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According to Wikipedia , Richard Sylvan was a New Zealand–born philosopher, logician, and environmentalist. Biography Sylvan was born Francis Richard Routley in Levin, New Zealand, and his early work is cited with this surname. He studied at Victoria University College of the University of New Zealand , and then Princeton University, before taking positions successively at several Australian institutions, including the University of Sydney. From 1971 until his death in Bali, Indonesia, he was a fellow at the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University in Canberra.
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1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 Published Works The semantics of entailment—II (1972) The semantics of entailment — III (1972) Beyond the universal Turing machine (1999) Paraconsistent Logic: Essays on the Inconsistent (1990) Relevant Logics and Their Rivals, Volume II (2005) (89)Metaphysics and Morality: Essays in Honour of J.J.C. Smart (1987) (68)Human Chauvinism and Environmental Ethics (1980) (68)Simplified semantics for basic relevant logics (1992) Relevance and reasoning (1995) The fight for the forests : the takeover of Australian forests for pines, wood chips, and intensive forestry (1975) (47)A critique of deep ecology (1985) (41)The greening of ethics (1994) (35)Directions in relevant logic (1989) On systems containing Aristotle's thesis (1968) Variations on da Costa C Systems and dual-intuitionistic logics I. Analyses of Cω and CCω (1990) Ubiquitous Vagueness without Embarrassment (1993) On Interpreting Thruth Tables and Relevant Truth Table Logic (1992) On general annotated logics, with an introduction to full accounting logics (1996) (22)Taoism and Deep Ecology. (1988) (18)Exploring Meinong's jungle and beyond : an investigation of noneism and the theory of items (1980) (15)Some things do not exist (1966) Prospects for regional philosophies in Australasia (1985) Paraconsistent classical logic (1993) (9)What is That Item Designated Negation (1999) Choice and descriptions in enriched intensional languages — I (1974) The Importance of Nonexistent Objects and of Intensionality in Mathematics (2003) Repairing proofs of Arrow's general impossibility theorem and enlarging the scope of the theorem (1979) Cause as an implication (1988) Transcendental metaphysics : from radical to deep plurallism [sic] (1997) (7)Sociative logics and their applications (2000) (6)A GENEROUS JAINIST INTERPRETATION OF CORE RELEVANT LOGICS (2005) (6)Radical Pluralism — An Alternative to Realism, Anti-Realism and Relativism (1988) Mucking with Nature (1998) Introducing Polylogue Theory in Recent Developments in Dialogue Logics. (1985) (5)Universal semantics? (1975) Sociative Logics and Their Applications Essays (2000) (4)Non-existence does not exist (1970) Process and Action: Relevant Theory and Logics (1992) Conventionalist and contingency-oriented modal logics (1971) RE-EXPLORING ITEM-THEORY. OBJECT-THEORY LIBERALIZED, PLURALIZED AND SIMPLIFIED BUT COMPREHENSIVIZED (1995) The inadequacy of Kripke's semantical analysis of D2 and D3 (1969) Grim tales retold: how to maintain ordinary discourse about—and despite–logically embarrassing notions and totalities (1992) (2)Existence and identity in quantified modal logics (1969) Contradiction, assertion and ‘Frege's point’ (1989) Intuitionist logic — Subsystem of, extension of, or rival to, classical logic? (1988) Exploring Meinong's jungle and beyond (1980) Establishing the Correspondence Theory of Truth and Rendering It Coherent (1987) Research Series in Unfashionable Philosophy, Universal Purpose, Terrestrial Greenhouse and Biological Evolution (1990) (2)RELEVANT CONDITIONALS, and relevant application thereof (1997) Toward an Improved Cosmo-Logical Synthesis (1985) Multiplying connectives and multiply intensional logics (2003) (1)Discussion papers in environmental philosophy, Three Essayes upon Deeper Environmental Ethics (1986) (1)Introduction: Routes in Relevant Logic (1989) Re-Exploring Item-Theory (1995) Deep Ecology and Green Politics (1987) (1)Introducting Polylogue Theory (1985) Philosophy and Science in the Middle Ages.The Sophismata of Richard Kilvington.Paraconsistent Logic: Essays on the Inconsistent.Peter Geach: Philosophical Encounters.Miscellaneous Writings.Freedom.Freedom, Rights and Pornography.The Philosophy of Horror or Paradoxes of the Heart.Understanding War.Th (1991) Answering another alleged dilemma destroying dialetheism (1988) (0)A deep ecological approach to wetlands (1986) Do Moral Matters Matter- Environmentally? (1987) Research Series in Unfashionable Philosophy, Idealism and Coherence: One Rehabilitation Attempt (1989) (0)Metaphysics: De-Stroyed or In-De(Con)structible (1997) Discussion papers in environmental philosophy, Against the Mainstream: Critical Environmental Essayes (1994) (0)Welding Semantics For Weak Strict Modal Logics into the General Framework of Modal Logic Semantics (1977) Bystanders' guide to sociative logics : a short interim edition / by Richard Sylvan (1989) (0)On Making a Coherence Theory of Truth True (1990) Whats Limits to Thought, Inquiry and Philosophy? (1996) (0)Research Series in Unfashionable Philosophy, Windows on Science (1984) (0)War and peace, I (1984) Rotating means for storing a plurality of containers (1978) (0)The algebraic analysis of relevant affixing systems (2003) (0)Algebraic semantics for S20 and necessitated extensions (1976) Issues in Regional Philosophy. Austrian Philosophy? And its Austral Image? 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