Logic, Language and Method - On Polarities in Human Experience (eBook)

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Kuno Lorenz, Universität des Saarlandes, Saarbrücken.

Contents 6
Preface 8
Part I Philosophical Logic and Philosophy of Language 12
Rules versus Theorems A new approach for mediation between intuitionistic and two- valued logic 14
On the Relation between the Partition of a Whole into Parts and the Attribution of Properties to an Object 31
Basic Objectives of Dialogic Logic in Historical Perspective 44
Pragmatic and Semiotic Prerequisites for Predication A dialogue model 53
Pragmatics and Semiotics: The Peircean Version of Ontology and Epistemology 67
Intentionality and its Language-Dependency 73
Meaning Postulates and Rules of Argumentation Remarks concerning the pragmatic tie between meaning ( of terms) and truth ( of propositions) 82
What Do Language Games Measure? 92
Features of Indian Logic 103
Part II Methods in Philosophy, in Art, and in Science 118
The Concept of Science Some remarks on the methodological issue ‘ construction’ versus ‘ description’ in the philosophy of science 120
Is and Ought Revisited 135
Competition and Cooperation: Are They Antagonistic or Complementary? 151
Another Version of Methodological Dualism 159
The Pre-Established Harmony Between the Two Adams 173
On the Way to Conceptual and Perceptual Knowledge 182
Self and Other: Remarks on Human Nature and Human Culture 197
On the Concept of Symmetry 209
Procedural Principles of the Erlangen School On the interrelation between the principles of method, of dialogue, and of reason 218
Acknowledgments 230
Index 234