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{{Short description|Approach to the semantics of logic}} {{No footnotes|date=June 2021}} '''Proof-theoretic semantics''' is an approach to the [[Formal semantics (logic)|semantics of logic]] that attempts to locate the meaning of [[proposition]]s and [[logical connective]]s not in terms of [[Interpretation (logic)|interpretation]]s, as in [[Alfred Tarski|Tarski]]an approaches to semantics, but in the role that the proposition or logical connective plays within a [[Formal system|system of inference]].
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