On representation theorems for nonmonotonic consequence relations

Journal of Symbolic Logic 65 (3):1321-1337 (2000)
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One of the main tools in the study of nonmonotonic consequence relations is the representation of such relations in terms of preferential models. In this paper we give an unified and simpler framework to obtain such representation theorems

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