Relevance Logic
Relevance Logic is a non-classical logic that belongs to the family of substructural logics, distinguished by its requirement that the antecedent of an implication must be meaningfully relevant to the consequent, thereby rejecting material implication and avoiding paradoxes of classical entailment.
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Sentential adverbs and relevance
Elly Ifantidou · Lingua · 1993 · 203 citations
Relevant Logic: A Philosophical Examination of Inference.
G. B. Keene, Stephen Read · The Philosophical Quarterly · 1990 · 185 citations
Humanities, Philosophy, Epistemology +15
Star and Perp: Two Treatments of Negation
J. Michael Dunn · Philosophical Perspectives · 1993 · 179 citations
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Tel Aviv University
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Australian National University
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University of Toronto
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Vancouver, Canada
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Intel (United States)
Santa Clara, United States
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