Contrary-to-fact conditional See COUNTERFACTU -. AL. contravalid, designating a proposition P in...

Contributive value See VALUE.

Contributory value See VALUE.

Control an apparently causal phenomenon closely akin to power and important...

Convention See LEWIS, DAVID.

Convention T a criterion of material adequacy (of proposed truth definitions) discovered,...

Conventional implicature See IMPLICATURE.

Conventional sign See THEORY OF SIGNS.

Conventionalism the philosophical doctrine that logical truth and mathematical truth are...

Conventionalism, ethical See RELATIVISM.

Conventionalism, geometric See POINCARÉ.

Convergence See PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE.

Conversational implicature See IMPLICATURE. converse. (1) Narrowly, the result of the immediate...

Converse outer and inner, respectively, the result of 'converting' the two...

Converse domain See RELATION.

Converse relation See RELATION.

Conversion See CONVERSE.

Conway Anne (c.1630–79), English philosopher whose Principia philosophiae antiquissimae et recentissimae...

Cook Wilson, John See WILSON.

Coordination problem See SOCIAL CHOICE THEORY.

Coordinative definition See DEFINITION.

Copernican revolution See KANT.

Copula in logic, a form of the verb 'to be' that...

Copulatio See PROPRIETATES TERMINORUM.

Cordemoy Géraud de (1626–84), French philosopher and member of the Cartesian...

Corner quotes See CORNERS.

Corners also called corner quotes, quasi-quotes, a notational device (] ^)...

Corrective justice See JUSTICE.

Correlativity See POLARITY, RIGHTS.

Correspondence theory of truth See TRUTH. corresponding conditional (of a given argument), any conditional...