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The ability to understand and evaluate logical systems themselves—their axioms, rules, semantics, and limits. It includes familiarity with concepts like completeness, consistency, decidability, and the differences between classical, intuitionistic, paraconsistent, and modal logics. Metalogical literacy allows one to choose appropriate logical tools for different problems and to avoid treating one logic as “the” logic.
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