Negation

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Negation is a fundamental logical and linguistic operation that reverses the truth value or meaning of a statement, turning an assertion into its opposite.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf linguistic operation
logical operation
truth‑functional connective
unary connective
contradictionFormulation not both p and not p
coreIdea reverses truth value of a proposition
doubleNegationFormulation ¬¬p is equivalent to p in classical logic
excludedMiddleFormulation either p or not p
expressedInEnglishBy never
no
nobody
not
nothing
expressedMorphologicallyBy negative affixes
negative particles
formalizedBy Hilbert systems NERFINISHED
natural deduction systems
sequent calculi
truth tables
hasArity 1
hasLogicalLaw double negation
law of excluded middle NERFINISHED
law of non‑contradiction
hasPragmaticEffect can express correction GENERATED
can express denial GENERATED
can express refusal GENERATED
hasSemanticEffect reverses proposition polarity
hasTruthTableRow if p is false then ¬p is true
if p is true then ¬p is false
hasType classical negation
constituent negation
default negation
intuitionistic negation
metalinguistic negation
negation as failure
paraconsistent negation
sentential negation
strong negation
weak negation
mapsFalseTo true
mapsTrueTo false
relatedConcept complement
contradiction
opposition
polarity
truth value
studiedIn formal semantics
logic
philosophy of language
pragmatics
theoretical linguistics
symbolizedBy !
not
~
¬
usedIn classical logic
database query languages
first‑order logic
intuitionistic logic NERFINISHED
modal logic
natural language semantics
paraconsistent logic
programming languages
propositional logic NERFINISHED
set theory

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