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Island of Knights and Knaves

A classic logic puzzle setting where inhabitants are either truth-telling knights or…

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“is” of Identity

The "is" of identity refers to the verb "is" used to express…

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Invalid Deductive Argument

A deductive argument that doesn't logically guarantee its conclusion. It's flawed in…

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What is an Invalid Argument?

An invalid argument is one where the conclusion does not logically follow…

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Intuitionistic Mathematics

Mathematics built on intuitionistic logic, prioritizing constructive proofs and avoiding non-constructive axioms…

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Intuitionistic Logic Explained

Intuitionistic logic, a constructive approach to reasoning, diverges from classical logic by…

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Interrogative Logic (Erotetic Logic)

Interrogative logic, also known as erotetic logic, is the formal study of…

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Interpolation Theorem

A theorem stating that if A implies B is provable, a formula…

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Intended Interpretation in Formal Languages

The intended interpretation defines the standard or conventional meaning of symbols and…

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Inner Models in Set Theory

An inner model is a substructure of a larger model of set…

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