Ian Rumfitt has proposed systems of bilateral logic for primitive speech acts of assertion and denial, with the purpose of ‘exploring the possibility of specifying the classically intended senses for the connectives in terms of their deductive use’ (Rumfitt (2000): 810f). Rumfitt formalises two systems of bilateral logic and gives two arguments for their classical nature. I assess both argument...

At the sixth Milan Triennale in 1936, entitled ‘Continuity-Modernity’, Giuseppe Pagano and Edoardo Persico displayed two divergent but complementary ideological aesthetic positions: leaning toward classicism showcasing rural examples, respectively. This article focuses on how these approaches share similarities with idea of populism, a concept often associated dictatorial regimes. Populism impl...

The article is devoted to the pragmatic aspects of Edmund Burke’s theory art. author identifies components in works British philosopher various genres. emphasis on interdisciplinary nature art, which included artistic, psychological and political dimensions. dimension thought opens up a new field research romantic aesthetics art theory. romanticism thinker complements our ideas about classical ...

Classical and Connectionist theories of cognitive architecture seek to explain systematicity (i.e., the property of human cognition whereby cognitive capacity comes in groups of related behaviours) as a consequence of syntactically and functionally compositional representations, respectively. However, both theories depend on ad hoc assumptions to exclude specific instances of these forms of com...

Romanticism is an indefinable movement as F.R. de Toreinx pointed out as early as in 1829. However, Romanticism shares some characteristics with other historical movements such as Classicism or Enlightenment. Some experts claim that these two mentioned movements seem to totally opposed, even though Romanticism could also be seen as an extension of both. Following Arthur O. Lovejoy’s ideas (1948...

Classical and Connectionist theories of cognitive architecture “explain” systematicity, whereby the capacity for some cognitive behaviors is intrinsically linked to the capacity for others, as a consequence of syntactically and functionally combinatorial representations, respectively. However, both theories depend on ad hoc assumptions to exclude specific architectures—grammars, or Connectionis...

The article discusses the essayistic work of Bolesław Miciński, who was interested in individualization form expression, both sphere content and form. Contemporary thinking about philosophy neo-positivist terms prompted writer to create an individual dictionary concepts that frees from rigorous frameworks specialized jargon. In a modern, philosophical essay, he realizes free reflection on aesth...