A deductive-reductive form of logic: General theory and intuitionistic case
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https://doi.org/10.12775/LLP.2002.004Abstract
The paper deals with reconstruction of the unique reductive counterpart of the deductive logic. The procedure results in the deductive-reductive form of logic. This extension is illustrated on the base of intuitionistic logics: Heyting’s, Brouwerian and Heyting-Brouwer’s ones.References
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