未切割的精确性

IF 0.5 0 PHILOSOPHY
David Ripley
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摘要

《Uncut》是一本关于两种悖论的书:涉及真理及其亲属的悖论,如骗子悖论,以及涉及模糊的悖论。有很多方法可以看待这些悖论,以及它们产生的许多谜题,而Uncut忽略了这些悖论中的大多数,只关注一个问题。这个问题:我们的话是字面意思吗?如果是,这怎么可能呢?我声称,我们的话确实是言出必行,但我们的语言并没有被矛盾所破坏。通过发展一种独特的意义理论,我展示了这是如何实现的。
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Précis of Uncut
Uncut is a book about two kinds of paradoxes: paradoxes involving truth and its relatives, like the liar paradox, and paradoxes involving vagueness. There are lots of ways to look at these paradoxes, and lots of puzzles generated by them, and Uncut ignores most of this variety to focus on a single issue. That issue: do our words mean what they seem to mean, and if so, how can this be? I claim that our words do mean what they seem to, and yet our language is not undermined by paradox. By developing a distinctive theory of meaning, I show how this can be.
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Analisis Filosofico
Analisis Filosofico PHILOSOPHY-
CiteScore
0.50
自引率
0.00%
发文量
9
审稿时长
15 weeks
期刊介绍: Análisis Filosófico is an open access scientific journal issued by the Argentine Society of Philosophical Analysis (SADAF). Since 1981, it offers original and unpublished papers on theoretical and practical philosophy, discussions, critical studies and reviews –in Spanish, English and Portuguese– that contribute to the development of philosophical analysis. Essential conditions for publication are conceptual accuracy, precision and novelty. Its refereeing policy is based on double-blind reviews and external assessment. It is launched twice a year on May and November.
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