productive logic

is a logic that leaps ahead into some area of being and discloses it for the first time, thereby giving us the conceptual tools to understand certain things.

This laying the foundations can be described as a productive logic, in Heidegger's words, it 'leaps ahead into some area of Being and discloses it for the first time.' A productive logic is what gives us the conceptual tools to understand certain things, which we might not have perceived had this systematic way of looking at things not informed our understanding beforehand. (munday)

productive logic, n.All

productive logic