Logic, Probability, and Epistemology: The Power of Semantics.

orig.cloth. Small label on rear cover, VG. 24x15cm, xviii, 402 pp, Series: Science and Philosophy in the Twentieth Century: Basic Works of Logical Empiricism: Volume 3. Contains 20 papers. Includes: A. Tarski "The Semantic Conception of Truth and the Foundations of Semantics"; R. Carnap "Modalities and Quantification"; H. Reichenbach "On Probability and Induction"; R.Carnap " The Two Concepts of Probality"; H. Reichenbach "Philosophical Foundations of Probability"; K.R. Popper "The Propensity Interpretation of the Calculus of Probability, and the Quantum Theory"; H. Reichenbach "On the Justification of Induction"; R. Carnap "On Inductive Logic"; C.G. Hempel " Studies in the Logic of Confirmation"; N. Goodman "A Query on Confirmation"; C.G. Hempel "A Note on the Paradoxes of Confirmation"; C.G. Hempel "On Infirmities of Confirmation Theory"; R. Carnap "Reply to Nelson Goodman"; J.G. Kemeny "The Use of Simplicity in Induction"; R. Carnap "The Aim of Inductive Logic"; C.G. Hempel & P. Oppenheim "Studies in the Logic of Explanation"; E. Nagel "The Meaning of Reduction in the Natural Sciences"; R.B. Braithwaite "The Nature of Theoretical Concepts and the Role of Models in an Advanced Science"; R. Hilpinen "Carnap's New System of Inductive Logic"; R. Creath "The Unimportance of Semantics". …