Canonicity for intensional logics without iterative axioms

Journal of Philosophical Logic 26 (4):391-409 (1997)
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David Lewis proved in 1974 that all logics without iterative axioms are weakly complete. In this paper we extend Lewis's ideas and provide a proof that such logics are canonical and so strongly complete. This paper also discusses the differences between relational and neighborhood frame semantics and poses a number of open questions about the latter

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