Many philosophers hold that logic is normative: logic tells us how we ought to reason. This video outlines some arguments for the normativity of logic.
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0:00 - Introduction
3:41 - Normative consequences
10:44 - Error
17:55 - Demarcation
22:07 - Pluralism
33:52 - Logic vs the norms of belief?
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-- Russell, Gillian. (2020). "Logic isn't normative." Inquiry 63(3-4): 371-388.
-- Williamson, Timothy. (2013). Modal Logic as Metaphysics. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
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