Logos & Episteme Logos & Episteme
Hamid ALAEINEJAD, Morteza HAJHOSSEINI ABSTRACT: According to Beall and Restall’s logical pluralism, classical logic, relevant logic, and intuitionistic logic are all correct. On this version of logical pluralism, logic is considered to be normative, in the sense that someone who accepts the truth of the premises of a valid argument, is bound to accept the conclusion. So-called collapse arguments are …
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