Oxford Studies in Epistemology II – final version Rational Credence and the Value of Truth Allan Gibbard University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109

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THE ACCESS PROBLEM AND KNOWLEDGE OF LOGICAL POSSIBILITY Abstract. Accepting truth-value realism can seem to raise an explanatory problem: what can explain our accuracy about mathematics, i.e., the match between human psy

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The Role of Processes in Dynamic Semantics 1. Introduction. Set-based model-theoretic accounts of clause interpretation are bifurcated in interpreting main versus argument clauses: main clauses denote a truth value in a

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THE RESIDUAL ACCESS PROBLEM SHARON BERRY Abstract. A range of current truth-value realist philosophies of mathematics allow one to reduce the Benacerraf Problem to a problem of explaining our accuracy about which mathema

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Comparatives and standards of precision It is natural to assume that the truth-value appropriately assigned to a vague sentence can depend on context and in particular on a ‘standard of precision’ in operation in the

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No Truth Value ´ e (CNRS, IJN) M. Cozic (DEC, ENS) & P. Egr´ 1

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The Hidden Future Alex Blum Abstract: We argue that the part of the future which is up to us is in principle unknowable. Keywords: cannot be, omnipotence, omniscience, true, truth-value.

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THE LINE OF LIGHT Peggy M. Brook At certain stages in the development of the vast complex of unfolding Truth, it is of value to trace its main line of development from the point when it dawned on the human scene until th

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TRUTH FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVES.

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• Logic
• Philosophy
• Abstraction
• Logical connectives
• Atomic sentence
• Propositional calculus
• Logical truth
• Truth function
• Truth value
• Logical disjunction
• If and only if
• Negation

3 Semantics for Sentential Logic 1 Truth-functions Now that we know how to recover the sentential logical form of an English argument from the argument itself, the next step is to develop a technique for testing argumen

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• Logic
• Logical connectives
• Propositional calculus
• Material conditional
• Negation
• Truth table
• Logical biconditional
• Truth function
• Exclusive or
• Truth value
• Tautology
• Universal quantification