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Notes on Some Ideas in Lloyd Humberstone’s Philosophical Applications of Modal Logic
Lloyd Humberstone’s recently published Philosophical Applications of Modal Logic presents a number of new ideas in modal logic as well explication and critique of recent work of many others. We extend some of these ideas and answer some questions that are left open in the book.
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