Current Trends in Substructural Logics

Journal of Philosophical Logic 44 (6):609-624 (2015)
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This paper briefly overviews some of the results and research directions. In the area of substructural logics from the last couple of decades. Substructural logics are understood here to include relevance logics, linear logic, variants of Lambek calculi and some other logics that are motivated by the idea of omitting some structural rules or making other structural changes in LK, the original sequent calculus for classical logic.

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Katalin Bimbo
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