“The Philosophical Basis of Intuitionistic Logic”

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“The Philosophical Basis of Intuitionistic Logic” is an influential essay by Michael Dummett that examines the philosophical motivations and implications of intuitionistic logic, particularly its connection to theories of meaning and truth.

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instanceOf academic article
philosophical essay
arguesAgainst classical realist conception of truth
purely formal justification of logic
unrestricted law of excluded middle
arguesFor intuitionistic logic as correct for certain areas of discourse
link between meaning and conditions of verification
rejection of truth as evidence-transcendent
associatedWith Dummettian anti-realism NERFINISHED
intuitionistic semantics
proof-theoretic justification of logical laws
verificationist theory of meaning
author Michael Dummett NERFINISHED
claims classical logic presupposes a realist notion of truth
intuitionistic logic fits an anti-realist notion of truth
logical laws must be justified by a theory of meaning
truth cannot outrun possible verification
understanding a statement is knowing what counts as a proof of it
contextOf 20th-century analytic philosophy
debates on the foundations of logic
examines philosophical motivations for rejecting classical principles
role of proof in determining meaning
semantics for logical connectives
focusesOn comparison of classical and intuitionistic logic
connection between logic and meaning
connection between logic and truth
justification of intuitionistic logic
hasInfluenced contemporary debates on realism and anti-realism
developments in proof-theoretic semantics
logical pluralism debates
philosophy of mathematics
theory of meaning in analytic philosophy
influencedBy Arend Heyting NERFINISHED
Fregean philosophy of language
L. E. J. Brouwer NERFINISHED
Wittgensteinian ideas about meaning and use
intuitionism in mathematics
language English
mainTopic anti-realism
intuitionistic logic
logical consequence
meaning-theoretic justification of logic
philosophy of logic
semantics of logical constants
theories of meaning
theories of truth
verificationism

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