Lewis Carroll Inferential Paradox / O Paradoxo Inferencial de Lewis Carroll

Fundamento: Revista de Filosofia 12:127-138 (2016)
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My main aim at this paper is to present Lewis Carrol’s Paradox on the justification of logical principles inasmuch as some attempts of solving it. This is important because if there are basic logical principles, it also seems necessary to exist some justification for them. By considering some observations from Ryle, Devitt and Kripke about the theme, we intend to briefly display their theories and their core critics among themselves and, mainly, the critics against adoption theory.

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