Vagueness The International Research Library of Philosophy Vagueness volume XX contains twenty seven essays with issues covered including nihilism phenomenal sorites degrees of truth epistemicism higher order vagueness contextualism and intuitionism
Vagueness, volume XX, contains twenty seven essays, with issues covered including nihilism, phenomenal sorites, degrees of truth, epistemicism, higher order vagueness, contextualism, and intuitionism Written by leading contemporary philosophers, these essays will be of interest to researchers in philosophy of language, philosophical logic, metaphysics and epistemology aVagueness, volume XX, contains twenty seven essays, with issues covered including nihilism, phenomenal sorites, degrees of truth, epistemicism, higher order vagueness, contextualism, and intuitionism Written by leading contemporary philosophers, these essays will be of interest to researchers in philosophy of language, philosophical logic, metaphysics and epistemology as well as those in natural language semantics, artificial intelligence and cognitive science generally A substantial introduction written by the editors provides a guide to the topic and to the essays in the volume.
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