A universally abnormality-adaptive logic 2.

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D. Batens

Abstract

The present paper presents a logic that allows for the abnormal behaviour o f any logical constant and for the ambiguous behaviour o f any non-logical constant, but nevertheless offers an interpretation o f the premises that is as normal as possible.

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