principle of closure

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principle of closure of knowledge under entailment

<epistemology> if S knows p, and p entails q, then S knows q.

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principle of non contradiction

<logic, boolean logic, neo-empiricism, mathematics> excluded middle (law of), epistemology, essence, causality> <syllogism, ontology> dating back to Aristotle, this basic logical principle or "law of thought" holds that a statement cannot simultaneously be both true and false or that nothing can at once both have an attribute], like redness, and lack it.

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principle of the compositionality of representations

compositionalilty

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