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Modern Earth Science by Robert J. Sager, William L. Ramsey, et all 2000-12 People From Madisonville, Kentucky: Ruby Laffoon, Dottie Rambo, Travis Ford, Malcolm Richard Wilkey, Frank Ramsey, Byron Parker, Charmaine Hunt Biography - Ramsey, Frank Plumpton (1903-1930): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2003-01-01 People From Henderson County, Kentucky: Happy Chandler, Archibald Dixon, Frank Ramsey, Ann Rutledge, Stovepipe Johnson, John J. Becker RAMSEY, FRANK PLUMPTON(19031930): An entry from Gale's <i>Encyclopedia of Philosophy</i> by Max Black, 2006 Frank Ramsey (Basketball) Kentucky Colonels Coaches: Babe Mccarthy, Hubie Brown, Frank Ramsey, Alex Groza, Stan Albeck, Gene Rhodes, John Givens Basketball Players From Kentucky: Hugh Durham, John Pelphrey, Travis Ford, Dave Cowens, Chris Lofton, Frank Ramsey, Rex Chapman Kentucky Wildcats Baseball Players: Joe Blanton, Jim Leyritz, Brandon Webb, Frank Ramsey, C. M. Newton, Louie Dampier, Scott Downs Foundations of Mathematics & Other Logic by Frank Plumpt Ramsey, 1960-01-01 The Foundations Of Mathematics and other logical essays by Frank P. Ramsey, 1965-01-01 Logique, Philosophie et Probabilites by Frank Ramsey, 2003 People From Cambridge: John Maynard Keynes, Douglas Adams, Olivia Newton-John, Jeremy Taylor, Frank P. Ramsey, David Gilmour, Syd Barrett Frank P. Ramsey: United Kingdom, Mathematician, Mathematics, Philosophy, Economics, Michael Ramsey, Winchester College, Ramsey theory, Frederick Rowbottom

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21. Frank L. Dougher's Curriculum Vitae
    R. Douglas ramsey, frank L. Dougher, John Lowry, 2000.  
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22. Local Ancestors - Ramsey, Frank (Plumpton) (1903-1930)
    Famous People from the Cambridgeshire. ramsey, frank (Plumpton) (19031930).Philosopher and mathematician, born in Cambridge. He  
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    Extractions: Famous People from the Cambridgeshire Ramsey, Frank (Plumpton) (1903-1930) Philosopher and mathematician, born in Cambridge . He read mathematics at Cambridge, and went on to be elected fellow of King's College when he was only 21. In his tragically short life (he died after an operation) he made outstanding contributions to philosophy, logic, mathematics, and economics, to an extent which was only properly recognized years after his death. The best of his work is collected in Philosophical Papers (edited by D H Mellor, 1990). About Famous People Cambridgeshire Isle of Ely Cambridge University ... Cambridgeshire FHS

23. Ramsey
    Lamb, David (1998) ramsey, frank Plumpton, in One Hundred TwentiethCentury Philosophers,ed. S.Brown, D. Collinson, and R. Wilkinson, Routledge, London.  
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    Extractions: Frank Ramsey was a giant, not only due to his 110 kg distributed in 1.90 meters, but because whatever field of knowledge he studied he was able to make a contribution. Not just a simple contribution, but a seminal and pathbreaking one ! He was a mathematician by training, having graduated in Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1923 [with a first class degree in Part II of the Mathematics Tripos], when he was 20 years old. His family background reminds us of Keynes's. As Keynes , he was born in Cambridge [22 February, 1903], he was also a son of a member of University of Cambridge , and professionally followed the footsteps of his father. His father, A.S.Ramsey, an eminent mathematician, was President of Magdalene College. Moreover, Ramsey is a Cambridge man in a sense that can be traced back to Isaac Newton : his precoce independence of thought was fostered by the freedom of academic environment, and the tradition that undergraduate students were stimulated to try their own theories. This system is designed to form Generals, not soldiers. Unlike the Napoleonic system implemented nowadays in all graduate schools of economics, this is a system that widens the differences among people, stressing independence of spirit, working against uniformization of thought. Obviously, this is a very unfair system, set to distinguish and reward only outstanding students. He was a militant atheist, as his wife, Lettice Ramsey [nee Baker], described him. His younger brother, Michael, however, end up as

