Abstract
The effort to fit simple logical truths–like `if it's either red or green and it's not red, then it must be green'–into Kant's account of knowledge turns up a position more subtle and intriguing than might be expected at first glance.
Citation
Penelope Maddy. "Logic and the Discursive Intellect." Notre Dame J. Formal Logic 40 (1) 94 - 115, Winter 1999. https://doi.org/10.1305/ndjfl/1039096307
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