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Trivializing sentences and the promise of semantic completeness
Analysis 75 (4):573-584 (2015)
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This paper challenges defenders/advocates of the semantic-completeness route towards gluts to explain, in simple and plausible terms, why the ‘trivializer paradox’, framed in terms of closure relatives on theories, fails to undermine their argument.Author's Profile
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