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PRINCIPLE OF CONTRADICTION

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[L:57] The principle of contradiction is a formal criteria of logic which determines "the logical possibility...of a cognition." Namely, it is the principle that a cognition "be logically possible, that is, not contradict itself". (All self-contradictory cognitions are false; not all logically possible cognitions are true.) The principle of sufficient reason is the second criteria of logic.


 

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