What is the Play Level of Dialogical Logic and What is it Good for. A Pragmatist Perspective on Logical Omniscience

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The failure of logical omniscience is perfectly compatible with deductive closure if we link the latter with the strategy level and the failure of logical omniscience with the play level.

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Shahid Rahman
Université Charles-de-Gaulle - Lille 3

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