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ORCIDThe Journal of Symbolic Logic, Volume 13
Volume 13, Number 1, March 1948
- J. C. C. McKinsey, Alfred Tarski:
Some Theorems About the Sentential Calculi of Lewis and Heyting. 1-15 - John G. Kemeny:
Models of Logical Systems. 16-30 - Arthur Francis Smullyan:
Modality and Description. 31-37 - Frederic Brenton Fitch:
Corrections to Two Papers on Modal Logic. 38-39 - Max Black:
Tenth Meeting of the Association for Symbolic Logic. 61-64
Volume 13, Number 2, June 1948
- Paul Bernays:
A System of Axiomatic Set Theory-Part VI. 65-79 - Alan M. Turing:
Practical Forms of Type Theory. 80-94 - Frederic Brenton Fitch:
An Extension of Basic Logic. 95-106 - Alfred Tarski:
A Problem Concerning the Notion of Definability. 107-111
Volume 13, Number 3, September 1948
- Hao Wang:
A New Theory of Element and Number. 129-137 - Soren Hallden:
A Note Concerning the Paradoxes of Strict Implication and Lewis's System S1. 138-139 - Gustav Bergmann:
Contextual Definitions in Nonextensional Languages. 140
Volume 13, Number 4, December 1948
- J. Barkley Rosser, Atwell R. Turquette:
Axiom Schemes for M-Valued Functional Calculi of First Order: Part I. Definition of Axiom Schemes and Proof of Plausibility. 177-192 - Irving M. Copilowish:
Matrix Development of the Calculus of Relations. 193-203 - Andrzej Mostowski:
Proofs of Non-Deducibility in Intuitionistic Functional Calculus. 204-207
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