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Meheus, Joke. 2003. “Do We Need Paraconsistency In Commonsense Reasoning?” Claudio Delrieux and Legris, Javier. Computer Modeling of Scientific Reasoning: 135–146.

Meheus, Joke. 2003. “Inconsistencies And The Dynamics Of Science”. Logic and Logical Philosophy 11/12: 129–148.

Meheus, Joke. 2007. “Adaptive Logics For Abduction And The Explication Of Explanation-Seeking Processes” Olga Pombo and Gerner, Alexander. Abduction and the Process of Scientific Discovery: 97–119.

Meheus, Joke. 1995. “Nieuwe Perspectieven Voor Het Begrijpen En Bevorderen Van Creativiteit”. Mores 40: 164–178.

Meheus, Joke. 1993. “Ontdekking En Creativiteit In Wetenschap En Muziek” Robert Halleux and Bernés, Anne-Cathérine. Nieuwe tendenzen in de geschiedenis en de filosofie van de wetenschappen: 41–52.

Meheus, Joke, and Diderik Batens. 2006. “A Formal Logic For Abductive Reasoning”. Logic Journal of the IGPL 14: 221–236.

Meheus, Joke. 1999. “Clausius' Discovery Of The First Two Laws Of Thermodynamics. A Paradigm Of Reasoning From Inconsistencies”. Philosophica 63: 89–117.

Meheus, Joke, and Kristof De Clercq. 2009. “Goal-Directed Tableaux” Walter A Carnielli, Coniglio, Marcelo E, and D'Ottaviano, Itala MLoffred. The Many Sides of Logic 21: 241–256.

Meheus, Joke, and Dagmar Provijn. 2004. “Direct Dynamic Proofs For Classical Compatibility”. Logique et Analyse 47: 305–317.

Meheus, Joke. 2002. “An Adaptive Logic For Pragmatic Truth” Walter A Carnielli, Coniglio, Marcelo E, and D'Ottaviano, Itala MLoffred. Paraconsistency. The Logical Way to the Inconsistent: 167–185.

Meheus, Joke. 2006. “An Adaptive Logic Based On Jaśkowski's Approach To Paraconsistency”. Journal of Philosophical Logic 35: 539–567.

Meheus, Joke. 2006. “Discussive Adaptive Logics: Handling Internal And External Inconsistencies” Jacek Malinowski and Pietruszczak, Andrzej. Essays in Logic and Ontology 91: 211-223.

Meheus, Joke. 1997. “Wetenschappelijke Ontdekking En Creativiteit. Een Poging Tot Theorievorming Op Basis Van Een Conceptuele, Methodologische En Logische Studie”.

Meheus, Joke. 2005. “Empirical Progress And Ampliative Adaptive Logics” Roberto Festa, Aliseda, Atocha, and Peijnenburg, Jeanne. Confirmation, Empirical Progress, and Truth Approximation. Essays in Debate with Theo Kuipers. Vol. 1 83: 193–217.

Meheus, Joke. 2000. “On The Acceptance Of Problem Solutions Derived From Inconsistent Constraints”. Logic and Logical Philosophy 8: 33–46.

Meheus, Joke, Mathieu Beirlaen, and Frederik Van De Putte. 2010. “Avoiding Deontic Explosion By Contextually Restricting Aggregation”. In Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Deontic Logic in Computer Science (DEON 2010), Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Deontic Logic in Computer Science (DEON 2010), Guido Governatori and Sartor, Giovanni. Dordrecht: Springer.

Meheus, Joke, and Dagmar Provijn. 2007. “Abduction Through Semantic Tableaux Versus Abduction Through Goal-Directed Proofs”. Theoria 22/3: 295–304.

Meheus, Joke. 1994. “Elk Wetenschapper Zijn Onderzoeksprogramma?” Jean Paul Van Bendegem and Kornelis, Gustaaf. Iedereen die niet denkt zoals ik, volge mij. Acta 16de Nederlands-Vlaamse Filosofiedag: 61–67.

Meheus, Joke, and Diderik Batens. 1996. “Steering Problem Solving Between Cliff Incoherence And Cliff Solitude”. Philosophica 58: 153–187.

Meheus, Joke. 1999. “Model-Based Reasoning In Creative Processes” Lorenzo Magnani, Nersessian, Nancy, and Thagard, Paul. Model-Based Reasoning in Scientific Discovery: 199–217.

Meheus, Joke. 1999. “The Early Positivists' Approach To Scientific Discovery”. Philosophica 64: 81–108.

Meheus, Joke. 1993. “De Rationaliteit Van Persoonlijke Inperkingen” Wim van Dooren and Hoff, Tineke. Aktueel Filosoferen: 33–38.

Meheus, Joke. 2001. “Adaptive Logics For Question Evocation”. Logique et Analyse 44: 135–164.

Meheus, Joke. 2004. “Adaptive Logics And The Integration Of Induction And Deduction” Friedrich Stadler. Induction and Deduction in the Sciences: 93–120.