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Whatever happened to deontic logic?

Philosophia, 1982
A branch of human learning that is at first strong and healthy may early contract some malady that distorts its further growth. So it was, I have elsewhere argued, with Aristotle’s logic: he began by distinguishing two sharply distinct categories, names (onomata) and predicables (rhēmata)but came to merge these categories in the category of terms ...
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Deontic Logic

Southwestern Journal of Philosophy, 1980
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Dynamic deontic logic

1998
The system DDL (Dynamic Deontic Logic) was developed by Meyer [1988, 1989]. Meyer defined DDL as a modal logic, following an article by Anderson [1967]. The basis for DDL is the logic framework of (propositional) dynamic logic. The reduction of deontic operators to dynamic ones makes use of Anderson’s violation atom V to indicate that an action took ...
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Standard Deontic Logic

1998
Deontic logic1 is a branch of philosophical logic concerning reasoning about norms, or in other words, about normative versus non-normative behaviour. It is the logic of obligations, prohibitions and permissions. As such, it is relevant for the foundations of ethics and law.
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Co-opting signalling molecules enables logic-gated control of CAR T cells

Nature, 2023
Aidan Tousley   +2 more
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Magnetic skyrmions: advances in physics and potential applications

Nature Reviews Materials, 2017
Albert Fert   +2 more
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Logic-in-memory based on an atomically thin semiconductor

Nature, 2020
Guilherme Migliato Marega   +2 more
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Organic electrochemical transistors

Nature Reviews Materials, 2018
Jonathan Rivnay   +2 more
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Contextual determinants of TGFβ action in development, immunity and cancer

Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2018
Charles J David
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