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Studies in Logic


Volume 1:

Proof-Theoretical Coherence

Kosta Došen, Zoran Petrić

ISBN 1904987060

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Volume 2:

MBR04: Model Based Reasoning in Science and Engineering

Edited by Lorenzo Magnani

ISBN 1-904987-23-0

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Volume 3:

Foundations of the Formal Sciences IV

Edited by Benedikt Löwe, Volker Peckhaus and Thoralf Räsch

ISBN 190498729X

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Volume 4:

Algebra, Logic and Set Theory

Edited by Benedikt Löwe

ISBN 1904987281

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Volume 5:

Incompleteness in the Land of Sets

Melvin Fitting

ISBN 9781904987345

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Volume 6:

How to Sell a Contradiction: The Logic and Metaphysics of Inconsistency

Francesco Berto

ISBN 9781904987437

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Volume 7:

Fallacies: Selected Papers 1972–1982

John Woods, Douglas Walton with a Foreword by Dale Jacquette

ISBN 9781904987161

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Volume 11:

Foundations of the Formal Sciences V
Infinite Games

Stefan Bold, Benedikt Löwe, Thoralf Räsch and Johan van Benthem

ISBN 978-1-904987-75-8

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Volume 14:

New Approaches to Classes and Concepts

Klaus Robering, editor

978-1-904987-85-7

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Volume 21:

The Many Sides of Logic

Editors: Walter Carnielli, Marcelo E. Coniglio, Itala M. Loffredo D`Ottaviano

978-1-904987-78-9

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Volume 23:

The Logic of Fiction

John Woods. Foreword by Nicholas Griffin

978-1-904987-99-4

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New Subseries: These subseries are the scientific continuation of the two Elsevier series: Studies in Logic and Foundations of Mathematics (the "Yellow" series); and Studies in Logic and Practical Reasoning (the "Red" series). With the demise of these, we have established a new series that will take its place in the community.

We are maintaining historical continuity and the high scientific quality of the series, with strong editorial boards. We see this as an opportunity to expand the remit of the series to cover mathematical logic arising from applications in diverse areas, taking account of developments in logic in the second half of the last century.


Logic and cognitive systems

Mathematical logic and foundations

Studies in Logic and Argumentation


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