Classical logic and schizophrenia: for a neutral game semantics [lógica clásica y esquizofrenia: por una semántica lúdica]

Redmond, JuanJuanRedmondRodrigo Lopez-Orellana2025-12-072025-12-072018-11-0110.4067/s0718-436020180001002152-s2.0-85057586295https://cris-uv-2.scimago.es/handle/123456789/7641WOS:000452967600014In this paper we draw a proposal to develop a logic of fictions in the game-theoretical approach of dialogical pragmatism. From one of the main criticisms that point to classical logic: the structural schizophrenia of its semantics (Lambert, 2004: 142-143; 160), we review the ontological commitments of the two main traditions of logic (Aristotle and Frege) to highlight their limits concerning the analysis of fictional discourse, and the overcoming from a pragmatic game perspective.esacceso abiertoPhilosophyClassical logic and schizophrenia: for a neutral game semantics [lógica clásica y esquizofrenia: por una semántica lúdica]article