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According to Wikipedia, Richard Milton Martin was an American logician and analytic philosopher. In his Ph.D. thesis written under Frederic Fitch, Martin discovered virtual sets a bit before Quine, and was possibly the first non-Pole other than Joseph Henry Woodger to employ a mereological system. Building on these and other devices, Martin forged a first-order theory capable of expressing its own syntax as well as some semantics and pragmatics , all while abstaining from set and model theory , and from intensional notions such as modality.

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Richard Milton Martin's Published Works

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From a Logical Point of View (1955) (2918)
The Reliability, Validity, and Design of the Defining Issues Test. (1977) (53)
Effects of Familiar and Complex Stimuli on Infant Attention. (1975) (52)
Events, reference, and logical form (1978) (28)
Toward a systematic pragmatics (1974) (28)
Logic, language, and metaphysics (1971) (15)
Truth and Denotation: A Study in Semantical Theory (1959) (13)
Peirce's logic of relations and other studies (1980) (11)
The notion of analytic truth (1960) (10)
Logical Semiotics & Mereology (1992) (9)
The Perils of Plenitude: Hintikka Contra Lovejoy (1980) (7)
Metaphysical Foundations, Mereology and Metalogic (1986) (7)
Pragmatics, truth and language (1979) (6)
Whitehead's categoreal scheme and other papers (1974) (5)
Intension and Decision: A Philosophical Study. (1965) (4)
Of servants, lovers, and benefactors: Peirce's algebra of relatives of 1870 (1978) (3)
On the Logic of Idealism and Peirce’s Neglected Argument (1979) (3)
CONCEPTIONS OF REPRESENTATION (1987) (3)
The Philosophic Import of Virtual Classes (1964) (2)
Logico-linguistic papers (1981) (2)
Mind, modality, meaning, and method (1983) (2)
On Peirce, Bradley, and the Doctrine of Continuous Relations (1977) (1)
Primordiality, science, and value (1980) (1)
Studies in the Philosophy of J. N. Findlay (1985) (1)
Chapter Three: On Carnap and the origins of systematic pragmatics (1992) (1)
On Knowing, Believing, Thinking (1962) (1)
Χ. The Logic of Idealism and the Neglected Argument (1980) (1)
Chapter Thirteen: On relational domains, the algebra of relations, and relational-term logic (1992) (0)
On Meaning, Protomathematics, and the Philosophy of Nature (1982) (0)
XIII. Set Theory and Royce's Modes of Action (1980) (0)
A Memo on Method: Hilary Putnam (1982) (0)
Chapter Seven: On Platonism, form, and number (1992) (0)
VI. The Relation of Representation (1980) (0)
CATEGORY-WORDS AND LINGUISTIC FRAMEWORKS (1963) (0)
Some thomistic properties of primordiality (1977) (0)
Chapter Twelve: On the semiotics of mathematical practice (1992) (0)
Chapter Four: On comparatives: P.T. Geach (1992) (0)
V. Some Icons of Second Intention (1980) (0)
VII. Frege's Pragmatic Concerns (1980) (0)
VIII. A Dialogue with Velian on Truth (1980) (0)
Chapter Eight: On relational couples and ordinal individuals: Peirce and Russell (1992) (0)
Chapter Six: On non-translational semantics and a quasi-Leśniewskian calculus of Names (1992) (0)
ON PREPOSITIONAL PROTOLINGUISTICS (1978) (0)
I. Individuality and Quantification (1980) (0)
Chapter Fifteen: On compound individuals and the languages of science (1992) (0)
On Purpose, Obligation, and Transcendental Semantics (1983) (0)
Chapter Twenty: On ordinal acts and era III mathematics (1992) (0)
Chapter Eleven: On the mainstream of science and Suppes's pluralism (1992) (0)
Chapter Nine: On ordinal nominalism: Goodman, Eberle, and Hempel (1992) (0)
On tense, aspect, modality and meaning (1977) (0)
IV. The Relational Formulae of 1883 (1980) (0)
Chapter Sixteen: On Weiss's early papers in logic (1992) (0)
IX. Bradley and Continuous Relations (1980) (0)
Chapter One: On the positive power of negation (1992) (0)
Chapter Nineteen: On the effectiveness of mathematics in the natural sciences: Wigner, Whitehead, and Carnap (1992) (0)
On the Proto-Theory of Musical Structure (1970) (0)
Chapter Five: On homogeneous logic, a quasi-Leśniewskian ontology, and type-theory (1992) (0)
Chapter Fourteen: On Husserlian parts and wholes (1992) (0)
The Logic of Religion (1966) (0)
A Philosophical Basis for Biomedical Ethics: The Principle of the Sanctity of Human Life (1992) (0)
XI. The Semiotics of Common Names (1980) (0)
On some criticisms of Carnap's early semantics: Nagel and ryle (1972) (0)
Chapter Ten: On sets and individuals: Hao Wang (1992) (0)
XII. Common Natures and Mathematical Scotism (1980) (0)
On the Language of Phenomenology (1979) (0)
Chapter Eighteen: On collective terms, mereological sumf, and quantifiers (1992) (0)
Chapter Seventeen: On Quine's “Facts of the Matter” (1992) (0)
III. De Morgan and the Logic of Relations (1980) (0)
Chapter Two: On logical semiotics and logistic grammar (1992) (0)
Appendix: a thumbnail sketch of ordinal mereology (1992) (0)
II. Of Lovers, Servants, and Benefactors (1980) (0)

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