Outline Truth, Subderivations and the Liar Truth,

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• Philosophical logic
• Mathematical logic
• Theories of truth
• Philosophy of language
• Model theory
• Liar paradox
• Truth
• Lie
• Argument
• Law of excluded middle
• First-order logic
• Atomic sentence

Simplicity Made Difficult John MacFarlane January 31, 2010 In their new book Relativism and Monadic Truth, Herman Cappelen and John Hawthorne seek to defend a “mainstream” view of the contents of thought

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• Philosophical logic
• Meaning
• Philosophy of language
• Metatheory
• Theories of truth
• Relativism
• Truth
• Herman Cappelen
• Proposition
• Contextualism
• Semantics of logic
• Logical truth

Deflationism Dorit Bar-On and Keith Simmons, UNC-Chapel Hill There is a core metaphysical claim shared by all deflationists: truth is not a genuine, substantive property. But anyone who denies that truth is a genuine pro

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• Theories of truth
• Philosophical logic
• Philosophy of language
• Meaning
• Predicate logic
• Deflationary theory of truth
• Truth
• Redundancy theory of truth
• Predicate
• Proposition
• Sentence
• Illocutionary act

Preliminary Remarks on Truth Crispin Sartwell Truth is reality, and persons are parts of reality. We are traversed and transfixed by other bits, in processes such as perception and communication, as also in movement, ing

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• Philosophy of language
• Philosophical logic
• Meaning
• Theories of truth
• Ontology
• Truth-bearer
• Proposition
• Truth
• Semantics
• Proper name
• J. L. Austin
• Modal logic

Confines of Democracy Essays on the Philosophy of Richard J. Bernstein Edited by Ramón del Castillo, Ángel M. Faerna, and Larry A. Hickman

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• American philosophers
• Continental philosophers
• Charles Sanders Peirce
• Critique of Judgment
• Theories of truth
• Richard J. Bernstein
• Common sense
• Immanuel Kant
• Hannah Arendt
• Pragmatism
• Aesthetics
• Critique

An ordinal analysis for theories of self-referential truth Graham Emil Leigh and Michael Rathjen∗ December 19, 2009 Abstract

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Globalization makes inconsistency unrecognizable John Woods

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• Logic
• Philosophy
• Abstraction
• Philosophical logic
• Non-classical logic
• Mathematical logic
• Theories of truth
• Proof theory
• Negation
• Paraconsistent logic
• False
• Contradiction

Salaverría, „Critical Common Sense, Exemplary Doubts, and Reflective Judgment,“ in: Confines of Democracy. The Social Philosophy of Richard Bernstein: Essays on the Philosophy of Richard Bernstein, ed. Ramón de Cas

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• Philosophy
• Philosophy of science
• American philosophers
• Charles Sanders Peirce
• Philosophical movements
• Richard J. Bernstein
• Theories of truth
• Pragmatism
• Common sense
• Relativism
• Truth
• Epistemology

Obstacles to Persuasion: Lessons from the Classroom Mark Vorobej Associate Professor of Philosophy and a former Director of the Centre for Peace Studies at McMaster University From January to April 2008, I taught an unu

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• Critical thinking
• Arguments
• Narratology
• David Ray Griffin
• Argumentation theory
• Argument
• 9/11 Truth movement
• 9/11 conspiracy theories
• Conspiracy theory
• Complicity
• Rhetoric

Journal of 9/11 Studies Volume 37, April 2013 WTC Destruction: An Analysis of Peer Reviewed Technical Literature 2001 — 2012

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• World Trade Center
• Manhattan
• Filmed deaths
• New York City
• Politics
• September 11 attacks
• 9/11 conspiracy theorists
• Collapse of the World Trade Center
• Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth
• 9/11 Truth movement
• National Institute of Standards and Technology
• 9/11 conspiracy theories