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Normalized naive set theory.
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Note on Deduction Theorems in contraction‐free logics
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Normalization of IZF with Replacement
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Self-contradictory Reasoning
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A consistent theory of attributes in a logic without contraction
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A Robust Non-transitive Logic
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A Note on Contraction-Free Logic for Validity
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Models for a paraconsistent set theory
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Linear logic by levels and bounded time complexity
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Linear logic and elementary time
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An Introduction to Gödel's Theorems
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Lambda-Calculus and Combinators, an Introduction
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Type Theory and Formal Proof: An Introduction
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NAIVE SET THEORY AND NONTRANSITIVE LOGIC
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Logic Without Contraction as Based on Inclusion and Unrestricted Abstraction
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The Undecidability of Grisin's Set Theory
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PREDICATE AND SET-THEORETIC CALCULI BASED ON LOGIC WITHOUT CONTRACTIONS
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New Foundations for Mathematical Logic
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ECC, an extended calculus of constructions
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Relevant Logic: A Philosophical Examination of Inference.
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The Difficulties in Using Weak Relevant Logics for Naive Set Theory
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Introduction to an Inconsistent World3
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Paradoxes; or, “Here in the Presence of an Absurdity”
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In Search of a Uniform Solution
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Metatheory and Naive Theory
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Prolegomena to Any Future Inconsistent Mathematics
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True, Untrue, Valid, Invalid, Provable, Unprovable
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"A Smack of Irrelevance" in Inconsistent Mathematics?
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The Liberation Argument for Inconsistent Mathematics
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