 Section 2.1  presented the dialogical framework for intuitionistic logic. Classical logic results when a structural rule is modified: the  Game-playing Rule SR1.  In the dialogical setting, the logical constants have the same local meaning, which manifests itself by the fact that the particle rules are the same. The difference between classical and intuitionistic logic appears as a difference in the structural rules (namely in SR1). Structural rules are mainly procedural rules for the development of a dialogue and, although these procedural rules may have an effect on how the local meaning of logical constants is implemented in the course of a play, this does not amount to a change in the local meaning of the logical constants. In other words, the development of a play, for both intuitionistic and classical logic, assumes that the interaction follows the same particle rules (local meaning) for the logical constants.