Logic & art
Subtitle: essays in honor of Nelson Goodman.
By: Richard Rudner and Israel Scheffler, editors.
Contributors: Goodman, Nelson.; Rudner, Richard S.; Scheffler, Israel.
Publisher: Bobbs-Merrill
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Indianapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 330
Subjects: Philosophy.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Space-time and individuals, by J. J. C. Smart.; value: Empirical and conventional elements in certain numerical laws, by B. R. Grunstra.; value: The consequences, by R. J. Ackermann.; value: Metaphors for the mind, by C. M. Turbayne.; value: Other minds, by H. Putnam.; value: Origins of problem solving strategies in skill acquisition, by J. S. Bruner.; value: The "what" and the "how": perspective representation and the phenomenal world, by E. H. Gombrich.; value: Pictures, representation, and the understanding, by M. W. Wartofsky.; value: On seeing what we shall see, by R. Rudner.; value: Axioms for functional calculi of higher order, by A. Church.; value: Algebraic logic and predicate functors, by W. V. Quine.; value: On pragmatics, the meta-theory of science, and subjective intensions, by R. M. Martin.; value: Ambiguity: an inscriptional approach, by I. Scheffler.; value: A remark on deductive principles, by J. S. Ullian.; value: If-iculties, C. L. Stevenson.; value: On what could have happened, by M. White.; value: Writings of Nelson Goodman (p. 327-330)