A correction to “Nonmonotonic inconsistency” [Artificial Intelligence 149 (2003) 161–178]

Artificial Intelligence 160 (1-2):191-192 (2004)
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This note corrects an error in the statement and proof of Propositions 9 and 10 of [C. Cross, Nonmonotonic inconsistency, Artificial Intelligence 149 (2) (2003) 161–178]. Both results turn out to depend on the postulate of Consistency Preservation.

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