Mathematical logic and foundations Non-classical logics Concept
Paraconsistent logic
Summary
A paraconsistent logic is a logic in which a contradiction does not imply every statement. In classical and intuitionistic logic, the principle of explosion derives any from and ; paraconsistent logics reject it. They allow reasoning with inconsistent information, such as a database with conflicting entries, without collapse.
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