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1979
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Charles F. Kielkopf:
The specific reading of A-propositions in a defense of William of Sherwood. Notre Dame J. Formal Log. 20(4): 735-740 (1979)
1978
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Charles F. Kielkopf:
The intensionality of the predicate '_ is recursive'. Notre Dame J. Formal Log. 19(1): 165-173 (1978)
1974
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Charles F. Kielkopf:
K1 as a Dawson modeling of A. R. Anderson's sense of "ought". Notre Dame J. Formal Log. 15(3): 402-410 (1974)
1972
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Charles F. Kielkopf:
Premisses are not axioms. Notre Dame J. Formal Log. 13(1): 129-130 (1972)
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Charles F. Kielkopf:
Kripke's axiomatization of S2. Notre Dame J. Formal Log. 13(3): 379-380 (1972)

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