Saul Kripke on Modal Logic

Chapter 1: Introduction (Yale Weiss and Romina Birman).- Chapter 2: Saul Kripke: A portrait of the modal logician as a young man (Yale Weiss and Romina Birman).- Chapter 3: Beyond knowledge of the model (Sergei Artemov).- Chapter 4: The logic of logical necessity.- Chapter 5: Relational patterns, partiality, and set lifting in modal semantics (Johan van Benthem).- Chapter 6: Entailment, mingle and binary accessibility (Katalin Bimbó and J. Michael Dunn).- Chapter 7: Modal, Fuzzy, . . . , Vanilla fixpoint theories of truth: A uniform approach (Melvin Fitting).- Chapter 8: Logics for rigidity (James W. Garson).- Chapter 9: A letter from Kripke to Lewis (Saul A. Kripke).- Chapter 10: Individual concepts: Their logic, philosophy, and some of their uses (Saul A. Kripke).- Chapter 11: Nested sequents or tree-hypersequents - A survey (Björn Lellmann and Francesca Poggiolesi).- Chapter 12: A proof-theoretic approach to formal epistemology (Sara Negri and Edi Pavlovic).- Chapter 13: Mission impossible (Graham Priest).- Chapter 14: Substructural negations as normal modal operators (Heinrich Wansing).- Chapter 15: New(ish) foundations for theories of entailment (Yale Weiss).- Chapter 16: Accepting a logic, accepting a theory (Timothy Williamson).