What is a relevant connective?
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- A class of simpler logical matrices for the variable-sharing property
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- Metavaluations
- Models for entailment
- Models for normal intuitionistic modal logics
- Models for relevant modal logics
- Models for stronger normal intuitionistic modal logics
- Natural deduction and Curry's paradox
- Negation in relevant logics. (How I stopped worrying and learned to love the Routley star)
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- Saving truth from paradox
- Semantical investigations in Heyting's intuitionistic logic
- Semantics for quantified relevance logic
- Semantics for relevance logic with identity
- Semantics for relevant logics
- Simplified Kripke style semantics for modal logics K45, KB4 and KD45
- Simplified Kripke-style semantics for some normal modal logics
- Simplified semantics for basic relevant logics
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- Strong depth relevance
- Supervenience, dependence, disjunction
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- What is relevance logic?
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(10)- Hyperintensionality in relevant logics
- Non-Boolean classical relevant logics. II: Classicality through truth-constants
- Neighbourhood semantics for modal relevant logics
- Varieties of Relevant S5
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- On purely relevant logics
- Proofs with star and perp
- Entailment generalized
- Variable-sharing as relevance
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