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Whats so Special about Logic ? Practices, Rules and Definitions Greg Restall alice ambrose lazerowitz thomas tymoczko memorial logic lecture 4 december 2019 / smith college My Aim T o understand logic better... Greg Restall Whats so

  1. What’s so Special about Logic ? Practices, Rules and Definitions Greg Restall alice ambrose lazerowitz –thomas tymoczko memorial logic lecture 4 december 2019 / smith college

  2. My Aim T o understand logic better... Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 2 of 40

  3. My Aim To understand logic better... ... and especially, to understand what makes logic distinctive . Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 2 of 40

  4. Alice Ambrose Lazerowitz Te Philosophical Review 42 (1933) 594–611 Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 3 of 40

  5. Tomas Tymoczko Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 4 of 40

  6. My Plan What logic is Anti-exceptionalism Quine Practices Rules Definitions Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 5 of 40

  7. what logic is

  8. S etting the Scene proof theory ◮ Design and construction of different proof systems, proofs in those systems, and results about those proof systems. ◮ Axiomatic development of different theories. Translations between theories, reductions, embeddings ... Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 7 of 40

  9. S etting the Scene proof theory ◮ Design and construction of different proof systems, proofs in those systems, and results about those proof systems. ◮ Axiomatic development of different theories. Translations between theories, reductions, embeddings ... model theory ◮ Design and construction of different classes of models. ◮ Model constructions for different theories. Modelling different phenomena. Independence results. Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 7 of 40

  10. S etting the Scene proof theory ◮ Design and construction of different proof systems, proofs in those systems, and results about those proof systems. ◮ Axiomatic development of different theories. Translations between theories, reductions, embeddings ... model theory ◮ Design and construction of different classes of models. ◮ Model constructions for different theories. Modelling different phenomena. Independence results. metatheory ◮ Soundness and completeness. Limitative Results. Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 7 of 40

  11. Different Perspectives External & Internal Tere’s a difference between treating proofs and models as mathematical structures to be analysed , and adopting them. Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 8 of 40

  12. Different Perspectives External & Internal Tere’s a difference between treating proofs and models as mathematical structures to be analysed , and adopting them. Tere’s a difference between comparing different logics, and using some logic, by using a given proof to justify a conclusion, or taking a model to interpret a theory. Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 8 of 40

  13. anti- exceptionalism

  14. What is anti-exceptionalism? Philos Stud (2017) 174:631–658 DOI 10.1007/s11098-016-0701-8 Anti-exceptionalism about logic Ole Thomassen Hjortland 1 Published online: 9 June 2016 � Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2016 Abstract Logic isn’t special. Its theories are continuous with science; its method continuous with scientific method. Logic isn’t a priori, nor are its truths analytic truths. Logical theories are revisable, and if they are revised, they are revised on the same grounds as scientific theories. These are the tenets of anti-exceptionalism about logic. The position is most famously defended by Quine, but has more recent advocates in Maddy (Proc Address Am Philos Assoc 76:61–90, 2002), Priest (Doubt truth to be a liar, OUP, Oxford, 2006a, The metaphysics of logic, CUP, Cambridge, 2014, Log et Anal, 2016), Russell (Philos Stud 171:161–175, 2014, J Philos Log 0:1–11, 2015), and Williamson (Modal logic as metaphysics, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2013b, The relevance of the liar, OUP, Oxford, 2015). Although these authors agree on many methodological issues about logic, they disagree about Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 10 of 40 which logic anti-exceptionalism supports. Williamson uses an anti-exceptionalist

  15. What is anti-exceptionalism? ⊲ Logic isn’t special. ⊲ Logic’s theories are continuous with science. ⊲ Logic’s methods are continuous with scientific method. ⊲ Logic isn’t a priori . ⊲ Logic’s truths are not analytic truths. ⊲ Logical theories are revisable. ⊲ If logical theories are revised, they are revised on the same grounds as scientific theories. Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 10 of 40

  16. Compare A rithmetic ⊲ Arithmetic isn’t special. ⊲ Arithmetic’s theories are continuous with science. ⊲ Arithmetic’s methods are continuous with scientific method. ⊲ Arithmetic isn’t a priori . ⊲ Arithmetic’s truths are not analytic truths. ⊲ Arithmetic theories are revisable. ⊲ If arithmetic theories are revised, they are revised on the same grounds as scientific theories. Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 11 of 40