24. Genealogy Data
    Birth 17 MAR 1904 Death JAN 1992 Gender Female Parents Father Binkley, SamuelMother Humberger, Elva May Family Spouse ramsey, frank Gender Male  
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25. Philosophical Dictionary: Ramsey-Reification
    ramsey, frank Plumpton (19031930) British mathematician and philosopherwho contributed to the second edition of Russell and Whitehead  
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    Extractions: Ramsey, Frank Plumpton British mathematician and philosopher who contributed to the second edition of Russell and Whitehead 's Principia Mathematica . Ramsey's "Truth and Probability" (1926) and Foundations of Mathematics (1931) clarified the nature of semantic paradox, developed modern applications of the probability calculus , and introduced the redundancy theory of truth . He was an early admirer of Wittgenstein ,whose Tractatus Ramsey translated into English and whose return to England in 1929 he helped to arrange. Recommended Reading: Frank Plumpton Ramsey, Philosophical Papers at Amazon.com The Philosophy of F. P. Ramsey at Amazon.com Also see OCP BIO noesis , and MMT Ramus, Petrus French logician. In his Dialecticae Partitiones The Structure of Dialectic ) (1543), Ramus attacked the influence of Aristotelean thinking on education and philosophy, proposing an alternative method of reasoning that emphasized the invention of rhetorical dichotomies. This work was a significant influence on that of Bacon and Hobbes Recommended Reading: Arguments in Rhetoric Against Quintilian: Translation and Text of Peter Ramus's Rhetoricae Distinctiones in Quintilianum at Amazon.com

26. Frank Ramsey - Boston Celtics Autographs - Frank Ramsey - Boston Celtics Autogra
    frank ramsey Boston Celtics autographs - frank ramsey - Boston Celticsautographed cards, autographs, memorabilia. ramsey, frank, $20.  
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27. Game-by-Game Stats For Frank Ramsey
    Gameby-Game Statistics for frank ramsey. Career High Field Goals 13- Xavier - 1/7/1952 Tennessee - 1/23/1954 Louisiana State  
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    Extractions: 1953-54 Senior Season Date Opponent FG FT FTA PF Pts Temple Xavier Wake Forest St. Louis ... Louisiana State Totals 1951-52 Junior Season Date Opponent FG FT FTA PF Pts Xavier Minnesota St. Johns DePaul ... St. Johns Totals 1950-51 Sophomore Season Date Opponent FG FT FTA PF Pts West Texas State Purdue Xavier Florida ... Kansas State Totals

28. Frank Ramsey Statistics
    frank ramsey College Kentucky Height 6'3 23, Career Averages. REBOUNDS, YR,G, MPG, FGM, FGA, Pct, FTM, FTA, Pct, 3PM, 3PA, Pct, Off, Def, Tot, Ast, Stl,Blk, TO, PF, Pts.  
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29. Frank Ramsey Biography
    frank ramsey Enshrined Born Height Weight As a player on May 3, 1982July 13, 1931 in Corydon, KY 6foot-3 200 pounds. High School  
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30. Frank Ramsey Centenary Conference - ëÏÎÆÅÒÅÎÃÉÑ × ÞÅÓÔØ ÓÔÏ�
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    Extractions: ëÏÎÆÅÒÅÎÉÑ × ÞÅÓÔØ ÓÔÏÌÅÔÉÑ ÓÏ ÄÎÑ ÒÏÖÄÅÎÉÑ æÒ. òÁÍÓÅÑ 30 June - 2 July 2003 Newnham College, Cambridge This conference is being organised by Professor D. H. Mellor and Dr Hallvard Lillehammer under the auspices of CRASSH and the Faculty of Philosophy, with additional support from the Analysis Trust, the Aristotelian Society, the British Society for the Philosophy of Science and the Mind Association.

