
doi: 10.1007/bf00129535
In this paper we shall review the main approaches to nonmono- tonic reasoning which we classify from the perspective of their underlying logical settings as classical, intuitionistic, three-valuedlpartial models, and conditional. We shall be placing special emphasis on some of the promin- ent approaches. We shall also give hints on potential future directions and emphasize that more theoretical work is still needed before a move to application is made.
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