Titlebook: Unity, Truth and the Liar; The Modern Relevance Shahid Rahman,Tero Tulenheimo,Emmanuel Genot Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.

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Comments on Stephen Read’s “The Truth-Schema and the Liar”ates it using the resources of modern logic. His formulation seems to me to be impeccable. He also gives a pointed criticism of another medieval view (the view that every sentence says of itself that it is true). Attempts to provide a definition of truth for a language that contains a truth predicat

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Models for Liars in Bradwardine’s Theory of Truth I give models for Read‘s formulation of Bradwardine‘s theory of truth, and I examine the behaviour of liar sentences in those models. I conclude by examining Bradwardine‘s argument to the effect that if something signifies itself to be untrue then it signifies itself to be true as well. We will see

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On a New Account of the Liarthe Liar paradox using an improved formulation of Tarski‘s T-scheme. Examining the orthodox and the new account of the Liar shows two different ways of tackling the problem of modelling the underlying logic of Liar-type discourse. Specific discussion is provided of Read‘s key notions of . and ., whi

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The Liar Cannot Be Solvedhe claims turns the Liar paradox into an innocent sentence, which is simply false. In my note I examine the way Read tries to solve the paradox and argue that some doubts can be raised regarding the successfulness of his attempt. I analyze his project from two independent points of view. First, I tr

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Out of the Liar TangleBut underlying them is a grammatical point that has much wider repercussions. For it generates, on its own, a more straight forward way of understanding what gets people into a tangle with Liar and Strengthened Liar sentences, and that leads to a much fuller, critical assessment of the line of appro

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Restrictionism: A Medieval Approach Revisitedtionism has been popular in the thirteenth and early fourteenth century, and then rapidly lost ground to rival theories such as Bradwar-dine‘s. The aim of this paper is twofold: (1) to explain what medieval restrictionism amounted to as a matter of historical fact and why it came to be abandoned; (2