The evolution of Brouwer's ideas on logic throughout his entire scientific life is practically unknown. Still, the study of this evolution is important, on the one hand, for grasping how Brouwer's notion of intuitionism allowed for the construction of logical systems and, on the other, in order to see how some statements of intuitionistic logic which are now considered obvious were only formulated in their correct form after much rethinking. In this paper, we will thus consider Brouwer's ideas on logic in general as well as some laws in particular while tracing their development (i.e., the laws of excluded middle, testability, and reciprocity of complementarity).Die Entwicklung von Brouwers Auffassungen uber Logik während seines Lebens ist ...