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George Stephen Boolos (/ˈbuːloʊs/;
September 4, 1940 – May 27, 1996) was an
American philosopher and a
mathematical logician who
taught at the M****achusetts...
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American philosopher and
logician George Boolos and
published in The
Harvard Review of
Philosophy in 1996.
Boolos'
article includes multiple ways of solving...
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Boulos (Arabic: بولس or بولص), also
transliterated Boulus,
Boolos, Bulos,
Bulus etc., is the
Arabic form of the name Paul. It can be used as a male given...
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stops eventually—even
though infinite loops may
sometimes prove desirable.
Boolos,
Jeffrey & 1974, 1999
define an
algorithm to be an
explicit set of instructions...
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grammatically correct, and "'Denoting0 phrase' denotes0 itself" – wrong.
George Boolos,
inspired by his
student Michael Ernst, has
written that the
sentence might...
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rejected by
George Boolos.[citation needed] In
recent years[when?] second-order
logic has made
something of a recovery, buo**** by
Boolos' interpretation...
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logical contradiction, it does
prove certain impossibility results.
Boolos (1989)
built on a
formalized version of Berry's
paradox to
prove Gödel's...
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Other authors use the word "square" e.g.
Boolos Burgess Jeffrey 2002:35,
Minsky 1967:117,
Penrose 1989:37.
Boolos Burgess Jeffry 2002:25
illustrate the machine...
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Edward Zalta, 2004, "Frege,
Boolos, and
Logical Objects,"
Journal of
Philosophical Logic 33: 1–26.
George Boolos, 1998. Logic, Logic, and Logic. Goldrei...
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cannot conjure such an
entity into
existence by mere sti****tion."
George Boolos argued that much of what has been
heretofore obtained by set
theory can...
