Philosophical Logic:About

LogicWiki (LW) is a community project. LW is a dictionary on philosphical logic, and documentation of state of the art logic. LW's first steps happened in German, yet it soon was decided that it would make more sense to write in English, as modern logic is written in English and writing in any other language would be translating a lot of texts and ideas for the first time and inventing new terminology.

Wikia
LW is a Wikia. Wikicities.com is a project of the Wikipedia-Foundation, the people bringing us the international Wikipedia and the different local Wikipedias. LW was brought to life (and after that fed with first content) by Dushan Wegner on February 10., 2005. The official URL of PL is http://logic.wikicities.com. You can also reach this site by typing in the URL logicwiki.org

Why here?
Why should you post certain texts here and not on the "big" Wikipedia?

In the history of philosophy the same terms were again and again filled with new meanings, set into new contexts. Or concepts were slightly altered and labeled with new terms. Comparing the different positions and interpreting the differences and nuances is fruitful and delighting to philosophers. On the other hand it may become tiring and frustrating to the average Wikipedia-User, who, when consulting the Wikipedia, is looking for solutions, and not for new problems and questions.

LogicWiki is the right place for:
 * Thorough diachronical und synchronical examination of terms
 * Comparison and discussion of positions on philosophical logic
 * Development of new ideas within the discussion section.

Help PL!
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