Description
The primary aim of this Handbook is to provide a comprehensive and up-to-date critical survey of current original research in the philosophy of logic. Written by an international team of experts, it will serve as an essential and authoritative resource for scholars across various areas of philosophical inquiry, establishing itself as the primary reference in contemporary philosophy of logic. The Handbook is structured into seven sections. It begins with a general discussion of the relations between logic and philosophy, followed by an examination of leading positions in contemporary philosophy of logic. Sections three and four address central issues in the metaphysics and epistemology of logic, while the fifth section turns to recent developments in its methodology. The sixth section explores major applications of logic, and the volume concludes with a discussion of logical and semantic paradoxes. The result is an authoritative, engaging map of where logic stands today and where it is heading.