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The uncritical, unquestioning acceptance of a particular set of logical principles, often learned early in one’s education, without openness to revision or alternative frameworks. The logical dogmatist treats their own logic as simply “common sense” or “how reasoning works,” and they react with hostility to any suggestion that logic might be plural or context‑dependent. Dogmatism here means the logician no longer questions their own foundations; they simply apply them.
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