The Strange Case of Savonarola and the Painted Fish On the Bolzanization of Polish Thought

Betti, Arianna

doi:10.1515/9783110325706.55

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“…Protothetic provides the basic rules of the system, while Ontology, despite rules, introduced also functors and name variables that are later used in Mereology (see Lejewski 1984, 145-146 [12]). 2 Leśniewski introduced quantifiers in both of his logical systems, Protothetic and Ontology. In contrast to the Russellian concept of quantification, the Leśniewskian quantification does not imply ontological commitment.…”

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Arthur N. Prior and Leśniewski’s Concept of Names

Rybaříková

2023

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For a certain period, the concept of names that Stanisław Leśniewski and his followers developed had a certain impact on the concept that appeared in Arthur Prior’s temporal ontology. However, this impact seemed to vanish in time. The aim of this paper is to present why Prior was interested in Leśniewski’s concept of names and quantification and to discuss why in Prior’s later works Leśniewski’s influence is not as apparent as it was in the first works on temporal logic. Namely, the paper suggests three possible solutions; the differences that were between Prior and Leśniewski’s views on time and determinism, new concepts of names that occurred at that time, and Leśniewski’s extensionalism that opposed Prior’s preference for intensional logic.

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confidence: 99%