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CfP special issue of South American Journal of Logic on "The Heterodox in Logic" (dedicated to Francisco Miro Quesada Cantuarias)
José Francisco Miró Quesada Cantuarias (1918-2019) was the most important Peruvian philosopher of logic and mathematics. He was mainly concerned with constructing a theory of reason adequate for understanding the most important logical and mathematical discoveries of his time: Gödel’s incompleteness theorems and heterodox logics —named coined by him.
He also coined the name paraconsistent logic, which designates those logical systems for which the principles of contradiction and explosion do not hold generally. He has also been a pioneer in the fields of deontic logic and logic of law.
This special issue of the South American Journal of Logic will consist of works based on his legacy. We welcome both papers that concern directly FMQC's works and original papers that simply address the same research topics.
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