Contents

pp v-vi

List of Figures

pp vii-vii

List of Tables

pp viii-viii

List of Contributors

pp ix-ix

Acknowledgments

pp x-x

The Semantic Conception of Logic: Problems and Prospects

pp 1-10

Part I - Invariance Criteria for Logicality

pp 11-12

1 - Invariance and Logicality in Perspective

pp 13-34

2 - The Problem of Logical Constants and the Semantic Tradition: From Invariantist Views to a Pragmatic Account

pp 35-54

3 - The Ways of Logicality: Invariance and Categoricity

pp 55-79

4 - Invariance without Extensionality

pp 80-96

5 - There Might Be a Paradox of Logical Validit after All

pp 97-114

Part II - Critiques and Applications of the Semantic Approach

pp 115-116

6 - Semantic Perspectives in Logic

pp 117-141

7 - Overgeneration in the Higher Infinite

pp 142-159

8 - Propositional Logics of Truth by Logical Form

pp 160-185

9 - Reinterpreting Logic

pp 186-206

Part III - Logic and Natural Language

pp 207-208

10 - Models, Model Theory, and Modeling

pp 209-226

11 - On Being Trivial: Grammar vs. Logic

pp 227-248

12 - Grammaticality and Meaning Shift

pp 249-276

Bibliography

pp 277-291

Index

pp 292-294