Introduction

The history and philosophy of Polish logic

Kevin Mulligan, Katarzyna Kijania-Placek, Tomasz Placek

1-10

Many-valued logic in Poland

the Golden age

Alexander S. Karpenko

13-48

The dependence and independence of quantifiers

truth, proof and choice functions

Paul-Gabriel Sandu

49-72

Sixty years of stable models

David Pearce

73-102

Wooden horses and false friends

on the logic of adjectives

Maria van der Schaar

103-116

Proof, probability or plausibility

Joseph Agassi

117-127

Truth defined and undefined

Jaakko Hintikka

131-140

Against relative truth

Ilkka Niiniluoto

141-159

Truth without truths? "propositional attitudes" without propositions? meaning without meanings?

Wolfgang Künne

160-204

Formal concepts

Kevin Mulligan

205-223

Arithmetic in Leśniewski's ontology

Peter Simons

227-241

Leśniewski, Tarski and the axioms of mereology

Arianna Betti

242-258

From mereology to boolean algebra

the role of regular open sets in alfred Tarski's work

Iris Loeb

259-277

The philosophy of mathematics and logic in Cracow between the wars

Roman Murawski

278-297