Discursive logic towards a logic of rational discourse
Studia Logica 54 (2):231 - 249 (1995)
| Abstract | Both logic and philosophy of science investigate formal aspects of scientific discourse, i.e. properties of (non-monotonic) consequence operations for discursive logic. In the present paper we handle two of them: paraconsistency and enthymematycity. | |||||||||
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