Bloomsbury Companion to Philosophical Logic

Leon Horsten is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Bristol, UK.Richard Pettigrew is a Reader in Philosophy at the University of Bristol, UK.

• Part I. Introduction Leon Horsten and Richard Pettigrew Part II. A to Z of Key Terms and Concepts Leon Horsten and Richard PettigrewPart III. Research Methods and Problems Leon Horsten and Richard PettigrewPart IV. Current Research and Issues Leon Horsten and Richard Pettigrewi. An Introduction to Classical Logic Vann McGee1. Classical Logic and its Rivalsii. Identity and Existence C. Anthony Andersoniii. Quantification and Descriptions Bernard Linskyiv. Second-order Logic Øystein Linnebov. Indeterminacy and Vagueness Richard Dietzvi. Negation Edwin Maresvii. Games in Logic Gabriel Sandu2. Extensional and Intensional Extensions of Classical Logicviii. Mereology Karl-Georg Niebergallix. The Logic of Necessity John Burgessx. Tense or Temporal Logic Thomas Müller3. Semantics for Parts of Natural Languagexi. Truth and Paradox Volker Halbach and Leon Horstenxii. Conditionals Igor Douven4. Logic in the Theory of Rationalityxiii. Probability and its Interpretations Richard Pettigrewxiv. Inductive Logic Jeff Parisxv. Belief Revision Horacio Arló Costa and Arthur Paul Pedersenxvi. Epistemic Logic Paul Egréxvii. The Logic of Decision Paul WeirichPart V. New Directions Leon Horsten and Richard PettigrewPart VI. Resources Leon Horsten and Richard PettigrewPart VII. BibliographySubject IndexAuthor Index

A useful source of readings and references to professional philosophers and students alike.