Frontmatter -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part One -- 1. Introductory Remarks -- 2. Symbols, Language J , Metalanguage of J -- 3. Simple Numerical Operators -- 4. Compound Numerical Operators -- 5. Compound Numerical Operators (continuation) -- 6. Operators of the Type C -- 7. Numerical Operators of the Second Category -- 8. Operators [δn] -- 9. Operators [βn] and [α] -- 10. Operators [e] and [η]. Conditional Questions of two Types -- 11. Questions about Forbearance -- 12. Remarks on Some New Types of Questions -- 13. Supplementary Remarks on New Formalized Languages Useful in Logical Theory of Questions -- 14. Some Remarks on Questions of the Type "Why?" -- 15. Some Remarks on Classifications of Questions -- 16. Some Problems of Effectiveness. Evocation of Questions -- 17. Direct Answers and Some Types of Definitions. Occasional Question "What is it?" -- Part Two -- 1. Introductory Remarks -- 2. Notions of Satisfaction, Model, and Truth in a Model -- 3. Notions of Logical Consequence and Regular Consequence. Independent Formulas -- 4. System S of the Logic of Questions -- 5. Theses of the System S. Laws of Elimination of Questions -- 6. Theses of the System S. Laws of Equivalence, Permutation, Reduction and Cancelling of Negation -- 7. Theses of the System S. Laws of Index Alteration, Laws of Commutativity, Further Laws of Elimination of Questions -- 8. Extension S* of the System S. Bases of Questions in Questions. Definability of Interrogative Operators by Interrogative Operators -- 9. The Problem of Dilutions of the Regular Consequence -- 10. Kinds of Answers to Questions -- 11. Remarks on Some Notions of Direct Answer -- 12. Logics of Answers OR and OR* -- 13. General Remarks on the Logic of Answers OR -- 14. System E of the Logic of Questions -- 15. Problem of Negation of Questions. Negationless Questions -- 16. The Problem of Extensionality of Some Constants in the Alphabet of the Systems S, E, and OR -- 17. Complete Systems and Answers to Questions. Classes of Questions and Algebraic Systems -- Part Three -- 1. Preliminary Remarks. Pragmatic Presuppositions of Questions -- 2. Syntactic Presuppositions of Questions. Some Necessary Conditions -- 3. Syntactic Presuppositions of Questions Containing the Symbols of the Form k<, k <, k, and (k) -- 4. Syntactic Presuppositions of Questions Containing the Symbols of the Form (k<L) and (k <) -- 5. Syntactic Presuppositions of Questions Containing the Constant C -- 6. Syntactic Presuppositions of Questions Containing Connective Variables. Syntactic Presuppositions in the Broader Sense -- 7. Systems of the Type Z of the Logic of Questions. Preliminary Remarks. Systems T1 and T2 -- 8. The Systems T3 and T4 -- 9. Connections between the Systems of the Type Z. Notions of Formal Equivalence and Formal Overlapping of Systems -- 10. Further Theorems on Connections between Systems of the Type Z and on Various Notions of Equivalence and Equipollence of Questions -- 11. Syntactic Presuppositions of the Second Class -- 12. Logical Value of Questions. Well and Wrongly put Questions -- Part Four -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Metalinguistic Logics of Questions. Quotation Mark Counterparts. Questions in Stahl's Sense -- 3. Questions in Harrah's Sense -- 4. Terminology of Belnap. Belnap's Logical Square -- 5. Terminology of Belnap (continuation). Extension of the Logic of Answers BOB -- 6. Aqvist's Theory of Questions -- Bibliography -- Index of Subjects -- Index of Authors -- Index of Symbols

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