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On the origins of gaggle theory
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On the origins of gaggle theory
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The generalized Galois logic approach (i.e., gaggle theory), introduced by Dunn, provides a systematic way to define semantics for many substructural logics in the form of a relational representation of their Lindenbaum algebras. We provide an overview of some conceptual antecedents that we think that likely contributed to the creation of gaggle theory. In our reconstruction, we rely on Dunn’s publications and some materials deposited in the Archives of Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, U.S.A.
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- 2022-01-01
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