31. The Frank Ramsey Collection
    Libraries Collections · Hours The frank ramsey Collection. frank Plumptonramsey's career was ended abruptly by his untimely death in 1930.  
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    Extractions: Quick Links PITTCat Databases Renew Books Borrowing Requests How do I... Hours Frank Plumpton Ramsey's career was ended abruptly by his untimely death in 1930. He was only 26 at the time but had already earned the respect and indebtedness of such powerful thinkers as Bertrand Russell, Ludwig Wittgenstein, and John Maynard Keynes. In the preface to his Philosophical Investigations , for instance, Wittgenstein says that he was forced to recognize "grave mistakes" in his own thought by the criticism his ideas encountered from Frank Ramsey, with whom he discussed them in innumerable conversations during the last two years of Ramsey's life. Though much smaller than the Carnap and Reichenbach Collections, the Ramsey Papers clearly evidence their author's original and lasting contributions to symbolic logic, epistemology, philosophy of science, foundations of mathematics, probability theory, and economics. Ramsey's papers are handwritten, and much is unpublished. Of special interest is an incomplete book on logical theory. The manuscript was occasionally worked on during the last few years of Ramsey's life and shows evidence of considerable revision. Several chapters exist in various draft stages and bear titles like "The Coherence Theory of Truth," "Judgement," and "Knowledge and Opinion." There is also a draft of a paper on the foundations of mathematics that Ramsey delivered to the London Mathematical Society in 1925 and published originally in its

32. Centre For Research In The Arts, Social Sciences And Humanities, Cambridge
    frank ramsey Centenary Conference. 30 June 2 July 2003. The conference is beingheld to celebrate the work of frank ramsey in the centenary year of his birth.  
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    Extractions: 30 June - 2 July 2003 Newnham College, Cambridge Conference organised by CRASSH and the Faculty of Philosophy This conference is being organised by Professor D. H. Mellor and Dr Hallvard Lillehammer under the auspices of CRASSH and the Faculty of Philosophy, with additional support from the Analysis Trust, Blackwell Publishing, the Aristotelian Society, the British Society for the Philosophy of Science and the Mind Association. The conference is being held to celebrate the work of Frank Ramsey in the centenary year of his birth. Ramsey died in 1930, just before his 27th birthday; yet in his short life he became one of the greatest Cambridge philosophers, while also making the most profound and original contributions to logic, mathematics and economics. His work in all these areas remains extraordinarily, and increasingly, influential, as the range of topics and speakers at the conference attests. While mainly for philosophers, the conference will also address other work of Ramsey's that is still of philosophical interest. The papers are by leading philosophers, economists, logicians and others influenced by Ramsey's work and life. Their topics range from Ramsey theory and the foundations of mathematics, the metaphysics of properties, facts, truth, laws, causation and probability, through the use of Ramsey sentences in defining mental states, to links between his theory of saving and inter-generational equity. The papers as a whole will constitute a state-of-the-art demonstration of Ramsey's continued relevance to a wide range of disciplines.

33. Frank Ramsey Centenary Conference - Šîíôåðåíöèß â ÷åñòü ñòî�
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    Extractions: Šîíôåðåíöèß â ÷åñòü ñòîëåòèß ñî äíß ðîæäåíèß ”ð. àìñåß 30 June - 2 July 2003 Newnham College, Cambridge This conference is being organised by Professor D. H. Mellor and Dr Hallvard Lillehammer under the auspices of CRASSH and the Faculty of Philosophy, with additional support from the Analysis Trust, the Aristotelian Society, the British Society for the Philosophy of Science and the Mind Association.

34. Frank Ramsey (1927 - )
    frank ramsey. b 1927,, Jesse ramsey, b 27 Dec 1848, Mansfield ramsey, d 19 Feb1922, , , , Liney McGaha, , b 09 Apr 1852, frank ramsey, d 15 Oct 1920, ThomasOakley, .  
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    Extractions: b 1927, Jesse Ramsey b 27 Dec 1848 Mansfield Ramsey d 19 Feb 1922 Liney McGaha b 09 Apr 1852 Frank Ramsey d 15 Oct 1920 Thomas Oakley Bessie Hatfield Leonard Henderson Oakley Parthenia Van_Hook ... Henry Coleman Oakley b 1804 b Dec1850 Elizabeth Pethindy Grindstead Nancy Florence Oakley d 1920 b 12 Aug 1810 Samuel Conner b 11 May 1889 Andrew J. 'Andy' Conner Nancy Swearingen Nancy Elmina Conner b Nov1832 Thomas J. Ogle b 03 Nov 1851 Sophia Elvira Ogle Sophia Bosley d 02 Jun 1894 b 1833 Gary Ramsey Nancy Ramsey Source: 'Smoky Mountain Clans, Volume 2', 1983, Donald B. Reagan, p 235. Index Previous Next David L. Beckwith

