paraconsistent logic

"Paraconsistent logic" challenges classical logic by managing contradictions without collapsing into complete inconsistency.

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Definition

C2Formal Logic

(technical, academic)A logical system that permits some contradictions to be true without making every statement true.

Example

  • In paraconsistent logic, encountering a contradiction does not lead to every possible conclusion being valid.

C2Philosophical Logic

(academic)The study of systems that handle inconsistencies without collapsing into triviality.

Example

  • Philosophers use paraconsistent logic to explore paradoxes and contradictory phenomena.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "paraconsistent logic":

epistemic logicformal logic