“The Justification of Deduction”

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“The Justification of Deduction” is a philosophical essay by Michael Dummett that examines how and why deductive logic is justified, especially within an intuitionistic framework.

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instanceOf academic article
philosophical essay
argues against purely conventionalist accounts of logic
against purely psychological accounts of logical necessity
that justification of deduction depends on understanding of logical constants
that logical laws are justified by their role in language use
associatedWith anti-realist philosophy of language
intuitionistic logic
verificationist theory of meaning
author Michael Dummett NERFINISHED
contributesTo debate on epistemic status of logical laws
debate on realism vs anti-realism in logic
development of proof-theoretic semantics
discusses circularity objection to justifying deduction
difference between classical and intuitionistic justification of rules
role of proof in intuitionistic logic
validity as preservation of assertibility
validity as preservation of truth
examines circularity in justifying deduction
how deductive rules are justified
problem of rule-following in logic
relationship between meaning and logical validity
why deductive logic is reliable
field logic
philosophy
philosophy of mathematics
focusesOn deductive inference
normativity of logic
validity of deduction
hasNotableConcept justification of logical rules via meaning-theory
link between understanding logical constants and accepting inference rules
non-circular justification of deduction
hasPerspective anti-realist
meaning-theoretic
influencedBy Fregean philosophy of language
Wittgensteinian rule-following considerations
intuitionistic philosophy of mathematics
language English
mainTopic epistemology of logic
intuitionism
justification of deductive logic
philosophy of logic
partOf Michael Dummett's contributions to philosophy of logic
Michael Dummett's work on intuitionism
proposes justification of deduction via theory of meaning

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