Journal of Symbolic Logic · 1966 · 121 citations · 7 references
HumanitiesComputer ScienceMathematicsFormal MethodsLogicSet TheoryNon-classical LogicPredicate LogicPropositional LogicTruth Conditions
This paper contains a rigorous treatment of the species of implication described in [8] and [9], where it was given the name of connexive implication . A brief historical survey will lay bare its roots in antiquity, and it will be shown that none of the well-known systems of propositional logic serves to formalize it. 1 In this paper a new system of ‘connexive’ logic will be presented, the system being shown to be (a) consistent, (b) independent of two-valued logic, (c) Post-complete.
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