The Use of Four-Cornered Negation and the Denial of the Law of Excluded Middle in Nāgārjuna’s Logic

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface: Religious Logic As A Part Of Philosophical Logic 10
4. Logic in Indian Thought 20
5. On Two Questions of the New Logic of India 34
6. The Use of Four-Cornered Negation and the Denial of the Law of Excluded Middle in Nāgārjuna’s Logic 44
7. A Plea for Epistemic Truth: Jaina Logic from a Many-Valued Perspective 54
8. Remarks on Ancient Chinese Logic 84
9. Talmudic Hermeneutics 104
10. Ockham and Oratio Mentalis 132
11. Analogy in Thomism 164
12. Towards a Logic of Negative Theology 192
13. Reasoning about the Trinity: a Modern Formalization of a Medieval System of Trinitarian Logic 216
14. Late Medieval Trinitarian Syllogistics: From the Theological Debates to a Logical Textbook 240
15. Ineffability Performance: Critique and Call 262