Models for liars

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As has been made clear in many of the papers in this volume, the crucial feature in Bradwardine’s theory of truth is the notion of signification. Expressed by a ‘connecticate’, which I shall write with the simple infix colon “:”, whenever t is a singular term and p is a sentence..

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