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Goguen, J. A.

The logic of inexact concepts. (English) Zbl 0184.00903

Synthese 19, 325-373 (1969).
Reviewer: Newton C. A. da Costa (São Paulo)
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MSC:

03-XX Mathematical logic and foundations

Keywords:

general logic

Citations:

Zbl 0123.24404; Zbl 0139.24606; Zbl 0145.24404; Zbl 0134.01503
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