  17. Here ’s a proof that 2 + 2 = 4 , in Robinson’s Arithmetic q5 q4 0 ′′ + 0 ′ = ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′ 0 ′′ + 0 = 0 ′′ q5 ′ = ′ = 0 ′′ + 0 ′′ = ( 0 ′′ + 0 ′ ) ′ ( 0 ′′ + 0 ′ ) ′ = ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′′ ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′ = 0 ′′′ ′ = = t 0 ′′ + 0 ′′ = ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′′ ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′′ = 0 ′′′′ = t 0 ′′ + 0 ′′ = 0 ′′′′ ( q5 ) x + y ′ = ( x + y ) ′ ( ′ = ) x = y / x ′ = y ′ ( q4 ) x + 0 = x ( = t ) x = y , y = z / x = z Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 12 of 40

  18. Here ’s a proof that 2 + 2 = 4 , in Robinson’s Arithmetic q5 q4 0 ′′ + 0 ′ = ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′ 0 ′′ + 0 = 0 ′′ q5 ′ = ′ = 0 ′′ + 0 ′′ = ( 0 ′′ + 0 ′ ) ′ ( 0 ′′ + 0 ′ ) ′ = ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′′ ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′ = 0 ′′′ ′ = = t 0 ′′ + 0 ′′ = ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′′ ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′′ = 0 ′′′′ = t 0 ′′ + 0 ′′ = 0 ′′′′ ( q5 ) x + y ′ = ( x + y ) ′ ( ′ = ) x = y / x ′ = y ′ ( q4 ) x + 0 = x ( = t ) x = y , y = z / x = z Is this derivation a priori or a posteriori ? Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 12 of 40

  19. Here ’s a proof that 2 + 2 = 4 , in Robinson’s Arithmetic q5 q4 0 ′′ + 0 ′ = ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′ 0 ′′ + 0 = 0 ′′ q5 ′ = ′ = 0 ′′ + 0 ′′ = ( 0 ′′ + 0 ′ ) ′ ( 0 ′′ + 0 ′ ) ′ = ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′′ ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′ = 0 ′′′ ′ = = t 0 ′′ + 0 ′′ = ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′′ ( 0 ′′ + 0 ) ′′ = 0 ′′′′ = t 0 ′′ + 0 ′′ = 0 ′′′′ ( q5 ) x + y ′ = ( x + y ) ′ ( ′ = ) x = y / x ′ = y ′ ( q4 ) x + 0 = x ( = t ) x = y , y = z / x = z Is this derivation a priori or a posteriori ? If some evidence were needed to supplement the argument, where would we add it? Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 12 of 40

  20. External Questions and Internal Questions ⊲ Logic isn’t special. ⊲ Logic’s theories are continuous with science. ⊲ Logic’s methods are continuous with scientific method. ⊲ Logic isn’t a priori . ⊲ Logic’s truths are not analytic truths. ⊲ Logical theories are revisable. ⊲ If logical theories are revised, they are revised on the same grounds as scientific theories. Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 13 of 40

  21. External Questions and Internal Questions ⊲ Logic isn’t special. ⊲ Logic’s theories are continuous with science. ⊲ Logic’s methods are continuous with scientific method. ⊲ Logic isn’t a priori . ⊲ Logic’s truths are not analytic truths. ⊲ Logical theories are revisable. ⊲ If logical theories are revised, they are revised on the same grounds as scientific theories. Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 13 of 40

  22. External Questions and Internal Questions ⊲ Logic isn’t special. ⊲ Logic’s theories are continuous with science. ⊲ Logic’s methods are continuous with scientific method. ⊲ Logic isn’t a priori . ⊲ Logic’s truths are not analytic truths. ⊲ Logical theories are revisable. ⊲ If logical theories are revised, they are revised on the same grounds as scientific theories. Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 13 of 40

  23. External Questions and Internal Questions ⊲ Logic isn’t special. ⊲ Logic’s theories are continuous with science. ⊲ Logic’s methods are continuous with scientific method. ⊲ Logic isn’t a priori . ⊲ Logic’s truths are not analytic truths. ⊲ Logical theories are revisable. ⊲ If logical theories are revised, they are revised on the same grounds as scientific theories. Greg Restall What’s so Special about Logic?, Practices, Rules and Definitions 13 of 40

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