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A framework that examines how mystical experiences—unitive states, altered consciousness, direct spiritual insight—are said to generate knowledge and follow a kind of logic different from ordinary reasoning. It studies the epistemic claims of mystics (e.g., that they “know” the divine directly) and the logical structures that appear in mystical texts, such as the use of paradox, negation, and apophatic statements. Mystical logico‑epistemology does not endorse mysticism but analyzes its internal coherence and its challenge to standard models of rationality.
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