Colors from a Logical Point of View

In Wolfschmidt Gudrun (ed.), Colors in Culture. Tredition. pp. 24-39 (2011)
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This paper illustrates what a philosophical and a logical investigation of colors amounts to in contrast to other kinds of color analysis such as physical, physiological, chemical, psychological or cultural analysis of colors. Neither a philosophical nor a logical analysis of colors is concerned with specific aspects of colors. Rather, these kinds of color analysis are concerned with what one might call “logical foundations of color theory”. I will illustrate this first by considering philosophical and then logical analysis of colors.

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Timm Lampert
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