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• For more on the reduction of second-order logic to many-sorted logic, we refer to Manzano (1996).

• For detailed discussion of specific fields, see the articles applied logic, formal logic, modal logic, and logic, philosophy of.

• Independence friendly logic (IF logic, IF first-order logic) is an extension of first-order logic.

• In addition to deductive logic, there are other branches of logic that study inferences based on notions such as knowing that (epistemic logic), believing that (doxastic logic), time (tense logic), and moral obligation (deontic logic), among others.

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• Whereas (first order) dependence logic is strictly more expressive than first order logic, propositional dependence logic is not more expressive than propositional logic, as it follows immediately from the fact that all propositional functions are expressible in propositional logic.

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