The Logical Systems of Lesniewski

Review of Metaphysics 18 (1):179-179 (1964)
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This thorough investigation of the implications, both logical and philosophical, of Lesniewski's systems should do much to arouse interest in this neglected Polish philosopher. The author takes great pains to relate Lesniewski's ideas to those prevailing today in "orthodox" circles of logicians. There is an excellent bibliography.—A. E. F.

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