Doctor's Diagnosis Sustained

SATS 3 (2):142-153 (2002)
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This article is a sequel to ‘The Liar Syndrome’. It answers in detail the various criticisms of the latter expressed by Roy T. Cook in his article, ‘Curing the Liar Syndrome’, appearing in SATS/Nordic Journal of Philosophy, 3 (2): 126-141 (2002)

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10.1515/sats.2002.142

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