The following pages link to PLURALISM IN LOGIC (Q3395330):
Displaying 19 items.
- Exhibiting interpretational and representational validity (Q484954) (← links)
- What logical pluralism cannot be (Q484956) (← links)
- Structures and logics: a case for (a) relativism (Q488378) (← links)
- On exhibiting representational validity (Q513932) (← links)
- The collapse of logical pluralism has been greatly exaggerated (Q1707192) (← links)
- A note on contraction-free logic for validity (Q1708464) (← links)
- Omnipresence, multipresence and ubiquity: kinds of generality in and around mathematics and logics (Q1942335) (← links)
- Beyond logical pluralism and logical monism (Q2183711) (← links)
- Counterlogicals as counterconventionals (Q2236599) (← links)
- Introduction: Logical pluralism and translation (Q2288253) (← links)
- A new interpretation of Carnap's logical pluralism (Q2288258) (← links)
- From natural to formal language: a case for logical pluralism (Q2288262) (← links)
- A Theory of Propositions (Q2987758) (← links)
- Problems for Logical Pluralism (Q4983336) (← links)
- Pluralistic perspectives on logic: an introduction (Q6067339) (← links)
- Metalinguistic negotiation and logical pluralism (Q6067340) (← links)
- Is there a neutral metalanguage? (Q6067342) (← links)
- Logical pluralism without the normativity (Q6067343) (← links)
- Why logical pluralism? (Q6088955) (← links)
