Patrick Girard is associate professor at the University of Auckland and the author of Logic in the Wild.

“Writing in a highly readable, engaging style and drawing on his considerable knowledge of logic (including non-classical logics), Patrick Girard makes a compelling case for logical rehabilitation. His understanding of logic as a discipline that clarifies structures and patterns of thought and reasoning underscores his argument for developing deeper engagements with the coherence of people’s views, particularly when those views reflect differing social experiences and cultural backgrounds.” - Phyllis Rooney, Oakland University “A Logician’s Code of Conduct is excellent, engaging, personal, and a joy to read. Girard provides a unique and sophisticated perspective that illuminates not only the potential limitations of logic but also its transformative and generative potential.” - Kate Phillips, University of Rochester

• Preface viiIntroduction 31 The WSCM Equation 92 Feminist Critique of Logic 323 Logical Praxis 574 Logical Injustice 735 Logic’s First Ascent 936 Fair Means of Proof 1137 Conditional Summit 1308 Logical Justice 1569 Logical Rehabilitation 180Conclusion 206Notes 209Index 225

Patrick Girard is associate professor at the University of Auckland and the author of Logic in the Wild.

“Writing in a highly readable, engaging style and drawing on his considerable knowledge of logic (including non-classical logics), Patrick Girard makes a compelling case for logical rehabilitation. His understanding of logic as a discipline that clarifies structures and patterns of thought and reasoning underscores his argument for developing deeper engagements with the coherence of people’s views, particularly when those views reflect differing social experiences and cultural backgrounds.” - Phyllis Rooney, Oakland University “A Logician’s Code of Conduct is excellent, engaging, personal, and a joy to read. Girard provides a unique and sophisticated perspective that illuminates not only the potential limitations of logic but also its transformative and generative potential.” - Kate Phillips, University of Rochester

• Preface viiIntroduction 31 The WSCM Equation 92 Feminist Critique of Logic 323 Logical Praxis 574 Logical Injustice 735 Logic’s First Ascent 936 Fair Means of Proof 1137 Conditional Summit 1308 Logical Justice 1569 Logical Rehabilitation 180Conclusion 206Notes 209Index 225

Patrick Girard is associate professor at the University of Auckland and the author of Logic in the Wild.

“Writing in a highly readable, engaging style and drawing on his considerable knowledge of logic (including non-classical logics), Patrick Girard makes a compelling case for logical rehabilitation. His understanding of logic as a discipline that clarifies structures and patterns of thought and reasoning underscores his argument for developing deeper engagements with the coherence of people’s views, particularly when those views reflect differing social experiences and cultural backgrounds.” - Phyllis Rooney, Oakland University “A Logician’s Code of Conduct is excellent, engaging, personal, and a joy to read. Girard provides a unique and sophisticated perspective that illuminates not only the potential limitations of logic but also its transformative and generative potential.” - Kate Phillips, University of Rochester

• Preface viiIntroduction 31 The WSCM Equation 92 Feminist Critique of Logic 323 Logical Praxis 574 Logical Injustice 735 Logic’s First Ascent 936 Fair Means of Proof 1137 Conditional Summit 1308 Logical Justice 1569 Logical Rehabilitation 180Conclusion 206Notes 209Index 225