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Self-reference and meaning in ordinary language
Mind 63 (250):162-169 (1954)
Abstract
This article is a modern socratic dialogue between socrates and theaetetus presented in the "ordinary language." the discussion centers on self-Referring statements and their meaning. (staff)My notes
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A revision of the definition of lying as an untruth told with intent to deceive.Warren Shibles - 1988 - Argumentation 2 (1):99-115.
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