Classical Logical Monism
There is one correct logic, and it is classical logic.
What it claims
Classical logical monism holds that one logic uniquely captures valid inference and that this is classical logic, including noncontradiction, excluded middle, and explosion. Logical laws are universal norms rather than merely tools relative to a purpose. It rejects pluralism about correct consequence relations and the claim that intuitionistic or paraconsistent logic should replace classical validity.
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W. V. O. Quine · Aristotle · Gottlob Frege · Timothy Williamson · A. C. Paseau · Owen Griffiths