35. Frank Ramsey (1903 – 1930
    Translate this page frank ramsey (1903 – 1930?). Der englische Philosoph und Logiker frank Plumptonramsey, trug zur Vereinfachung des logischen Systems von Russells bei.  
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    Extractions: Frank Ramsey (1903 – 1930?) Der englische Philosoph und Logiker Frank Plumpton Ramsey, trug zur Vereinfachung des logischen Systems von Russells bei. Er wird dem logischen Positivismus zugezählt. Ramsey übte einen starken Einfluß auf die philosophische Diskussion der Grundlage der Mathematik aus. Ramsey arbeitete zudem über den Wahrheitsbegriff, zum Induktionsproblem und zum Identitätsbegriff. Auf Ramsey geht die Redundanztheorie der Wahrheit zurück.

36. Biography-center - Letter R
    ramsey, frank wwwhistory.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/ramsey.html;ramsey, Norman F. www.nobel.se/physics/laureates/1989/ramsey-autobio.html;  
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37. Ramsey_Note
    gallery index. frank P. ramsey. British philosopher who died youngbut left many important ideas the improvement of Russell's theory  
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    Extractions: Frank P. Ramsey British philosopher who died young but left many important ideas: the improvement of Russell's theory of types, the distinction between logical and semantic paradoxes, the subjective analysis of probability, the Ramsey-sentence for eliminating overt reference to theoretical entities, and the theory of truth. A logical paradox is such that a contradiction can be proved within a (axiomatic) system using logical concepts, inferences and definitions allowed within the system. Thus, Russell's paradox which uses the concept of set and its membership (which Ramsey regarded as a logical concept), the definition of "Russell set" (the set of every set such that it is not a member of itself; see Russell's picture ), and standard logic, is reconstructed as a logical paradox, according to Ramsey. A semantic paradox (Ramsey called "epistemological") involves extra terms in addition to the preceding. Thus the famous liar paradox which can be derived from the statement This statement is not true makes an essential use of the (semantic) predicate "true", so that it is not logical but semantic.

38. Graph Theory White Pages Geoffrey Exoo
    (with Harary, frank) Nat. Acad. Sci. Lett. 10 (1987) 6769 05C75 (05C0505C50); ramsey numbers of hypergraphs. J. Combin. Math. Combin. Comput.  
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39. Ramsey
    In 1928 frank Plumpton ramsey, an English mathematician, philosopher and economist,proved that certain patterns are implicit in any large structure, whether  
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    Extractions: Ramsey Theory The Party Puzzle presented Ramsey theory intuitively. Quite briefly, Ramsey theory states that any large enough structure will necessarily contain an orderly substructure. In 1928 Frank Plumpton Ramsey , an English mathematician, philosopher and economist, proved that certain patterns are implicit in any large structure, whether it is a group of stars, an array of pebbles or a series of numbers generated by throw of die. Every large set of numbers, points or objects necessarily contains a highly regular pattern. Given enough stars, for instance, one can always find a group that very nearly forms a particular pattern: a straight line, a rectangle, a big dipper or more fantastic structures such as a dragon.

40. INFORMS - Decision Analysis Society Prizes
    The medal is named in honor of frank Plumpton ramsey, a Cambridge University mathematicianwho was one of the pioneers of decision theory in the 20th century.  
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    Extractions: (DAS) promotes the development and use of logical methods for decision making such as: risk analysis, decision-making under uncertainty or multiple objectives, expert decision support systems, group decision making, and economic analysis of strategic decisions. Frank P. Ramsey Medal learn more about Frank P. Ramsey The Frank P. Ramsey Medal is the highest award of the DAS. It was created to recognize distinguished contributions to the field of decision analysis. The medal is named in honor of Frank Plumpton Ramsey, a Cambridge University mathematician who was one of the pioneers of decision theory in the 20th century. His 1926 essay "Truth and Probability" (published posthumously in 1931) anticipated many of the developments in mathematical decision theory later made by John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern, Leonard J. Savage, and others. The Ramsey Medalists are recognized for having made substantial further contributions to that theory and its application to important classes of real decision problems. The Medal is accompanied by a $1,000 honorarium.

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