Fuzzy Eubouliatic Logic

Lokhorst, G.J.C.

Fuzzy Eubouliatic Logic

A Fuzzy Version of Anderson's Logic of Prudence

Book chapter (2017)

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G.J.C. Lokhorst

Fuzzy logic Modal logic Eubouliatic logic Prudence Relevance logic Square of opposition

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2017

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English

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Abstract

Alan Ross Anderson was one of the first logicians who were interested in the logic of prudence and related concepts, such as caution. He called this area “eubouliatic logic,” a term which has not become popular. Anderson made a distinction between four prudence-related concepts which can be placed in a square of opposition. Prudence and related concepts are nowadays often seen as fuzzy concepts. We investigate which consequences this has for the logic of these concepts.

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