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A Cartography of LFIs and Truthsparent truth predicate. To fulfill this task, we take a semantic point of view. We define two families of logics: infectious logics (obtained as a generalization of the semantic behavior present in the .-fragment of logics of nonsense) and non-infectious logics (i.e. logics that are not infectious)