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... Since the natural languages are not satisfactory to serve this purpose. It is necessary to develop the formal language called the ‘object language’. The first half of this unit concerned with the development and analysis of the object language without considering its use in the theory of inference. ...
... Since the natural languages are not satisfactory to serve this purpose. It is necessary to develop the formal language called the ‘object language’. The first half of this unit concerned with the development and analysis of the object language without considering its use in the theory of inference. ...
The Gödelian inferences - University of Notre Dame
... Viewing meta-mathematics extensionally is natural, but hardly methodologically neutral. Suppose that S doesn’t prove ⊥ and is sufficiently strong so that G2 applies to S. May one draw the first Gödelian inference and say that S does not prove its own consistency? This depends on whether the unprov ...
... Viewing meta-mathematics extensionally is natural, but hardly methodologically neutral. Suppose that S doesn’t prove ⊥ and is sufficiently strong so that G2 applies to S. May one draw the first Gödelian inference and say that S does not prove its own consistency? This depends on whether the unprov ...