Paraconsistency and Sette’s calculus P1
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https://doi.org/10.12775/LLP.2015.003Keywords
logic, Sette’s system, P1Abstract
In 1973, Sette presented a calculus, called P1, which is recognized as one of the most remarkable paraconsistent systems. The aim of this paper is to propose a new axiomatization of P1. The axiom schemata are chosen to show that P1 behaves in a paraconsistent way only at the atomic level, i.e. the rule: α, ~α / β holds in P1 only if α is not a propositional variable.
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