Michail Ivanovič Karinskij
Russian philosopher
About Michail Ivanovič Karinskij
Lived 1840 – 1917 (aged 76). Michail Ivanovič Karinskij was a Russian philosopher, university teacher and mathematician.
Michael Ivanovich Karinski (; 1840–1917) was a Russian philosopher. His Classification of Inferences has been called "the most important single work in logical theory that nineteenth-century Russia produced."
Works Classification of Inferences, 1880
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Who was Michail Ivanovič Karinskij?
Russian philosopher (1840–1917)
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Michail Ivanovič Karinskij was born on 16 November 1840 in Moscow.
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Michail Ivanovič Karinskij died on 20 July 1917 in Bolshaya Subbotikha.
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Michail Ivanovič Karinskij was a philosopher, university teacher and mathematician.
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Michail Ivanovič Karinskij was Russian.
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