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Logic

the view that logic is continuous with the sciences, so logical theories are chosen by abductive criteria and are revisable in light of evidence.

In logic, anti-exceptionalism about logic refers to the view that logic is continuous with the sciences, so logical theories are chosen by abductive criteria and are revisable in light of evidence. This meaning comes from Hjortland (2016) in Philosophical Studies.[1]

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Hjortland, O. T. (2016). Anti-exceptionalism about logic. Philosophical Studies, 174(3), 631-658. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11098-016-0701-8

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