me lightheaded but I think
I can respond to the questions you asked here:
On 11/10/2016 11:50 AM, John F Sowa wrote:
JA: trying to understand inquiry and semiosis in general as temporal
processes is one of the thin
