Solutions in philosophy, religious history, literature, and linguistics / Charles Turek.
2000
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Title
Solutions in philosophy, religious history, literature, and linguistics / Charles Turek.
Created/published
Lanham, Md. : University Press of America, ©2000.
Description
x, 104 p. ; 23 cm
Associated name
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [103]-104) and index.
Contents
Sommers, Waismann and Quine on ambiguity
A note on Quine's synonymy
Lehmann on the rules of the invalid syllogisms
Basic Aristotelian metaphysics
Act V, scene II, lines 410-415 in Hamlet
The historical Jesus according to Donovan Joyce's The Jesus scroll
The Red Sea crossing and the Battle of Kadesh
The origin of symmetric verb sentences
Is the prayer scene in Hamlet part of the plot
Sommers' syllogistic calculus and categories
What was Hamlet's reason for putting on the play?
The structure and meaning of the To-be-or-not-to-be speech
The fields of Aristotelian metaphysics
The semantics of 'there are' sentences
The scientific method in linguistics and literature
More on 'there are' sentences
When did Hamlet think of putting on the play?
The origin of existential sentences.
A note on Quine's synonymy
Lehmann on the rules of the invalid syllogisms
Basic Aristotelian metaphysics
Act V, scene II, lines 410-415 in Hamlet
The historical Jesus according to Donovan Joyce's The Jesus scroll
The Red Sea crossing and the Battle of Kadesh
The origin of symmetric verb sentences
Is the prayer scene in Hamlet part of the plot
Sommers' syllogistic calculus and categories
What was Hamlet's reason for putting on the play?
The structure and meaning of the To-be-or-not-to-be speech
The fields of Aristotelian metaphysics
The semantics of 'there are' sentences
The scientific method in linguistics and literature
More on 'there are' sentences
When did Hamlet think of putting on the play?
The origin of existential sentences.
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P121 .T883 2000