Reconceptualizing reality, fibring logics

More alternate realities, alternative logics:

Propositional logics
Predicate logics
Spatial logics
Temporal logics
Default logics
Defeasible logics
Free logics
Paraconsistent logics
Infinitary logics
Deontic logics
Dynamic logics
Dependence logics
Illocutionary logics
Plural logics
Iconic logics
Higher order logics
Categorical logics
Threshold logics
Feature logics
Tense logics
Multiple valued logics
Term logics
Quantum logics
Multi-modal logics
Epistemic logics
Intuitionistic logics
Dialectical logics
Relevant logics
Fuzzy logics
Probabilistic logics
Matrix logics
Substructural logics
Markov logics
Etc.

See chapter XI of Richard Epstein’s Propositional Logics: The Semantic Foundations of Logic second edition (Wadsworth, 2001). Epstein's views expressed there are similar to my own.

As a means of finding alternatives we may intentionally seek out oppositional concepts. See, for example, Tizhoosh and Ventresca, Oppositional Concepts in Computational Intelligence, Springer, 2008.