The Status and Revisability of Logic

Analyse Quine's argument for the revisability of logic and its challenge to logical apriorism.

Evaluate 'anti-exceptionalism' about logic: is logic continuous with the empirical sciences?

Define logical monism and logical pluralism, outlining the core thesis of each position.

Evaluate Beall and Restall's case-based logical pluralism and its main objections.

Analyse the debate over the status of second-order logic: is it logic or 'set theory in disguise'?

Assess whether disagreements between classical and non-classical logicians are genuine disputes or merely verbal.