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Paraconsistency and its relation to worldviews

by: Diderik Batens
Foundations of Science, Vol. 3, No. 2. (26 November 1998), pp. 259-283, doi:10.1023/a:1009678125533  Key: citeulike:3748393

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Abstract  The paper highlights the import of the paraconsistent movement, list some motivations for its origin, and distinguishes some stands with respect to para-consistency. It then discusses some sources of inconsistency that are specific for worldviews, and the import of the paraconsistent turn for the worldviews enterprise.


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