...Camillo Fiore [email protected] Let us start with tonk. We want to compare it with the comma of multiple-conclusion systems, and systems of this kind are typically presented by means of sequent calculi. Thus we characterize tonk with the following sequent rules: TONK...

...Luca Tranchini Proof-theoretic semantics paradox sense denotation validity tonk References [1] Dowek G. Werner B. Proof normalization modulo Journal of Symbolic Logic 2003 68 1289 1316 [2] Dummett M. Frege. Philosophy of Language 1981 2 Duckworth [3...

... body in relation to the singing voice. Specifically, it takes into account the vocal techniques of Loretta Lynn in relation to the musical conventions of honky tonk singing, the physiological and bodily components of vocal production, and the role of microphone and recording technology. With a chest...

..., and provides inferentialist approaches to both the psychology and metaphysics of logic. Finally, the chapter briefly discusses the challenge to unrestricted inferentialism posed by tonk and related types of bad company. Building on the foundation provided by Part I (chapters 1-2) of the book, this chapter...

...Chapter 7 positions the commercial success of female country artists and the narratives of honky-tonk music against the marketing strategies of 1950s country music. As the country music industry strove for commercial acceptance in the popular music market, it promoted its male (including Hank...

... entitlement connection Brandom Robert Dummett Michael pejoratives Prior Arthur ‘tonk’ ‘aqua’ ‘flurg’ Peacocke Christopher Taniyama–Shimura conjecture Carnap Rudolf concept ‘neutrino’ Ramsey Frank Russell Bertrand deductive reasoning warrant transfer internalism externalism intuition...

... ‘tonk’ Dummett Michael conservative extension harmony reference failure Frege ‘furze’ and ‘gorse’ Kripke Saul natural kind terms sense Fregean synonymy tone ‘but’ conventional implicature Grice Paul Stalnaker Robert Strawson P F linguistic competence stereotype Brandom Robert...

... by taking on often humiliating and dangerous work in the brutal, uncompromising Wild West. women’s writings jazz Wild West mother–daughter declamation showpiece saloon music physical gestures motto honky-tonk Soprano and piano; Range: Duration: c.13′ T II; M III THE American...

...Figure 8.1. By the 1940s, the range of instrumentation in Leo Soileau’s Cajun swing orchestras afforded the fiddler the flexibility to perform French tunes, hillbilly, and popular compositions in ballrooms and honky-tonks. Courtesy of the Margie Breaux Collection, Center for Louisiana Studies...

... Strayhorn contributions: Sepia Panorama and Concerto for Cootie. Next, shelved originals, such as the modernist piano-concerto Tonk, are analyzed. Three days before the 1941 broadcasting ban, the band recorded Strayhorn’s groundbreaking arrangement...

..., and the honky-tonk angel in live performance, on radio, in film, and in the recording studio. This book accounts for the vibrant presence of female country artists through an interdisciplinary focus on performance and vocal expression in relation to the cultural currents of the 1930s and 1950s. Across a variety...

... in , and so β, for an arbitrary β. The collapse of surplus content into total content does not eventuate. The harmony of the rules for each notion, does not, then, ensure coherence. In particular, though Boolean negation be harmonious, this is not enough. Of course, tonk does a lot more than...

...This chapter profiles western swing/honky-tonk guitarist Buddy Jones, who, in the 1930s, recorded nearly seventy selections for the Decca Record Company. From Jones’s beginnings as one of the many emulators of Jimmie Rodgers, his music evolved into western swing—the up-tempo dance music...

... women after World War II. Because of the expressive power of her voice and her dynamic, fluid stage persona, Maddox helped carve out performance spaces for female artists such as Jean Shepard in 1950s honky-tonk and rockabilly artists like Wanda Jackson. barn dance radio buffoonery dance hall culture...

...Chapter 6 traces the musical and lyrical developments of honky-tonk in the late 1930s and 1940s with Al Dexter, Ernest Tubb, and Hank Williams and remained a predominant mode of country music after World War II, right when Kitty Wells, Goldie Hill, and Jean Shepard contributed to the musical...

... creatures must all have some logical concepts, there are no logical concepts that all rational creatures must have. Methodological issues connected with Prior's famous ‘tonk’ example are resolved by appeal to a strategy derived from Christopher Peacocke, and individual arguments are given to show, for each...

...Logical conventionalism leads to logical pluralism. The chapter discusses various arguments for pluralism, based on more and less demanding principles of translation. The crucial problem case of a tonk language is discussed in detail and related to various philosophical points and distinctions from...

...This book is entirely dedicated to one of the most influential music labels of the twentieth century. In addition to creating the largest bluegrass catalog throughout the 1950s and 1960s, Starday was also known for its legendary rockabilly catalog, an extensive Texas honky-tonk outpouring, classic...