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A Quick Primer on Logic and Rationality
Anthony D'Amato Northwestern University - School of Law June 2, 2006 Northwestern Public Law Research Paper No. 913016 Abstract: Logic does not permit contradictions. Ordinary language sometimes uses contradictions meaningfully. Examples are provided of logical derivations. Yet one might ask how one might prove that logic itself is rational. Gottlob Frege answered that logic constitutes rationality.
Keywords: ordinary logic, Frege, rationality Working Paper SeriesDate posted: July 18, 2006 ; Last revised: July 18, 2006Suggested CitationContact Information
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