Studies in logic and theory of knowledge. Vol. V

CONTENTS: Stanisław KICZUK, A Dispute about the Applicability of Formal Logic to Philosophy in the Lublin School ( s. 5-19); Stanisław KICZUK, Remarks on Some Types of Necessity (s. 21-48); Marek LECHNIAK, Some Remarks about Attempts of Intuitive Inter­preta­tion of Jan Łukasiewicz`s Three-Valued Logic (s. 49-66); Paweł GARBACZ, Philosophical Motivations of Jan Łukasiewicz`s Three-Valued Logic (s. 67-87); Paweł GARBACZ, An Attempt at the Reconstruction of System Z and Its Philosophical Foundation (s. 89-103); Bożena CZERNECKA, Jan Łukasiewicz`s Conception of the Intuitionistic Propositional Calculus (s. 105-119); Arkadiusz GUT, The Existential Judgement and Cognition of Existence (an Analysis of the Views of F. Brentano and M. A. Krąpiec) (s. 121-139); Jacek WOJTYSIAK, An Attempt at Reinterpreting the (Neo)Thomistic Con­ception of Existential Judgement (s. 141-151); Antoni B. STĘPIEŃ, Is Reason in a Position to Defend Itself? The Rea­sons for Cognitive Mistakes (s. 153-161); Antoni B. STĘPIEŃ, An Introduction into the Problems of the Relation Between the Methodology of the Sciences and the Sphere of Values (s. 163-168); Stanisław JUDYCKI, Transcausal Dependence and Dualism (s. 169-175); Andrzej BRONK, Stanisław MAJDAŃSKI, The Category of Descrip­tion: The Dynamics of Its Meanings (a Hermeneutical Analysis) (s. 177-213); Paweł KAWALEC, Laudan Thesis and Internalism of Jaakko Hintikka`s Theory of Induction (s. 215-230); Piotr KULICKI, Remarks on Axiomatic Rejection in Aristotle`s Syllo­gistic (s. 231-236); Anna I. BUCZEK, Zu einer Konzeption der Philosophie der Mathematik (s. 237-249); Jacek WOJTYSIAK, Life as a Mode of Existence (Ingardenian Concep­tion of Life) (s. 251-258); Jacek WOJTYSIAK, There Must Be Something (In Reference to the Paper by Peter van Inwagen Why Is There Anything at All?) (s. 259-279).