Preface
I Background
1 Introduction
2 Sets and Relations
- Sets
- Relations
- Properties of Relations
3 Mathematical Induction
II Propositional Language
4 Syntax
5 Semantics
6 Axiomatic Derivations
- The Deduction Theorem
- Maximal Consistency
7 Completeness
III Modal Propositional Logic
8 Syntax
9 Semantics
- Frames
- Frame Definability
- Bisimulations
10 Axiomatic Derivations
- The Minimal Modal Logic K
- Normal Modal Systems
11 Metatheory
- Canonical Models
- Completeness
IV Selected Applications
12 Epistemic Logic
- Knowledge
- Belief
13 Provability Logic
- Arithmetic
- Provability
14 Deontic Logic
- Obligation
- Classic Problems
- Conditional Obligation
15 Conditionals
- The Problem of Conditionals
- The Strict Conditional
- Conditional Logic
V Quantified Modal Logic
16 Syntax
- The Simplest Quantificational Modal Logic
- Free Quantified Modal Logic
- Varieties of Free Quantified Modal Logic
- Existence in Free Quantificational Logic
17 Semantics
- Constant Domain Models
- Variable Domain Models
18 The Being Constraint
- Positive Semantics for Quantified Modal Logic
- Negative Semantics for Quantified Modal Logic
- Neutral Semantics for Quantified Modal Logic
- A Problem for the Being Constraint
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