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Reasoning and representing
Philosophical Studies 105 (2):129-160 (2001)
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I argue that logical understanding is not propositional knowledgebut is rather a species of practical knowledge. I further arguethat given the best explanation of logical understanding someversion or another of inferential role semantics must be the correct account of the determinants of logical contentAuthor's Profile
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