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Preface | |
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Overview | |
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Labelled Natural Deduction | |
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The r�le of the labels | |
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Dividing the tasks: A functional calculus on the labels, a logical calculus on the formula | |
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Reassessing Frege's two-dimensional calculus | |
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Canonical proofs and normalisation | |
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Canonical proofs | |
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Normalisation | |
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The Functional Interpretation of Implication | |
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Introduction | |
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Origins | |
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Types and propositions | |
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A-abstraction and implication | |
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Consistency proof | |
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Systems of implication and combinators | |
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Finale | |
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The Existential Quantifier | |
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Motivation | |
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The pairing interpretation | |
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Quantifiers and normalisation | |
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Introducing variables for the Skolem dependency functions | |
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The hiding principle | |
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Other approaches to existential quantification | |
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Systems of natural deduction based on direct existential instantiation | |
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Axiomatic systems based on the notion of 'such that' | |
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Model-theoretic semantics | |
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Constants versus variables revisited | |
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Eliminability and conservative extensions | |
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Finale | |
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Extensions to higher-order existentials | |
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Further connections to model-theoretic interpretations | |
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Examples of deduction | |
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Generic examples | |
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Specific examples | |
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Normalisation | |
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Introduction | |
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Proof transformations in labelled deduction | |
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Equivalences between proofs in LND | |
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The term rewriting system for LND | |
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Defining the LND-TRS | |
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The sort decreasing property | |
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Defining an order | |
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Proving the termination property | |
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Proving the confluence property | |
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Examples of transformations between proofs | |
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Final remarks | |
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Natural Deduction for Equality | |
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Introduction | |
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Labelled deduction | |
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Identifiers for (compositions of) equalities | |
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The proof rules | |
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Finale | |
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Normalisation for the Equality Fragment | |
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General rules | |
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The 'subterm substitution' rule | |
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The �- and �-rules | |
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Term rewriting systems | |
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Termination property | |
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Confluence property | |
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The completion procedure | |
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The transformations between proofs in the equational fragment of the LND | |
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Reductions on the rewrite sequence | |
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Transformations on the rewrite reasons | |
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The rewriting system for the LND equational logic | |
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Termination property for the LND<sub>EQ</sub>-TRS | |
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Confluence property for the LND<sub>EQ</sub>-TRS | |
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The normalization theorems | |
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The normalization procedure: some examples | |
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Final remarks | |
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Appendix: The �- and �-reductions for the LND system | |
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�-type reductions | |
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�-type reductions | |
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�-type transformations: The permutative transformations | |
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Termination property for LND<sub>EQ</sub>-TRS | |
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Modal Logics | |
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The functional interpretation | |
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Handling assumptions with 'world' variables | |
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Natural deduction with an extra parameter | |
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Connections with Kripke's truth definition | |
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Connections with Gentzen's sequent calculus | |
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Modal logics and the functional interpretation | |
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Chellas' RM rule for standard normative logics | |
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Modal logic K | |
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Modal logic D | |
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Modal logic T | |
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Modal logic B | |
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Modal logic S4 and its parallel with intuitionistic logic | |
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Grzegorczyk's extension of S4 | |
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Modal logic S5 and its parallel with classical logic | |
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Non-normal modal logics | |
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Problematic cases: The scope of 'necessity' | |
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Finale | |
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Meaning and Proofs: A Reflection on Proof-Theoretic Semantics | |
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Proof-theoretic semantics | |
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Meaning, use and consequences | |
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Meaning and purpose | |
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Meaning and use | |
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Meaning and the explanation of consequences | |
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Use and the explanation of consequences | |
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Early signs of 'meaning-use/usefulness-consequences' | |
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Normalisation of proofs: the explanation of the consequences | |
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Concluding remarks | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |