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5. Theory of Logic / A. Overview of Logic / 6. Classical Logic

9820	In classical logic, logical truths are valid formulas; in higher-order logics they are purely logical [Dummett]
	Full Idea: For sentential or first-order logic, the logical truths are represented by valid formulas; in higher-order logics, by sentences formulated in purely logical terms.
	From: Michael Dummett (Frege philosophy of mathematics [1991], Ch. 3)