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From: Khodaeifar on 29 Sep 2006 19:10 Hi all, Is there anybody interested in "Modal Logic" ? I need a debater! Thanks
From: Rhys B. Cartwright-Jones on 29 Sep 2006 20:50 Sure, I studied in Undergrad and Grad. Granted, this was with a late-nineties edition of the Hughes text, which had some problems. But I'd like to revisit it. Mail's posted above. Hope to hear from you. -Rhys Khodaeifar wrote: > Hi all, > Is there anybody interested in "Modal Logic" ? > I need a debater! > Thanks
From: Khodaeifar on 29 Sep 2006 22:29 I'm a student of "Philosophical Logic" and my dissertation is about "Classical Modal Logic". I read the Hughes and Creswell's book "A New Introduction to Modal Logic" before. However I'm interested in discussing about "Modal Logic", specially it's "Semantics". Good luck, =================================== "Rhys B. Cartwright-Jones" <rhys44503(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:1159577410.357460.9390(a)c28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > Sure, > > I studied in Undergrad and Grad. Granted, this was with a > late-nineties edition of the Hughes text, which had some problems. But > I'd like to revisit it. > > Mail's posted above. Hope to hear from you. > > -Rhys > > > > Khodaeifar wrote: >> Hi all, >> Is there anybody interested in "Modal Logic" ? >> I need a debater! >> Thanks >
From: Barb Knox on 30 Sep 2006 01:25 In article <efki7v$lg0$3(a)emma.aioe.org>, "Khodaeifar" <khodaeifar(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > Is there anybody interested in "Modal Logic" ? > I need a debater! > Thanks Modal Logic is a rather well understood technical area. What do you find debatable? [added sci.logic]
From: Peter_Smith on 30 Sep 2006 04:14 You might find the "Historical Overview" in Chap.1 of Patrick Blackburn et al. "Modal Logic", CUP 2001, useful for orientation.
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