Logic and language A
Lloyd Humberstone and Karen Green
8 points
* 2 hours per week
* First semester
* Clayton
*
Prerequisites: PHL2170 and third-year course in logic or philosophy of
language
Objectives Students successfully completing this subject will have a thorough grasp of a number of issues within recent logic, philosophy of language, and semantics. They will have a clear understanding of the workings of a number of formal systems, and of their application to ordinary language; and should find themselves in a position to propose and evaluate analyses for themselves.
Synopsis This is a foundational subject in philosophical logic and philosophy of language. It offers, primarily, an introduction to major recent work in the area. A reading list may be obtained from the department.
Assessment Written (6000 words): 100%
* Optional replacement of a
3000-word essay by a 3-hour examination
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