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Pilsen, Czech Republic : University of West Bohemia, [2015]

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ISBN 9788026105725 (e-kniha)

ISBN 9788026102793 (print)

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1 Introduction 1 // 1.1 Universal Logic 1 // 1.2 Universal Logic and Logic Translation 8 // 1.3 Universal Logic Logical Pluralism 10 // 1.4 Logic, Cognitive Process, and Culture 12 // 2 Universal Logic 15 // 2.1 Introduction 15 // 2.2 Algebraic Structures and Universal Logic 17 // 2.2.1 The Relationship between Logic and Algebra 17 // 2.2.2 Algebraic Logic 18 // 2.2.3 Three Traditions of Taking Algebraic // Methods to Logic 22 // 2.3 Toward a General Logic 27 // 2.3.1 From Abstract Logic to Universal Logic 27 // 2.4 Neo-Bourbakism 29 // 2.4.1 The Conceptual Approach 32 // 2.5 Main Strategies and Techniques 36 // 2.5.1 Strategies 37 // 2.5.2 Main Techniques 41 // 2.5.3 Logical Two-Valued Semantics and Algebraic Valued Semantics 47 // 2.6 Conclusion 50 // 3 Universal Logic and Logic Translation 53 // 3.1 Introduction 54 // 3.2 Translation Paradox 55 // 3.2.1 The Inclusion Relation 55 // 3.2.2 The Translation Relation 58 // 3.3 Development of Logic Translation 61 // 3.3.1 Consequence Relations and Logic Translation 61 // 3.4 The Systematic Discussion of Logic Translations . 63 // 3.4.1 History: 1968 - 1933 - 1929 - 1925 64 // 3.4.2 History: 1988 - 1973 - 1971 - 67 // 3.4.3 History: 2006 - 1990 - 69 // 3.5 Logic Translation and the Deviance of Logics 73 // 3.5.1 From Expansion/Reduct Cases to Deviant Cases 73 // 3.5.2 Deviance of Logics 76 // 3.6 Conclusion 80 //

4 Universal Logic and Logical Pluralism 83 // 4.1 Introduction 83 // 4.2 Truth-Preservation and GTT 85 // 4.2.1 The Classical case and GTT 87 // 4.2.2 The Relevant Case and GTT 90 // 4.2.3 The Constructive case and GTT 94 // 4.2.4 A Unified Model of Negation 99 // 4.3 BRLP-Plurality 103 // 4.3.1 Plurality 103 // 4.3.2 From a Strong Sense of Plurality to Constructing BRLP 105 // 4.4 What is the Monism for BRLP 109 // 4.4.1 Priest’s BRLP-Challenge 110 // 4.5 Four Opposition-BRLP Version of Monism 113 // 4.5.1 Version (i) 114 // 4.5.2 Version (ii) 119 // 4.5.3 Version (iii) 120 // 4.6 Is BRLP Relativism in Logic? 123 // 4.7 Conclusion 129 // 5 Logic, Cognitive Process, and Culture 131 // 5.1 Introduction 132 // 5.2 A Universal Logic System with Dialecticism 134 // 5.2.1 Some Basic Notions 135 // 5.2.2 From Fuzzy Logic to a Universal Logic System 137 // 5.2.3 C-UniLog as a Meta-theory 138 // 5.2.4 Dialecticism 140 // 5.3 The Modes of Cognitive Processes 142 // 5.4 Cognitive Instrumentalism in Logic 144 // 5.4.1 The Cognitive Toolkit 144 // 5.4.2 The Dialectical logic mode and ‘Principles’? 146 // 5.5 Interdisciplinary Notions and Pluralism 152 // 5.5.1 New Logic and Psychologism 153 // 5.5.2 Cognition and Descent-with-Modification . 157 // 5.5.3 Revision of Pluralism in Logic 158 // 5.6 Conclusion 161 // 6 Summary and Future Research 165 // 6.1 Summary 166 // 6.2 Future Research 179 // A A Chinese Universal Logic System 189 // A.l Methodology 190 // A.2 Flexible Truth Value 191 // A.3 Flexible Proposition Connectives Operation 191 // A.4 Flexible Quantifiers 196 // A.5 Establishment of Flexible Reasoning Models 198 // Bibliography 200

1163735

(OCoLC)1002925251

(EBSC)1163735