Julie,
I still have problems. You say:"Surely, there's no single way of con-
structing exclusionary or inclusionary logics, because they belong to
a continuum of relations." Is there a continuum between exclusionary
and inclusionary logics too? If so, how does the border between the
inclusionary and exclusionary logics differ from the border between dif-
ferent types of inclusionary or different types of exclusionary logic?
No border at all, neither here nor there? Where is the basis then for
making a distinction at all?
Reinhard
Reinhard Duessel
Department of German
Tamkang University
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I still have problems. You say:"Surely, there's no single way of con-
structing exclusionary or inclusionary logics, because they belong to
a continuum of relations." Is there a continuum between exclusionary
and inclusionary logics too? If so, how does the border between the
inclusionary and exclusionary logics differ from the border between dif-
ferent types of inclusionary or different types of exclusionary logic?
No border at all, neither here nor there? Where is the basis then for
making a distinction at all?
Reinhard
Reinhard Duessel
Department of German
Tamkang University
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