Categorial Frameworks

This work explores the intricate relationship between classificatory schemes, standards of intelligibility, and metaphysical convictions from a logico-philosophical perspective. It delves into the concept of categorial frameworks, drawing on distinctions by philosophers such as Aristotle, Kant, and Frege. The book aims to clarify the internal and external views of categorial systems, addressing common misconceptions. It also examines the logical and categorial structures of common sense and scientific thinking, and discusses the implications of categorial change and stability. An appendix provides a systematic description of the logical systems referenced throughout the text.

Published 1974.

Binding of book is intact. Slight foxing on front and back covers. Front cover has tear(s), crease(s), and scratch(es). Back cover has tear(s), stain(s), crease(s), and sticker/tape shadow(s). Some tanning and slight foxing on top edge. Slight tanning and foxing on fore and bottom edges. Pages are clean of foxing and annotations, with slight tanning around margins.

Condition: Good