Dialetheism and Dimathematism
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This open access volume consists of three essays. The first chapter, “Dialetheism and Dimathematism”, written by Graham Priest, is in the first place a critical reply to the paper “One Heresy and One Orthodoxy: On Dialetheism, Dimathematism, and the Non-normativity of Logic”, Erkenntnis, 2022, in which Heinrich Wansing discusses dialetheism and introduces a view of contradictions that he calls “dimathematism”. The second chapter, “Dimathematism and Dialetheism”, written by Wansing, is a reply to Priest’s chapter and spells out in greater detail what is meant by dimathematism. The third chapter, written by Nils Kürbis, is a critical commentary on the first two chapters. This Brief appeals to researchers and students working in philosophical logic.
This open access volume consists of three essays. The first chapter, “Dialetheism and Dimathematism”, written by Graham Priest, is a critical reply to the paper “One Heresy and One Orthodoxy: On Dialetheism, Dimathematism, and the Non-normativity of Logic”, Erkenntnis, 2022, in which Heinrich Wansing discusses dialetheism and introduces a view of contradictions that he calls “dimathematism”. The second chapter, “Dimathematism and Dialetheism”, written by Wansing, is a reply to Priest’s chapter and spells out in greater detail what is meant by dimathematism. The third chapter, written by Nils Kürbis, is a critical commentary on the first two chapters. This Brief appeals to researchers and students working in philosophical logic.
This book is open access, which means that you have free and unlimited access Provides an in-depth discussion of two views related to contradictions: dialetheism and dimathematism Examines the role of logics that admit provable contradictions in dialethism and dimathematism
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