Counterfactuals
by David Lewis
David Lewis's Counterfactuals is a key text in philosophy, analyzing the logic of hypothetical conditionals and their role in reasoning about possibilities. This used edition in good condition makes the influential ideas available to new readers exploring philosophical logic and semantics.
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Counterfactuals by David Lewis is a seminal work in philosophical logic, examining hypothetical scenarios and their implications.
The book delves into the semantics of conditional statements, providing a framework for understanding what might have been under different circumstances.
As a used book in good condition, it remains accessible for readers interested in analytic philosophy and counterfactual reasoning.
Lewis's analysis influences discussions in metaphysics, decision theory, and beyond.
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