Constructive discursive logic with strong negation
Seiki Akama, Jair Minoro Abe, Kazumi Nakamatsu
Abstract
Seiki Akama, Jair Minoro Abe, Kazumi Nakamatsu
Abstract
Jaskowski’s discursive logic (or discussive logic) is the first formal paraconsistent logic which is classified as a non-adjunctive system. It is now recognized that discursive logic is not generally appropriate for paraconsistent reasoning. To improve it in a constructive setting, we propose a constructive discursive logic with strong negation CDLSN based on Nelson’s constructive logic N . In CDLSN , discursive negation is defined similar to intuitionistic negation and discursive implication is defined as material implication using discursive negation. We give an axiomatic system and Kripke semantics with a completeness proof. We also discuss some advantages of the proposed system over other paraconsistent systems.
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Jaskowski’s discursive logic (or discussive logic) is the first formal paraconsistent logic which is classified as a non-adjunctive system. It is now recognized that discursive logic is not generally appropriate for paraconsistent reasoning. To improve it in a constructive setting, we propose a constructive discursive logic with strong negation CDLSN based on Nelson’s constructive logic N . In CDLSN , discursive negation is defined similar to intuitionistic negation and discursive implication is defined as material implication using discursive negation. We give an axiomatic system and Kripke semantics with a completeness proof. We also discuss some advantages of the proposed system over other paraconsistent systems.
Key concepts: Negation, Paraconsistent logic, Intuitionistic logic, Autoepistemic logic, Constructive, Negation as failure, Many-valued logic, Philosophy of logic