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Suppose the dialetheic treatment of the logical and / or semantic paradoxes is correct; in particular, that sentences of the liar family exp...
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I believe I've found a way to say everything that one would normally say in predicate logic using quantifiers, but without actually usi...
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First, I should acknowledge my indebtedness to Greg Littmann and Keith Simmons, whose essay “A Critique of Dialetheism” was the inspiration ...
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(What follows is the text of my midterm for my philosophy of mind class.) In his article “Troubles with Functionalism”, Ned Block outli...
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If you want congress to support Net Neutrality, you can sign MoveOn's petition here: http://civic.moveon.org/save_the_internet/
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I appreciate how this post explores philosophical concepts like analyticsity.
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