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  1. Continuous Accessibility Modal Logics

    In classical modal semantics, a binary accessibility relation connects worlds. In this paper, we present a uniform and systematic treatment of modal...

    Caleb Camrud, Ranpal Dosanjh in Journal of Philosophical Logic
    Article 24 September 2022
  2. Prague Structuralism and the Poetic Function

    Structuralism has impacted the humanities and sciences, including biology. A limitation of structuralist models is their static nature. Saussure’s...
    Chapter 2024
  3. Are Biology Experts and Novices Function Pluralists?

    Philosophers have proposed many accounts of biological function. A coarse-grained distinction can be made between backward-looking views, which...

    Andrew J. Roberts, Pierrick Bourrat in Review of Philosophy and Psychology
    Article Open access 19 April 2024
  4. Form, Function, and Continuity: Knowledge on the Move

    During historical processes, transformations are collectively carried out over a certain time span, and when examined over a long period they appear...
    Gildo Magalhães in Advances in Pilot Wave Theory
    Chapter 2024
  5. Wave Function Realism and Three Dimensions

    It is argued that our experience of life in three-dimensional space can be explained by an ontological picture of quantum mechanics consisting solely...
    Chapter 2022
  6. Analysis of the Social Function and Value Realization of Art in the New Era

    With the continuous enrichment of material life and the increasing improvement of spiritual life, the quality of life of people in the new era has...

    Yu Hu, Yu Zhou in Foundations of Science
    Article 02 April 2024
  7. Standard aberration: cancer biology and the modeling account of normal function

    Cancer biology features the ascription of normal functions to parts of cancers. At least some ascriptions of function in cancer biology track local...

    Seth Goldwasser in Biology & Philosophy
    Article 23 January 2023
  8. Slow Continuous Mind Uploading

    In recent years, the idea of mind uploading has left the genre of science fiction. Uploading our minds as a form of immortality, or so it has been...
    Robert W. Clowes, Klaus Gärtner in The Mind-Technology Problem
    Chapter 2021
  9. The function argument for ascribing interests

    In the debate over the moral status of nonsentient organisms, biocentrists argue that all living things, including nonsentient ones, have interests...

    Parisa Moosavi in Synthese
    Article 06 May 2024
  10. Graph-Theoretical Representation of Systems and the Problem of Function

    The discussion in this chapter comprises the relationship between complexityComplexity and systemsSystems explaining that while the...
    Hrvoj Vančik in From Complexity to Systems
    Chapter 2024
  11. Semiotic Function of Kabbalah Mystical Experience in the Interpretation of Historical Situations

    These notes are the attempt to provide a semiotic interpretation of the Jewish mystical tradition of Kabbalah in the whole course of Jewish history...
    David B. Zilberman, Dimitri Segal in David B. Zilberman: Selected Essays
    Chapter 2023
  12. Spacetime: function and approximation

    Several approaches to quantum gravity (QG) signal the loss of spacetime at some level. According to spacetime functionalism, spacetime is...

    Sam Baron in Synthese
    Article Open access 15 April 2022
  13. The Structure-Function Relationship in the Advent of Biology

    In the constitution of biology, organized and inorganic bodies could not differ only in composition and structural ordering. Organized bodies would...
    François Duchesneau in Functions: From Organisms to Artefacts
    Chapter 2023
  14. Religions as Complex Adaptive Systems: Structure and Function

    It is certainly challenging to attempt a complete description of even the main characteristics of complex systems. Therefore, I will only address...
    Andrei-Razvan Coltea in Complexifying Religion
    Chapter 2023
  15. Structure, Function and Evolution of the Middle Ear of Extant and Extinct Vertebrates: Paleobiological and Phylogenetic Interpretations

    The study of the middle ear function is more difficult in extinct than in extant taxa, but a good understanding of middle ear evolution cannot be...
    Chapter 2023
  16. Proper Function and Ethical Judgment Towards A Biosemantic Theory of Ethical Thought and Discourse

    This paper employs Ruth Millikan’s biosemantic theory of representation to develop a proposal about the function of ethical claims and judgments. I...

    Drew Johnson in Erkenntnis
    Article 18 November 2021
  17. An Ethical Discussion of (Un-)Certainty at the End of Life: Exemplification by Means of Continuous Deep Sedation and Advance Directives

    Uncertainty is a basic constant of medicine and health-care professionals’ decision-making. However, it is particularly apparent in the complex,...
    Chapter 2022
  18. A Logical Characterization of the Continuous Bar Induction

    The continuous bar induction (\(\mathrm {c}\text {-}\mathrm {BI}\)) is an instance of the monotone bar induction (\(\mathrm {{M}}\mathrm {BI} \))...
    Makoto Fujiwara, Tatsuji Kawai in Knowledge, Proof and Dynamics
    Conference paper 2020
  19. Baroque Predication: “A Continuous Fresco, an Inner Concept, the Propositional Concept Itself”

    “Baroque Predication: A Continuous Fresco, an Inner Conceptconcept, the Propositional Conceptconcept Itself” fleshes out the structural claim of the...
    Chapter 2021
  20. Reasoning Continuously: A Formal Construction of Continuous Proofs

    We begin with the idea that lines of reasoning are continuous mental processes and develop a notion of continuity in proof. This requires abstracting...

    T. D. P. Brunet, E. Fisher in Studia Logica
    Article Open access 22 January 2020
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