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    Challenges→The supporting argument's use of de Morgan's Laws implicitly invokes double negation elimination, which is intuitionistically inadmissible and thus smuggles in a non-neutral logical commitment.

    Applying classical logical forms is not inherently 'smuggling' commitments—it's transparent methodology; the real issue is whether intuitionistic constraints are justified as neutral.

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    Key Terms

    Intuitionistic constraints(as rules potentially being applied without justification)
    The specific rules and limitations that intuitionistic logic places on what counts as valid reasoning.
    Neutral (in methodology)(as a standard the intuitionistic constraints might or might not meet)
    Not favoring one position over another; objective and unbiased without hidden assumptions baked in.
    Smuggling (in philosophy)(as used in critical analysis)
    Sneakily introducing an assumption or bias into an argument without acknowledging it, so readers don't notice the hidden assumption.
    classical logic(Contrasted with Hegel's dialectical approach that accepts contradictions)
    Aristotelian logic that dominated during Hegel's lifetime
    intuitionistic logic

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    (Formal logic differing from classical logic in its treatment of structural rules and logical consequence)
    A logic that does not accept all classical structural rules, thereby invalidating certain classically valid formulas such as (p → q) ∨ p
    logical forms(Kantian epistemology)
    The capacities that structure the contents of judgment for Kant, which on the Sellars/McDowell reading also structure sensory experience via application of the categories
    methodology(Zabarella's distinction between natural faculties and their use)
    The study of the use a human being makes of the natural faculties of the mind, which use can be true or false, better or worse

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