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  1. Three Twentieth-century Commonplaces about 'If'.V. H. Dudman - 2001 - History and Philosophy of Logic 22 (3):119-127.
    The commonplaces, all grammatically confused, are that ?conditionals? are ternary in structure, have ?antecedents? and conform to the traditional taxonomy. It is maintained en route that ?The bough will not break? is consistent with ?If the bough breaks ??, that there is no logical difference between ?future indicatives? and ?subjunctives?, and that there is a difference between the logic of propositions (e.g. ?The bough broke?) and that of judgments (?The bough will/might/could/should/must/needn't break?).
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  • On the grammar of conditionals: reply to Barker.V. H. Dudman - 1998 - Analysis 58 (4):277-285.
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  • Predetermination and tense probabilism.Stephen J. Barker - 1998 - Analysis 58 (4):290-296.