A Normative Model of Classical Reasoning in Higher Order Languages

Synthese 148 (2):309-343 (2006)
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The present paper is concerned with a ramified type theory (cf. (Lorenzen 1955), (Russell), (Schütte), (Weyl), e.g.,) in a cumulative version. §0 deals with reasoning in first order languages. is introduced as a first order set.

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