Intuitions seem to conflict, and it is difficult to find ways to model the important phenomena using logical techniques.[35] Fagin et al. 1984 begins a tradition in computational logic that revives the modal approach to epistemic logic, developing generalized logical foundations and applications that had not occurred to the philosophers.
In this respect, through her integration of theory and action, Addams carried pragmatism to its logical conclusion, developing an applied philosophy immersed in social action.
In attempts to solve such logical puzzles, a logical terminology develops here, too, and the focus on the difference between valid and invalid arguments sets the scene for the search for a criterion of valid inference.
Rather, it is more logical to develop the style, delve deeper into the content, and see where else it can take you.
Certain things could be expressed in language, and these were best understood in terms of the logical techniques developed by Russell, he maintained.
When the BBC asked if we'd do something similar for Take Hart, an art show hosted by Vision On presenter Tony Hart, it seemed logical to develop the idea.
Deploying a range of sophisticated logical arguments developed over the last 25 years, Christian philosophers have revived faith as a subject of rigorous academic debate, steadily chipping away at the assumption -- all but axiomatic in philosophy since the Enlightenment -- that belief in God is logically indefensible.
The epsilon calculus is a logical formalism developed by David Hilbert in the service of his program in the foundations of mathematics.
It is not therefore new, but it was certainly foregrounded in philosophy and given a modern lease of life in the context of the new logical systems developed by Frege, Russell and Carnap.
Literally, climate is a local phenomenon, and thus, it seemed logical to develop a local instrument, but also to be vigorous in establishing the validity and reliability of its measures.
