The reception of the Lvov-Warsaw school

Jan Woleński

3-19

Twardowski's distinction between actions and products

Johannes L. Brandl

23-34

On Ajdukiewicz's empirical meaning-rule and Wittgenstein's defining criterion

Tadeusz Czarnecki

35-42

Inspirations and controversies

from the letters between K. Twardowski and A. Meinong

Ryszard Jadczak

43-52

The Lvov-Warsaw school

the first school of non-positivist scientific and analytic philosophy

Władysław Krajewski

53-54

Women's contributions to the achievements of the Lvov-Warsaw school

A survey

Elżbieta Pakszys

55-71

Truth-bearers from Twardowski to Tarski

Artur Rojszczak

73-84

Twardowski and Husserl on wholes and parts

Marek Rosiak

85-100

The rationalistic paradigm of Franz Brentano and Kazimierz Twardowski

Vinogradov

101-104

Łukasiewicz's interpretation of Aristotle's concept of possibility

Urszula Zeglen

105-111

De veritate

another chapter the Bolzano-Leśniewski connection

Arianna Betti

115-137

Leśniewski's conception of logic

Roberto Poli, Massimo Libardi

139-152

Non-elementary exegesis of Twardowski's theory of presentation

Vladimir L. Vasyukov

153-167

On some essential subsystems of Leśniewski's ontology and the equivalence between the singular barbara and the law of Leibniz in ontology

Toshiharu Waragai

169-180

The paradox of Grelling and Nelson presented as a veridical observation concerning naming

Andrzej Grzegorczyk

183-190

Dąmbska, Quine, and the so-called empty names

Michele Marsonet

191-198

Truth and time

Krystyna Misiuna

199-208

The postulate of precision

its sense and its limits

Marian Przełęcki

209-218

Polish logic, language and philosophy of language

Ryszard Zuber

219-238

The Ajdukiewicz calculus, Polish notation and Hilbert-style proofs

Wojciech Buszkowski

241-252

Jaśkowski and Gentzen approaches to natural deduction and related systems

Andrzej Indrzejczak

253-264

The contribution of Polish logicians to recursion theory

Roman Murawski

265-282

Studying incompleteness of information

a class of information logics

Ewa Orłowska

283-300

On Łukasiewicz's theory of probability

Timothy Childers, Ondrej Majer

303-312

On what there is not — a vindication of reism

Jan Czerniawski

313-317

On the concept of a subject of cognition in Ajdukiewicz's philosophy

Anna Kanik

319-322

Induction and probability in the Lvov-Warsaw school

Ilkka Niiniluoto

323-335

Łukasiewicz's logical probability and a puzzle about conditionalization

Tomasz Placek

337-340

Truth as consensus. a logical analysis

Katarzyna Kijania-Placek

343-353

The Lvov-Warsaw school and the problem of a logical formalism for general systems theory

Uyemov

355-363

From closure-operatic deductive methodology to non-standard alternatives

Stanisław J. Surma

365-377

Forgotten and neglected solutions of problems in philosophical logic

Paul Weingartner

379-393