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The Historical Role of Kant's Views on Logic.

Journal Article Number 4 Logic in Computer Science

Abstract

The article represents the outcomes of the reconstruction of Kant’s classifi- cation of kinds of logic. It demonstrates that it would be impossible to form the traditional understanding of so-called formal logic, as well as of today’s symbolic logic, without Kant’s notion of pure general logic. It was formed by Kant within the framework of his critique of reason. Critique has changed our understanding of logic from seeing it as organon to an understanding of it as a canon of finite cognition. In conclusion we pose the question of the status of Kant’s transcendental logic with regard to its connection to classification of types of logic given by him and possibility of its formalization in account of Kant’s idea of pure general logic.

Authors

Keywords

  • Critique of Reason
  • General Use of Understanding
  • Particular Use of Understanding
  • Pure General Logic
  • Applied Logic
  • Transcendental Logic
  • Epistemology of Logic

Context

Venue
IfCoLog Journal of Logics and their Applications
Archive span
2014-2026
Indexed papers
633
Paper id
562706577635638201