Deductive and ampliative adaptive logics as tools in the study of creativity

Foundations of Science 4 (3):325-336 (1999)
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In this paper, I argue that logic hasan important role to play in the methodological studyof creativity. I also argue, however, that onlyspecial kinds of logic enable one to understand thereasoning involved in creative processes. I show thatdeductive and ampliative adaptive logics areappropriate tools in this respect.

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Joke Meheus
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