What does it mean to be bald and liar? A new option for a unified approach to paradoxes
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https://doi.org/10.5840/202360339Keywords:
Liar paradox, Sorites paradox, paraconsistent logic, vague predicates, vaguenessAbstract
In his article, Vsevolod Ladov poses the important question – might paradoxes admit of a uniform solution? As an answer, I propose looking at an approach in which argues that we must recognise truth predicate as merely analogous to a vague predicate. The approach proponents (V. McGee, J. Tappenden, H. Field, G. Priest and D. Hyde) insist that there is a structural relation between sorites paradoxes and self-reference paradoxes and that they should have a unified solution.
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2023-10-13
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2023. What does it mean to be bald and liar? A new option for a unified approach to paradoxes. Epistemology & Philosophy of Science. 60, 3 (Oct. 2023), 48–54. DOI:https://doi.org/10.5840/202360339.