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Paraconsistent logic / Modus ponens / Deviant logic / Classical logic / Deductive reasoning / Argument / Fuzzy logic / Philosophy of logic / Theory of justification / Logic / Non-classical logic / Mathematical logic
Date: 2001-03-22 12:57:27
Paraconsistent logic
Modus ponens
Deviant logic
Classical logic
Deductive reasoning
Argument
Fuzzy logic
Philosophy of logic
Theory of justification
Logic
Non-classical logic
Mathematical logic

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