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A logical and meta‑logical principle that the rules and premises of an argument should be made fully explicit, so that any step can be examined and challenged. It rejects the use of hidden assumptions, ambiguous terms, or unstated inferences. Logical transparency is essential for critical thinking, formal systems, and honest debate—it forces reasoners to show their logical work, not just their conclusions.
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