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Thursday, 20 March 2014
Empty Names and Negative Existentials
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Singular negative existential propositions such as 'Santa Claus does not exist' can be made to look puzzling without any explicit th...
Monday, 3 March 2014
Kripke's Puzzle and Semantic Granularity
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( Added October 2016 : my most up-to-date treatment of granularity can be found in Chapter 6 of my PhD thesis . This is an early, undevelop...
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Monday, 6 January 2014
Propositions: A Neo-Wittgensteinian Approach
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( Added October 2016 : my most up-to-date treatment of propositions can be found in Chapter 6 of my PhD thesis . This is an early, undevel...
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Thursday, 19 December 2013
Sidelle and the Contingency of Conventions: An Objection Regained
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This is a draft of a paper. Alan Sidelle's conventionalism about modality is well-known, and only a bit less of a whipping-boy than th...
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Wednesday, 13 November 2013
Names: Between Mill and Frege
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Followup posts: Empty Names and Negative Existentials Names and the Articulation Assumption Names and the Publicity of Meaning ( Ad...
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Monday, 21 October 2013
Formal Logic Isn't a General Science of Validity
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'Tell me how you are searching, and I will tell you what you are searching for.' - Wittgenstein. Introduction A curious fe...
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