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the approach that gives the meaning of logical constants by their introduction and elimination rules in proofs rather than by truth conditions.

In logic, proof-theoretic semantics refers to the approach that gives the meaning of logical constants by their introduction and elimination rules in proofs rather than by truth conditions. This meaning comes from Dummett (1991) in The logical basis of metaphysics.[1]

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References

Dummett, M. A. E. (1991). The logical basis of metaphysics. Harvard University Press. ISBN 9780715623619

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