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Philosophy on the existence of logic

I was wondering if there is philosophy on the existence of logic. Thought experiments on how a world with no logic would look like or "proofs" that some kind of logic must exist. Or thought experiments on how a world with different logical rules would be able to function.
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A classic paper on this is James Conant's "The Search for Logically Alien Thought", which chronicles the shifting positions Hilary Putnam held on this topic over the course of his career (and finds sources for each position in the history of philosophy). It's a great way to get a bearing on some of the different possible views here and a get a sense of where some influential figures (Descartes, Kant, Aquinas) came down on this.