Logical consequences are also the result of a person’s actions but are imposed by someone else. In both cases, the child is experiencing some type of trouble because of their behavior.

Logical consequence is therefore obtained purely by facts of truth and not by process of reasoning. Consequently, it can’t tell the difference between, say, the equations 4=4 and 4= ( (2 x 5 2 ) ...

One standard intuition of logic, dating back at least to Aristotle , is that a logical consequence ought to hold by virtue of the content of the propositions involved, not simply by virtue of ...

Ronald Suter, Sum is a Logical Consequence of Cogito, Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, Vol. 32, No. 2 (Dec., 1971), pp. 235-240 ...

Logique et Analyse, NOUVELLE SÉRIE, Vol. 57, No. 227, Special issue: "Logical Consequence" (Septembre 2014), pp. 439-461 (23 pages) In [31], I defended a minimalist account of meaning for logical ...