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Manifest Invalidity: Neil Tennant's New Argument for Intuitionism
by
Cogburn, Jon
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Churchs thesis
/ Classical studies
/ History of science and technology
/ Inference
/ Intuitionism
/ Law of bivalence
/ Logic
/ Logic and calculus
/ Mathematical intuitionism
/ Mathematical sciences and techniques
/ Number theory
/ Semantics
/ Truth
/ Validity
/ Verificationism
2003
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Manifest Invalidity: Neil Tennant's New Argument for Intuitionism
by
Cogburn, Jon
in
Churchs thesis
/ Classical studies
/ History of science and technology
/ Inference
/ Intuitionism
/ Law of bivalence
/ Logic
/ Logic and calculus
/ Mathematical intuitionism
/ Mathematical sciences and techniques
/ Number theory
/ Semantics
/ Truth
/ Validity
/ Verificationism
2003
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Manifest Invalidity: Neil Tennant's New Argument for Intuitionism
by
Cogburn, Jon
in
Churchs thesis
/ Classical studies
/ History of science and technology
/ Inference
/ Intuitionism
/ Law of bivalence
/ Logic
/ Logic and calculus
/ Mathematical intuitionism
/ Mathematical sciences and techniques
/ Number theory
/ Semantics
/ Truth
/ Validity
/ Verificationism
2003
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Manifest Invalidity: Neil Tennant's New Argument for Intuitionism
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Manifest Invalidity: Neil Tennant's New Argument for Intuitionism
2003
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Overview
In Chapter 7 of \"The Taming of the True\", Neil Tennant provides a new argument from Michael Dummett's \"manifestation requirement\" to the incorrectness of classical logic and the correctness of intuitionistic logic. I show that Tennant's new argument is only valid if one interprets crucial existence claims occurring in the proof in the manner of intuitionists. If one interprets the existence claims as a classical logician would, then one can accept Tennant's premises while rejecting his conclusion of logical revision. Thus, Tennant has provided no evidence that should convince anyone who is not already an intuitionist. Since his proof is a proof for the correctness of intuitionism, it begs the question.
Publisher
Kluwer Academic Publishers,Springer,Springer Nature B.V
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