Proof-Theoretic Semantics, Self-Contradiction, and the Format of Deductive Reasoning
Proof-Theoretic Semantics, Self-Contradiction, and the Format of Deductive Reasoning
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证明论语义、自相矛盾和演绎推理的形式
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10.1007/s11245-012-9119-x
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2012
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P. Schroeder
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P. Schroeder
From the point of view of proof-theoretic semantics, it is argued that the sequent calculus with introduction rules on the assertion and on the assumption side represents deductive reasoning more appropriately than natural deduction. In taking consequence to be conceptually prior to truth, it can cope with non-well-founded phenomena such as contradictory reasoning. The fact that, in its typed variant, the sequent calculus has an explicit and separable substitution schema in form of the cut rule, is seen as a crucial advantage over natural deduction, where substitution is built into the general framework.