"We can take comfort that the logic of the printing press example must assert itself, and sufficient injections of money will ultimately always reverse a deflation," he said.
In "Rheingold," he makes ingenious use of video feeds to conjure film-noir-style scenes, but these increasingly defy the logic of the libretto; for example, at the beginning of the Nibelheim scene, when Wotan and Loge should be plotting to trap the dwarf Alberich and take his Ring, Alberich is already tied up.
A new paper by scholars Troy Campbell and Aaron Kay confirmed what several previous studies have hinted at: Republican aversion to the conclusions of climate science diminishes when presented with responses that fit more closely with their values (policies that don't challenge the logic of the free market, for example).
If so, how are we to make sense of disputes about the laws of logic, of the sort that are raised, for example, by mathematical intuitionists, who deny the Law of Excluded Middle ("p or not p"), or, more recently, by "para-consistent" logicians, who argue for the toleration even of contradictions to avoid certain paradoxes (see Priest 1987 [2006], and Williamson 2006, for discussion)?
For example, Tanabe's early "logic of the specific," with its concern for the manner in which ethnic specificity mediates the particular individual and universal humanity, can be read more as a critical appropriation of Hegelian dialectical logic and political philosophy than as a straightforward development of East Asian or Buddhist thought.
Thus Kaplan claims that his logic of indexicals provides examples of Kripke's (1980) contingent a priori truths.
Kant distinguished different notions of logic (for example transcendental logic, general logic, etc)., but we won't be able to discuss these here.
V and F operators of connexive dialogical logic provide an example of the way a change in the rules can be coded in the syntax (see Section 4 of supplementary document the Some Dialogical Systems for Non-Classical Logics). Non-Classical Logics
The Bureau of Labor Statistics illustrates the logic of chained CPI with an example: "If the price of pork increases while the price of beef does not, consumers might shift away from pork to beef".
This type of logic is an example of undercoded abduction, because it is the most plausible rule among many.
