Machine generated contents note: pt. I Impossibilities -- 1.From Possible to Impossible Worlds -- 2.Metaphysics -- 3.Ersatz Modal Realism -- pt. II Logical Applications -- 4.Modal Logics -- 5.Epistemic Logics -- 6.Relevant Logics -- 7.The Logic of Imagination -- pt. III Philosophical Applications -- 8.Hyperintensionality -- 9.Information and Content -- 10.Epistemic and Doxastic Contents -- 11.Fiction and Fictional Objects -- 12.Counterpossible Conditionals.
Summary:
Berto and Jago question how to understand the impossible without collapsing into total incoherence. By considering the metaphysics of impossible worlds - and applying this concept to issues in logic, semantics, and philosophy - they offer a framework for obtaining a metaphysical, logical, and conceptual grasp of situations that simply cannot be.
