The logic of viewpoints

Temporal Points of View

“…The distinction "conscious/non-conscious" is orthogonal to the distinction we are making between contents "contained in" a point of view" and implicit contents 49 For instance, many (but surely not all) of the inferential consequences of our explicit CC would count as contents of that kind. Even if they are not "explicitly" contained in the point of view, they are implicitly "contained" in it.…”

“…59 Let's consider the following set of modal systems {K, T, B, S4, S5}, and let x and y be any element of that set. He presents 58 See, mainly, Hautamäki [49,50]. 59 Hautamäki [49].…”

“…He presents 58 See, mainly, Hautamäki [49,50]. 59 Hautamäki [49]. logical systems of viewpoints following the structure (x, y), where the system is an x-system with respect to operators L and M in the axioms of x, and a y-system with respect to operators A and R standing, respectively, for L and M in the axioms of y.…”

“…39 33 About that requirement, see specially Sosa [150,152]. 34 See Goodman [49]. 35 With respect to justice, see Rawls [122]; with respect to conceptual analysis, see Sosa [150].…”

“…42 For a reconstruction and criticisms of these relativist ideas, see Malotki [91]. 43 In particular, this is so with Feyerabend [40], Davidson [35], Goodman [49], Kuhn [71], Quine [119,120], Putnam [110,111,113,114,115] and Rorty [128,129,130,131]. 44 See Quine [119,120].…”