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A proof of the (strengthened) liar formula in a semantical extension of peano arithmetic
Analysis 60 (1):1–4 (2000)
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In the Tarskian theory of truth, the strengthened liar sentence is a theorem. More generally, any formalized truth theory which proves the full, self-applicative scheme True(“f”) f will prove the strengthened liar sentence. (This scheme is sometimes called (T-Out).)Author's Profile
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