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to Volume III.- III.1. Partial Logic.- III.2. Many-valued Logic.- III.3. Relevance Logic and Entailment.- III.4. Intuitionistic Logic.- III.5. Dialogues as a Foundation for Intuitionistic Logic.- III.6. Free Logics.- III.7. Quantum Logic.- III.8. Proof Theory and Meaning.- Name Index.- Table of Contents to Volumes I, II, and IV.
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