Logica Yearbook 2003

Logica Yearbook 2003 is the volume of 24 papers delivered at the 17-th Logica conference. The Yearbook has been edited by Libor Behounek, and published by Filosofia, the publishing house of the Institute of Philosophy, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, in June 2004. Copyrights are held by the individual authors. The volume will be sold at future conferences organized by the Department of Logic, Institute of Philosophy, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. (Info on the following volume: Logica Yearbook 2004.)

Contents

The references (with all diacritics) can also be found in the BibTeX file for the Logica Yearbook 2003.

Libor Behounek (ed.): Logica Yearbook 2003. Filosofia, Prague 2004.

• Graeme Forbes: Depiction Verbs and the Definiteness Effect, pp. 11-19.
• Bob Hale: The Necessity of Identity, pp. 21-33.
• Wilfrid Hodges: Formally Correct Definitions, pp. 35-43.
• Emil Badici: A Defense of the Standard Account of Logical Truth, pp. 45-57.
• Hanoch Ben-Yami: New Semantics and Deductive System for Natural Language, pp. 59-71.
• Jean-Yves Beziau: Bivalence, Excluded Middle and Non Contradiction, pp. 73-83.
• David Boutillier: Meaning-Theoretic Attempts to Explain A Priori Logical Knowledge, pp. 85-96.
• Roy T. Cook: God, the Devil, and Gödel's Other Proof, pp. 97-109.
• Catarina Dutilh Novaes: A Medieval Reformulation of the de Dicto / de Re Distinction, pp. 111-124.
• Richard E. Grandy: Proxy Functions and Ontology, pp. 125-131.
• Bjorn Jespersen: Aussonderung as Procedure, pp. 133-144.
• Tomis Kapitan: Indexical Inferences and Direct Reference, pp. 145-158.
• John T. Kearns: An Illocutionary Analysis of Conditional Assertions, pp. 159-169.
• Kevin Krein: Solving the Specificity Problem: Possible Worlds and the Attribution of Beliefs to Non-Language-Using Animals, pp. 171-181.
• Sandra Lapointe: Why Frege Never Read Bolzano, pp. 183-194.
• Douglas Patterson: The Status of Convention T, pp. 195-207.
• Jaroslav Peregrin: Logic as "Making It Explicit", pp. 209-225.
• Victor Rodych: Pragmatic Platonism, pp. 227-240.
• Giuseppina Ronzitti: On Some Difficulties Concerning the Definition of An Intuitionistic Concept of Countable Set, pp. 241-251.
• Hartley Slater: Hilbert and Gödel Versus Turing and Penrose, pp. 253-258.
• Jordan Howard Sobel: Nearly Believable Liars, pp. 259-269.
• Tero Tulenheimo: Are There Tense Operators in English?, pp. 271-284.
• James A. Woodbridge: Deflationism and the Generalization Problem, pp. 285-297.
• Marian Zouhar: Unbound Anaphora and Anaphoric Meaning of "The", pp. 299-312.

Libor Behounek, editor