Philosophy Lexicon of Arguments

Quotes: symbols for highlighting parts in a sentence or text. Often for identification of quotations or for distancing. For philosophical problems see also mention/use, quasi-quotation.
Author Item Excerpt Meta data
Mates, Benson
Books on Amazon
Quotation Marks I 39
Quotation Marks/Mates: we use them when we want to refer to a particular symbol or expression - then we take them as a name for the symbol in the symbol - e.g. without quotation marks: If j and y are formulas, then (jvy) is a formula.
I 40
Here we insert names of expressions for "j" and use "y" , the values ​​are the expressions themselves - problem: inserting expressions for "j" and "y" results in the nonsense: e.g. ("F" a "v" F "b") (quotation marks set too tight) - solution: > spelling.
I 75
Quotes/Mates: e.g. values ​​of the statement "j" ... with quotation marks.

Mate I
B. Mates
Elementare Logik Göttingen 1969

Mate II
B. Mates
0226509869 1981

> Counter arguments against Mates

Ed. Martin Schulz, access date 2017-03-29