. We point out a simple but hitherto ignored link between the theory of updates, the theory of counterfactuals, and classical modal logic: update is a classical existential modality, counterfactual is a classical universal modality, and the accessibility relations corresponding to these modalities are inverses. The Ramsey Rule (often thought esoteric) is simply an axiomatisation of this inverse relationship. We use this fact to translate between rules for updates and rules for counterfactuals. Thus, Katsuno/Mendelzon's postulates U1--U8 are translated into counterfactual rules C1--C8 (table 7), and many of the familiar counterfactual rules are translated into rules for updates (table 8). Our conclusions are summarised in table 5. From ...
This paper explores the relationship between dynamic and truth conditional semantics for epistemic m...
Based on a crowdsourced truth value judgment experiment, we provide empirical evidence challenging t...
The accessibility relation between possible worlds can be defined in the metalanguage of counterfact...
. We recall that the Ramsey Rule can be seen as axiomatising the relationship of inverse accessibili...
The paper provides an explanation of our knowledge of metaphysical modality, or modal knowledge, fro...
We introduce a two-sorted substructural logic called 'Update Logic' where the central objects of stu...
We introduce a two-sorted substructural logic called 'Update Logic' where the central objects of stu...
Linguistic expressions of counterfactually usually accomany tense and modal morphemes, which opens u...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This paper explores the relationship between dynamic and truth conditional semantics for epistemic m...
Based on a crowdsourced truth value judgment experiment, we provide empirical evidence challenging t...
The accessibility relation between possible worlds can be defined in the metalanguage of counterfact...
. We recall that the Ramsey Rule can be seen as axiomatising the relationship of inverse accessibili...
The paper provides an explanation of our knowledge of metaphysical modality, or modal knowledge, fro...
We introduce a two-sorted substructural logic called 'Update Logic' where the central objects of stu...
We introduce a two-sorted substructural logic called 'Update Logic' where the central objects of stu...
Linguistic expressions of counterfactually usually accomany tense and modal morphemes, which opens u...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This is the original 1981 version of the article. A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter...
This paper explores the relationship between dynamic and truth conditional semantics for epistemic m...
Based on a crowdsourced truth value judgment experiment, we provide empirical evidence challenging t...
The accessibility relation between possible worlds can be defined in the metalanguage of counterfact...