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The Reduction of Logic to Structures

The lynch-pin of the structuralist account of logic has two components: one is the definition of an implication structure, while the other amounts to the definition of the logical operators as functions defined relative to an implication structure. In the paper I first present the basic tenets of the structuralist account of logic. Then, in the discussion which follows I give reasons for rejecting certain definitions which form part of the theory and thirdly I point out some general difficulties arising from such an account of logic.

logical operator; relation; implication structure

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