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Logical consequence / Reasoning / Rules of inference / Arguments / Modus ponens / Paul Boghossian / Validity / Deductive reasoning / Inference / Logic / Deduction / Philosophy
Date: 2013-11-01 19:08:08
Logical consequence
Reasoning
Rules of inference
Arguments
Modus ponens
Paul Boghossian
Validity
Deductive reasoning
Inference
Logic
Deduction
Philosophy

Abstracta 4 : 1 pp. 44 – 56, 2008 RECONSIDERING THE EPISTEMOLOGY OF DEDUCTIVE-INFERENTIAL VALIDITY Florian Demont

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