Two kinds of unexpected problems in writings on logic

Logic and Logical Philosophy 15 (2):155-162 (2006)
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In some texts concerning logic the reader faces unexpected problems, namely: 1) incongruities between the commentary and logical solutions offered and 2) mistakes concerning external facts

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