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  1. A Variant of Thomason's First-Order Logic CF Based on Situations.Xuegang Wang & Peter Mott - 1998 - Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 39 (1):74-93.
    In this paper, we define a first-order logic CFʹ with strong negation and bounded static quantifiers, which is a variant of Thomason's logic CF. For the logic CFʹ, the usual Kripke formal semantics is defined based on situations, and a sound and complete axiomatic system is established based on the axiomatic systems of constructive logics with strong negation and Thomason's completeness proof techniques. With the use of bounded quantifiers, CFʹ allows the domain of quantification to be empty and allows for (...)
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  • Non-Classical Negation in the Works of Helena Rasiowa and Their Impact on the Theory of Negation.Dimiter Vakarelov - 2006 - Studia Logica 84 (1):105-127.
    The paper is devoted to the contributions of Helena Rasiowa to the theory of non-classical negation. The main results of Rasiowa in this area concerns–constructive logic with strong (Nelson) negation.
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  • Order-sorted logic programming with predicate hierarchy.Ken Kaneiwa - 2004 - Artificial Intelligence 158 (2):155-188.
  • The co-ordination principles: A problem for bilateralism.Fernando Ferreira - 2008 - Mind 117 (468):1051-1057.
    In "'Yes" and "No'" (2000), Ian Rumfitt proposed bilateralism--a use-based account of the logical words, according to which the sense of a sentence is determined by the conditions under which it is asserted and denied. One of Rumfitt's key claims is that bilateralism can provide a justification of classical logic. This paper raises a techical problem for Rumfitt's proposal, one that seems to undermine the bilateralist programme.
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  • Nelson's paraconsistent logics.Seiki Akama - 1999 - Logic and Logical Philosophy 7:101.
    David Nelson’s constructive logics with strong negation may beviewed as alternative paraconsistent logic. These logics have been developedbefore da Costa’s works. We address some philosophical aspects of Nelson’slogics and give technical results concerning Kripke models and tableau calculi. We also suggest possible applications of paraconsistent constructivelogics.
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