A System of Complete and Consistent Truth

Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 35 (1):311--27 (1994)
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Abstract

To the axioms of Peano arithmetic formulated in a language with an additional unary predicate symbol T we add the rules of necessitation and conecessitation T and axioms stating that T commutes with the logical connectives and quantifiers. By a result of McGee this theory is -inconsistent, but it can be approximated by models obtained by a kind of rule-of-revision semantics. Furthermore we prove that FS is equivalent to a system already studied by Friedman and Sheard and give an analysis of its proof theory

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Volker Halbach
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