The goal of this paper is to introduce the reader to the distinction between intensional and extensional as a distinction between different approaches to meaning. We will argue that despite the common belief, intensional aspects of mathematical notions can be, and in fact have been successfully described in mathematics. One that is for us particularly interesting is the notion of deduction as depicted in general proof theory. Our considerations result in defending a) the importance of a rule-based semantical approach and b) the position according to which non-reductive and somewhat circular explanations play an essential role in describing intensionality in mathematics
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One of the main areas in knowledge representation and logic-based artificial intelligence concerns l...
This paper introduces a procedure that takes a simple version of extensional semantics and generates...
The paper examines the interrelationship between mathematics and logic, arguing that a central chara...
The paper consists of two pats. The first part contains a critical review of "Gödel theorems, possib...
The Univalent Foundations project constitutes what is arguably the most serious challenge to set-the...
There are different ways we use the expressions �extension� and �intension�. I specify in the ?rst p...
This thesis presents the results of a series of studies (on syllogisms, on the interpretation of mat...
Intensionality is a phenomenon that occurs in logic and computation. In the most general sense, a fu...
We demonstrate how real progress can be made in the debate surrounding the enhanced indispensability...
This paper seeks a philosophical explanation as to why certain mathematical settings seem more accom...
Classical intensional semantic frameworks, like Montague’s Intensional Logic (IL), identify intensio...
The foundation of Mathematics is both a logico-formal issue and an epistemological one. By the firs...
The literature on mathematical explanation contains numerous examples of explanatory, and not so exp...
The literature on the indispensability argument for mathematical realism often refers to the ‘indisp...
Jean-Pierre Descles: Is the «lntensional Logic» Truly Intensional? Starting from an analysis of a co...
One of the main areas in knowledge representation and logic-based artificial intelligence concerns l...
This paper introduces a procedure that takes a simple version of extensional semantics and generates...
The paper examines the interrelationship between mathematics and logic, arguing that a central chara...