Formal Systems and Recursive Functions [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 19 (1):161-162 (1965)
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This is a collection of papers read at an international logic colloquium held at Oxford in 1963. The first half contains articles on intuitionistic and modal logics, the propositional calculus, and languages with infinitely long expressions by such logicians as Kripke, Bull, Harrop, and Tait. The second part is primarily concerned with recursive functions and features a monograph by Crossley on constructive order types, as well as contributions by Goodstein, Schütte, and Wang, among others. Especially noteworthy is Kripke's paper which applies Cohen's methods to the semantics of intuitionistic logic.—P. J. M.

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