A Boole anthology

Series | Book

Springer, Dordrecht

2000

349 Pages

ISBN 978-90-481-5491-3

Synthese Library
vol. 291

A Boole anthology

recent and classical studies in the logic of George Boole

Edited by

James Gasser

Publication details

Full citation:

Gasser, J. (ed) (2000). A Boole anthology: recent and classical studies in the logic of George Boole, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

The late George Boole, ll.d., d.c.l.

Neil Samuel

1-25

Remarks on professor Boole's mathematical theory of the laws of thought

Paxton Young George

27-43

The influence of Boole's search for a universal method in analysis on the creation of his logic

Laita Luis M.

45-59

Boole's algebra isn't boolean algebra

Hailperin Theodore

61-77

Review of Boole

Dummett Michael

79-85

A reassessment of George Boole's theory of logic

Van Evra James W.

87-99

Boole's criteria for validity and invalidity

Corcoran John

101-128

Algebraical logic

Hailperin Theodore

129-138

Logic versus algebra

Durand-Richard Marie-José

139-166

The mathematical background of George Boole's mathematical analysis of logic (1847)

Panteki Maria

167-212

On Boole's algebraic logic after the mathematical analysis of logic

Grattan-Guinness Ivor

213-216

The influence of Aristotelian logic on Boole's philosophy of logic

Nambiar Sriram

217-239

The conceptualization of time in Boole's algebraic logic

Godart-Wendling Béatrice

241-255

George Boole and the science of logic

Bornet Gérard

257-270

Was George Boole really the "father" of modern logic?

Peckhaus Volker

271-285

Hugh MacColl and George Boole on hypotheticals

Rahman Shahid

287-310

Psychologism in logic

Vassallo Nicla

311-325

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