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Modal models for bradwardine's theory of truth
Review of Symbolic Logic 1 (2):225-240 (2008)
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Stephen Read (2002, 2006) has recently discussed Bradwardine's theory of truth and defended it as an appropriate way to treat paradoxes such as the liar. In this paper, I discuss Read's formalisation of Bradwardine's theory of truth and provide a class of models for this theory. The models facilitate comparison of Bradwardine's theory with contemporary theories of truthAuthor's Profile
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