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Date: 2008-01-24 13:25:37
Algebraic logic
Analytic philosophers
Logicians
Guggenheim Fellows
Metalogic
Alfred Tarski
Solomon Feferman
Robert Lawson Vaught
Mathematical logic
Philosophy
Logic
Mathematics

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